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Paul McCartney 07/04/90
RFK Stadium, Washington, DC
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Set I
Figure Of Eight
Got To Get You Into My Life
Rough Ride
Birthday
Band On The Run
We Got Married
Let Em In
The Long & Winding Road
Fool On The Hill
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Heart Club Band > A Little Help From My Friends > Sgt. Pepper Reprise
Good Day Sunshine
Can't Buy Me Love
Put It There
Things We Said Today
Eleanor Rigby
Set II
My Brave Face
Back In The USSR
I Saw Her Standing There
Coming Up
Let It Be
Live & Let Die
Hey Jude
Yesterday
Get Back
Golden Slumbers >
Carry That Weight >
The End
Set III
 
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User (active/rating) Media / # Show Sound Details DB Source User Source
james benjamin (3/0) CDR / 2 A+ View   SDB
Notes: Disc One Rough Ride Birthday Band On The Run We Got Married Let'Em In The Long And Winding Road The Fool On The Hill Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band Good Day Sunshine Can't Buy Me Love Put It There Things We Said Today Intermezzo / Eleanor Rigby Disc Two This One My Brave Face Back In The USSR I Saw Her Standing There Coming Up Let It Be Live And Let Die Hey Jude Yesterday / Happy Birthday Get Back Golden Slumbers / Carry That Weight / The End filler Hope of Deliverence (unknown info)
steve w. (3/5) SHN / 2 View   SBD > D > D > SSSB
Notes: Jay Serafin master
Chris K (3/0) / 0 View   SBD > D > D > SSSB
Notes: SBD > D > D > SSSB
John Licari (3/5) SHN / 2 View   Downloaded from GDLive.com
Notes: This show was mastered by Jay Serafin.
craig (3/4) shn / 1 View  
Timmy (3/0) SHN / 1 View  
joseph (3/5) CDR / 2 A View   SBD
David P. Finnigan, M.D. (3/5) shn / 2 View  
Carl Rinehart (3/0) cdr / 2 View  
Marc Huppman (3/0) / 0 View  
Timmy (3/0) SHN / 1 View  
Timmy Saville (3/0) SHN / 1 View  
Dave Tack (3/2) cdr / 2 View   SBD > D > D > SSSB
Notes: OFFICIAL SHOW NOTES: BAND MEMBERS: Linda McCartney, Paul McCartney, Hamish Stuart, Robbie McIntosh, Paul Wickens, Chris Whitten; MISSING: opening songs "Figure Of Eight", "Jet", "Got To Get You Into My Life"'; MISSING: mid-show "Lennon Tribute" (Strawberry Fields / Help! / Give Peace A Chance); any/all editing, fades, NR, hiss elimination, phase shifting, time smear correction, digital jitter elimination, EQ, and quantization noise elimination (when down-converting audio for CD-R mastering), were all performed using 24-bit / 96 kHz digital realm processing at Serafin Station Studio B using the "code name Harpoon" editing software (Beta V0.962.88 Build 125) JAY'S PERSONAL COMMENTS: Considering all I've ever heard of McCartney's bands is what I've listened to on the 2 LP's (yes, actual vinyl!) I own of Wings, I didn't know what to expect from his live shows. I know people who have had mixed reactions to his tours... they say that the music is good, but sometimes the stage effects drew their attention away from the band. Others said it added to the show. All I know is, judging from the audio content from this recording, THE MUSIC IS GREAT! Unfortunately, a few songs are missing (but isn't 29 songs enough for a show????). The 3 opening songs (Figure Of Eight, Got To Get You Into My Life, and Rough Ride) were not on the master. Paul's "Lennon Tribute" (Strawberry Fields / Help! / Give Peace a Chance) are also missing (known as "The Medley" on most set lists). The odd thing is, though, when listening to the master, I hear NO break anywhere where those 3 songs should have been! They show up on the unofficial set lists as being between "Let It Be" and "Live And Let Die". I've listened to the master I don't know how many times, and there is no change in the applause, an edit I can visually see/hear, nothing! So, I wonder if they WERE played or not. 2 sites show The Medley as NOT played this date. I can only wonder. This is a excellent show, with lots of energy from Paul, who's constantly whooping it up between songs. He's in great voice, and his bass playing, although a little "down" in the mix, is still a good thing to listen to! The mix was done wonderfully, and there were only a couple of "glitches" in the effects for a few brief seconds on a couple of songs (such as too much reverb when the "quick" part of Live And Let Die happens. Oh well, engineers are only human, too! Otherwise, the mix is damn near perfect, nice channel separation where it needs to me, and none of the background vocals are too loud/soft... just right. The selection of songs range from the early 60's Beatles to his most recent album of the time (Flowers In The Dirt), and the arrangements are excellent. Some sampling from the original Beatles' recordings were used, such as the jet aircraft taking off in Back In The USSR to the cello parts in Eleanor Rigby. He's surrounded by some top notch musicians on guitars and vocals. Linda's voice is not in the mix much, but her then honed skills on the keyboards made up for it. The guitarists effects ranged from some very natural sounding acoustical guitars to the wonderful distortion/feedback/sustain segue between Things We Said Today and Eleanor Rigby (was right on the money!). If you're a rampant Beatles fan, if you love McCartney, or simply are a casual listener of them/him, this is a show that gives it to you all. The sound quality is excellent, there's no compression/limiting, lots of audio headroom; my advice is to keep the volume down during the between-song sections, as Paul lets out his "howls" and "yelps" quite loudly (don't hold me responsible if you blow out a midrange or tweeter playing this show at high levels!!!).
Paul Birdsall (3/4) shn / 2 View   sbd
matt (3/5) SHN / 2 A+ A+ View   DSBD
Skot (3/0) shn / 0 View  
kmfurtado (3/5) shn / 2 View   SBD > D > D > SSS
Notes: 29 (out of 35) songs
Joe Clayton (3/0) CDR / 2 View  
Matt Jagow (3/0) CD / 2 A A+ View   SBD > D > D > SSSB > ?? > SHN
Notes: All editing performed @ 32-bit/96 kHz sampling at Serafin Station Studio B using the "Harpoon" (code name, closed beta testing) professional editing software.
mccoy (3/0) shn / 2 a View   sbd > d > d > sssb
Jim Van Houten (2/5) CD / 2 View   UNK SBD
Mike Langen (2/4.9) cdr / 2 A View   sbrd
Notes: BAND: PAUL McCARTNEY SHOW DATE: 07/04/90 VENUE: R. F. K. STADIUM LOCATION: WASHINGTON, DC SET(S): 29 (out of 35) songs LINEAGE: SBD > D > D > SSSB AUDIO RATING: AR1 MEDIA REQUIRED: DAT: 1x120 min. CD-R / MINI DISC: 2 RELEASED ON: 06/01/02 THANKS TO MIKE B. FOR PROVIDING THIS SHOW ON DAT TO ME!!! OFFICIAL SHOW NOTES: LINEAGE: SBD > D > D > SSSB; thanks to Mike B. for seeding this show; BAND MEMBERS: Linda McCartney, Paul McCartney, Hamish Stuart, Robbie McIntosh, Paul Wickens, Chris Whitten; MISSING: opening songs "Figure Of Eight", "Jet", "Got To Get You Into My Life"'; MISSING: mid-show "Lennon Tribute" (Strawberry Fields / Help! / Give Peace A Chance); any/all editing, fades, NR, hiss elimination, phase shifting, time smear correction, digital jitter elimination, EQ, and quantization noise elimination (when down-converting audio for CD-R mastering), were all performed using 24-bit / 96 kHz digital realm processing at Serafin Station Studio B using the "code name Harpoon" editing software (Beta V0.962.88 Build 125) JAY'S PERSONAL COMMENTS: Considering all I've ever heard of McCartney's bands is what I've listened to on the 2 LP's (yes, actual vinyl!) I own of Wings, I didn't know what to expect from his live shows. I know people who have had mixed reactions to his tours... they say that the music is good, but sometimes the stage effects drew their attention away from the band. Others said it added to the show. All I know is, judging from the audio content from this recording, THE MUSIC IS GREAT! Unfortunately, a few songs are missing (but isn't 29 songs enough for a show????). The 3 opening songs (Figure Of Eight, Got To Get You Into My Life, and Rough Ride) were not on the master. Paul's "Lennon Tribute" (Strawberry Fields / Help! / Give Peace a Chance) are also missing (known as "The Medley" on most set lists). The odd thing is, though, when listening to the master, I hear NO break anywhere where those 3 songs should have been! They show up on the unofficial set lists as being between "Let It Be" and "Live And Let Die". I've listened to the master I don't know how many times, and there is no change in the applause, an edit I can visually see/hear, nothing! So, I wonder if they WERE played or not. 2 sites show The Medley as NOT played this date. I can only wonder. This is a excellent show, with lots of energy from Paul, who's constantly whooping it up between songs. He's in great voice, and his bass playing, although a little "down" in the mix, is still a good thing to listen to! The mix was done wonderfully, and there were only a couple of "glitches" in the effects for a few brief seconds on a couple of songs (such as too much reverb when the "quick" part of Live And Let Die happens. Oh well, engineers are only human, too! Otherwise, the mix is damn near perfect, nice channel separation where it needs to me, and none of the background vocals are too loud/soft... just right. The selection of songs range from the early 60's Beatles to his most recent album of the time (Flowers In The Dirt), and the arrangements are excellent. Some sampling from the original Beatles' recordings were used, such as the jet aircraft taking off in Back In The USSR to the cello parts in Eleanor Rigby. He's surrounded by some top notch musicians on guitars and vocals. Linda's voice is not in the mix much, but her then honed skills on the keyboards made up for it. The guitarists effects ranged from some very natural sounding acoustical guitars to the wonderful distortion/feedback/sustain segue between Things We Said Today and Eleanor Rigby was right on the money!. If you're a rampant Beatles fan, if you love McCartney, or simply are a casual listener of them/him, this is a show that gives it to you all. The sound quality is excellent, there's no compression/limiting, lots of audio headroom; my advice is to keep the volume down during the between-song sections, as Paul lets out his "howls" and "yelps" quite loudly (don't hold me responsible if you blow out a midrange or tweeter playing this show at high levels!!!). PERSONAL RATINGS: (on a 1 to 10 scale with 10 being excellent) Audio Mix: 9.5 Audio Quality: 9.6 (slight digital jitter through the show, maybe about 8 instances, no distractions) Energy Level: 10 (Hey, it's the 4th of July!) Show "Completeness": 8 (the missing opening songs/Lennon's tribute) Song Selection: Very good for the entire tour Surprises: McCartney's voice being so good!
trustthex (2/0) CD / 2 View   Soundboard
Bluesthinker (2/4.9) SHN / 2 View  
Mike In Boone (2/5) CDR / 2 A A View   Soundboard
Terence (2/5) CDR / 2 View   Unknown
Terence (2/5) Flac/CDR / 1 A A View   SBD
Notes: Missing first song?
Private Stock (2/5) / 2 Vg+ View  
Notes: Paul is having a wonderful time celebrating the 4th. This show gives all.
Richard D. Jordan (2/5) cdr / 2 A View   SBD>CDR
Larry Brodoway (2/5) CDR,SHN / 2 View   SBD > D > D > SSSB
Notes: 29 (out of 35) songs