| james123 27.09.2007 20:34 |
I have digitally transferred a 1st generation tape of Queen that was taped from the audience in December 1975 at the Boston Music Hall. It has never been copied or distributed. I came across the master tape purely by accident – which had been missing for years. I gasped when I found the tape. What makes this unique and valuable are 2 factors: 1) This is the only taped concert of Queen playing in Boston 2) Queen has always had a large fanbase in Boston, as Brian says himself from the stage during the show I have already done all the technical legwork of transferring the master tape to digital and carefully editing it to a group of high-quality MP3s. The original recording was done from the balcony with a reel-to-reel player, there also were also 2 high quality microphones used so there is a hint of “stereo effect”. Overall, the sound quality I would describe as a high-end audience recording. This may be perhaps one of the best audience-based recordings to come to light. Contains the full, per-usual Queen setlist from the 1975 US Tour. Freddie mentions “the Boston Fire Marshal – Merry Christmas to him” to prove the authenticity of this recording. There is virtually no distortion despite the high sound pressure. There is some occasional nearby audience chatter and clapping, but it is not excessively intrusive at all. You also hear the good acoustics of the Boston Music Hall, and as Queen live sound mixes always pushed the low-end hard there is some “boominess”, but this was the reality of the live show and the equipment used. Every song in the set is included in this possible submission of MP3s, the only thing that is missing is the first 2 minutes of “Sweet Lady” which opened the show, due to some last moment problems engaging the reel-to-reel. Everything else is there besides the usual lively banter from Freddie and Brian. I await permission from the Queen online store at link to submit the group of MP3s - I will post here when/if they are released. Keep tuned! james / south of Boston |
| Ale Solan 27.09.2007 20:48 |
mp3? permission from Queenonline store? *more ???'s* |
| L-R-TIGER1994 27.09.2007 21:05 |
December 1975?I really doubt it cos Queen were on a tour in the UK by then. |
| james123 27.09.2007 21:19 |
I am corrected. Apologies! Thank you. The date on the tape is January 29, 1976 The band also signed copies of NATO at the Strawberries near the Prudential Center earlier that day. I have some slides from the session. |
| james123 27.09.2007 21:23 |
MP3 - standard compressed file containing a song. Playable on computers and thru other media. I will not be uploading this concert to a BitTorrent - rather to the Official Queen Website. That is if they accept the recording (collection of MP3s). |
| L-R-TIGER1994 27.09.2007 21:27 |
Who cares about Queenonline??? |
| Ale Solan 27.09.2007 21:30 |
james123 wrote: MP3 - standard compressed file containing a song. Playable on computers and thru other media.No way, I don't believe you. Really, tell me. |
| josedequeso 27.09.2007 23:24 |
This one seems kind of funny to me. We've all been told that people don't want to share their new tape sources because they are afraid that they will be encoded to mp3, while here he only wants to share his show in mp3. Am I in a twilight zone? |
| The Real Wizard 27.09.2007 23:29 |
If you're here, then you must know that this is the place to share recordings. Why bother going through the hassle of dealing with QOL, where people would be forced to pay to hear your recording? And if you went through all the trouble to "carefully" transfer the tape to the computer, why bother undoing much the effort by encoding to mp3, where quality is lost? In the case that what you're saying is completely true, then I'd be surprised if these "bootleg experts" actually released your recording, rather than keep it for themselves and continue to release shows that collectors have had for years. But if it pops up, then great. Keeping in mind that the ratio of stories about new tapes to actual new tapes is pretty disproportionate, let's see what happens next. That said, I can't wait to hear Freddie wishing the Boston Fire Marshall a Merry Christmas... at the end of January. Hmm, I'm in the mood for some 1982 Queen... I think I'll put on the Boston recording. |
| pittrek 28.09.2007 02:06 |
Hello, James. Please ... 1) Don't encode it to mp3, encode it to wav and then to some lossless compressed format, like flac or ape. 2) Don't sell the recording to Queen Productions or whoever owns queenonline.com . That's the worst thing you can do to the recording. 3) Either share it here or keep it for personal trades And SirGH is of course right, it's NOT the only taped show from Boston |
| The Loser In The End 28.09.2007 03:50 |
...I'll respect every tapers wish...It has nothing to do with my own opinions, merley a form of tollerance. It's great to work with music and working with Queen music might even be greater. Especially when it's high-end audience recording. I'm not sure if I understand the reason for sharing in mp3...although I did a lot of remastering on recorings from a band called U2. We shared it only in 256 wma, to prevent it from being released by bootleggers on silvers. However, not every bootleg label is intrested in a long term relationship with their customers so lossy silvers came to exist... 256 wma has a way of compressing that is hard to distinct from lossless in spectrum analysis because it compresses smoothly over the 6k to 22k range. Not as in mp3 which seem to just cut off anything above 16K (or 14K or 12K etc...depending on the bitrate). 256kb/s wma were also good for REAL gap-less burning with some programms (e.g. Nero 6) Anyway, I spoke of respecting peoples wishes...even if I'm not sure whether I understand them but I sense that you are afraid of being bootlegged. That I can understand. But I condemn lying. I can understand Sir GH his reluctance. First see (and hear) before we start cheering. To put this message of yours in the 'Sharing The Music - Announce' threat implies that you are willing to share... If you just want to tease us...you're playing with fire... You might even risk the change of being 'not let in'... Wisdom to you and honour to the ones who are bringing Queen music to the fans. True Queen fans are loyal for all their lives and very powerfull because of that. |
| rschoorl 28.09.2007 07:26 |
Times have certainly changed. When I taped the Boston '82 show, I proceeded to make copies for all my friends, then over the years I sent cassette copies all over the world to total strangers (but all Queen fans) who in good faith sent me tapes of shows that I didn't have. We all amassed collections and lists of hundreds of shows. It was organic, I made a ton of new friends, and that is the way it really ought to work. I know my show(s) have ended up being bootlegged and are not "rare" anymore, but who cares.....it is about sharing the music. All this other stuff is just static. Get the music out there so that all can enjoy. |
| August R. 28.09.2007 08:56 |
Sir GH<br><h6>ah yeah</h6> wrote: That said, I can't wait to hear Freddie wishing the Boston Fire Marshall a Merry Christmas... at the end of January.LOL! I think this one is busted. |
| Rik&Roll 28.09.2007 09:18 |
August R. wrote:That was my thought as well, when I read the 'correction' he made of the date. Lack of attention can make people do the strangest things....Sir GH<br><h6>ah yeah</h6> wrote: That said, I can't wait to hear Freddie wishing the Boston Fire Marshall a Merry Christmas... at the end of January.LOL! I think this one is busted. |
| Rick 28.09.2007 10:01 |
August R. wrote:I imagine this kind of situation:Sir GH<br><h6>ah yeah</h6> wrote: That said, I can't wait to hear Freddie wishing the Boston Fire Marshall a Merry Christmas... at the end of January.LOL! I think this one is busted. "Hello Boston, Merry Christmas!" "It's January, you fag!" "Oh yes, of course, of course. Time flies when you have fun, ey?" "Had a nice Christmas?" The whole audience: "NO! Now sing, you twat!" "Oh, oh well, I got some cock, as always!" Sorry, it's weekend. |
| Marknow 28.09.2007 10:57 |
What a sad sad little man... |
| cexycy 28.09.2007 11:09 |
james123 wrote: I have digitally transferred a 1st generation tape of Queen that was taped from the audience in December 1975 at the Boston Music Hall. It has never been copied or distributed. I came across the master tape purely by accident – which had been missing for years. I gasped when I found the tape. What makes this unique and valuable are 2 factors: 1) This is the only taped concert of Queen playing in Boston 2) Queen has always had a large fanbase in Boston, as Brian says himself from the stage during the show I have already done all the technical legwork of transferring the master tape to digital and carefully editing it to a group of high-quality MP3s. The original recording was done from the balcony with a reel-to-reel player, there also were also 2 high quality microphones used so there is a hint of “stereo effect”. Overall, the sound quality I would describe as a high-end audience recording. This may be perhaps one of the best audience-based recordings to come to light. Contains the full, per-usual Queen setlist from the 1975 US Tour. Freddie mentions “the Boston Fire Marshal – Merry Christmas to him” to prove the authenticity of this recording. There is virtually no distortion despite the high sound pressure. There is some occasional nearby audience chatter and clapping, but it is not excessively intrusive at all. You also hear the good acoustics of the Boston Music Hall, and as Queen live sound mixes always pushed the low-end hard there is some “boominess”, but this was the reality of the live show and the equipment used. Every song in the set is included in this possible submission of MP3s, the only thing that is missing is the first 2 minutes of “Sweet Lady” which opened the show, due to some last moment problems engaging the reel-to-reel. Everything else is there besides the usual lively banter from Freddie and Brian. I await permission from the Queen online store at link to submit the group of MP3s - I will post here when/if they are released. Keep tuned! james / south of BostonYou don't need permission to share it as long as you're not making money out of it and the people who download it from you are on the understanding that they can't make money from it either. The whole purpose of Queen Online selling bootlegs is to stop bootleggers making money from their recordings. They have stated before that they do not mind if you share what you have already bought from them as opposed to other people buying from them. Probably because either way the illegal bootleggers don't get any money. This is why many people have shared bootlegs on this site and there has been no word of complaint by anyone. One more thing, please share in Flac, that way no quality will be lost or if you have to share in MP3, please offer both if possible. You will be making many, many Queen fans very happy, I promise you. |
| Nummer2 28.09.2007 11:24 |
Almost a year ago, james123 already mentioned his Boston tape. In the thread at link he says: "Actually I have a cassette tape somewhere of Queen at the Music Hall in Boston in '76. ..." He never mentioned it again till now. That doesn't sound like a hoax, does it? And the "Christmas" lapse could be just bad memory. So give him a chance, there might be a fantastic new Queen show for us fans! |
| Vali 28.09.2007 13:40 |
yeah, would be wonderful ... but all that effort for a final transfer to mp3? hummmm ... let´s wait if this finally comes to light. And if so, will be an apreciated welcome |
| Bobby_brown 28.09.2007 15:50 |
edit |
| brENsKi 28.09.2007 17:44 |
i doubt it will be genuine ...nto as described by James anyhow... my reasoning? - if HE WAS genuine...he'd have been back by now to clear up some of the apparent confusion his earlier posts caused |
| The Real Wizard 28.09.2007 19:16 |
Hey, maybe the guy is busy. I'm all open ears. If he's happy to share the recording, then I'll be happy to hear it. |
| james123 28.09.2007 23:32 |
Well I am taken aback by all these posts I have read here. I will take into account all the wishes and technical advice I have read here. I will go and re-read all the posts a number of times. This recording is not spectacular, but is better than a number of the audience-based recordings I have heard. I am listening to it as I compose this and it is an entertaining listen overall. Queen definitely puts across a sharp set in this recording. “Doing Alright” is one of the high points. If I have my history correct, this may be Queen’s first gig in Boston, as when they were due to come here supporting Mott on their initial tour, Brian developed symptoms that were diagnosed as hepatitis in NYC. Another highlight is “Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon”. Also in reviewing the digital transfer tonight on headphones, my memory was refreshed on the microphone use in the balcony. It was definitely recorded with 2 high-quality mics yielding a sort of stereo spread. You can hear handclaps on one side for instance. On the “fire marshal” comment: Freddie points that “… we have some smoke flares we will not have to use tonight because of someone called a ‘Fire Marshal’ so Merry Christmas to him” And of course Freddie drinks a toast to Boston. Sure, I'd love post this collection from the Boston Music Hall in a lossless format and have you all get it for free. But I have to step back and think. Having done some work (in the past and present) for a number of quasi-famous bands who have released records on major labels I am sensitive to what I have heard them say about file sharing. And I have been entrusted by them in my handling of their composed material and soundboard recordings to not release it for all to grab for free. I am a recording engineer in my copious free time. Therefor when I come to this recording of Queen at the Boston Music Hall, well I hope you all understand that my mindset is different. But I do need to consider what is said in these posts. Let me see if I arrange some time to come with set of samples from the set that I can post to a YouTube file, with some pics that were shot at the ’82 Garden gig. Apologies, again I am corrected, I did not know of the existence of that recording. I do have some slides stashed away of the gig at the Music Hall and of the band at Strawberries signing NATO copies earlier in the day. If I can find them I will find some way to put those up for all to see. |
| Shane Jazz 28.09.2007 23:54 |
Thanks James123. I think we all believe you now, don't take it personally. We are a rabid fanbase and get teased all the time with potentially exciting new rarities. (Remember last month's Assassin demo? It's quite funny now, looking back) Boston is my absolute favorite city in the world, so any show from there would be magic. (as a side note- magic night in Beantown tonight, we finally won the AL East!) |
| The Real Wizard 29.09.2007 00:31 |
James, I'm glad you replied. I just hope you understand why I was skeptical at first. When someone talks about a new recording, it usually turns out to be smoke and mirrors. Literally, at least 95% of the time it's like that. People just seek attention for whatever reason. Thanks for being open to our comments, and not being put off by our skepticism. And above all, please don't be put off by file sharing. It's the best way to distribute these kinds of recordings - especially new ones! If it's on CD, then rip it to WAV and convert it to FLAC format (level 8) with "FLAC Frontend". Then make (100 mb max) Winzip files, and upload them to mediafire.com. That's it! If I'm not clear about anything, feel free to ask. That's what we're here for. I'm immensely looking forward to hearing your recording. It will surely be one of the greatest leaks in the recent history of Queen collecting. |
| on my way up 29.09.2007 04:48 |
This is wonderful news. We're all looking forward to hearing this show. you'll make an entire fan community happy:-) |
| Bobby_brown 29.09.2007 11:42 |
james123 wrote: Having done some work (in the past and present) for a number of quasi-famous bands who have released records on major labels I am sensitive to what I have heard them say about file sharing. And I have been entrusted by them in my handling of their composed material and soundboard recordings to not release it for all to grab for free. I am a recording engineer in my copious free time. Therefor when I come to this recording of Queen at the Boston Music Hall, well I hope you all understand that my mindset is different.I understand your feelings towards this issue, but sharing this type of audio files is no big deal, and if you´re a Queenzoner you´ll know what i mean. It´s not soundboard, and it isn´t oficially released. You can trade it with other person, and that person can upload it for us. But it´s good to have standards in life. Take care |
| Negative Creep 29.09.2007 13:51 |
Hello Greg Brooks. |
| L-R-TIGER1994 29.09.2007 13:56 |
I must see to believe |
| bohemianmoomin 29.09.2007 18:47 |
Sounds fantastic, always excellent to hear about new recordings surfacing! |
| Penetration_Guru 30.09.2007 19:07 |
I wonder why someone who has such respect for artists was making illicit recordings of their work without permission, but look forward to hearing it anyway in a couple of decades... |
| pittrek 01.10.2007 09:18 |
Penetration_Guru wrote: I wonder why someone who has such respect for artists was making illicit recordings of their work without permission, but look forward to hearing it anyway in a couple of decades...Did your girlfriend left you or something similar ? |
| YourValentine 02.10.2007 04:34 |
"Contains the full, per-usual Queen setlist from the 1975 US Tour. Freddie mentions “the Boston Fire Marshal – Merry Christmas to him” to prove the authenticity of this recording." You mean Freddie wished someone a "Merry Christmas" by the end of January? You are not by any chance an FBI agent and owner of the Sunbury video? |
| Penetration_Guru 02.10.2007 12:40 |
pittrek wrote:huh? I don't see what your point is.Penetration_Guru wrote: I wonder why someone who has such respect for artists was making illicit recordings of their work without permission, but look forward to hearing it anyway in a couple of decades...Did your girlfriend left you or something similar ? |
| pittrek 02.10.2007 14:04 |
Sorry, nothing personal, you're simply too sarcastic in the last time :-) |
| Penetration_Guru 02.10.2007 18:39 |
No sarcasm at all, I just saw an element of contradiction in the point being made. But for reference my personal arrangements have no effect on the level of sarcasm I use |
| Negative Creep 03.10.2007 07:27 |
YourValentine wrote: "Contains the full, per-usual Queen setlist from the 1975 US Tour. Freddie mentions “the Boston Fire Marshal – Merry Christmas to him” to prove the authenticity of this recording." You mean Freddie wished someone a "Merry Christmas" by the end of January? You are not by any chance an FBI agent and owner of the Sunbury video?Well, it's certainly the owner of the Sunbury video... his name is Greg Brooks - the little scally wag. He thinks by posting false claims under different names about owning certain recordings he is undermining JSS's claims - he basically thinks by making these kind of posts he will make QZ appear to be totally untrustworthy. |
| YourValentine 03.10.2007 10:24 |
Sorry but this is unfounded. You may not like Greg's posts but he always posts under his own name and he would not claim to own a fake recording. I rather think James 123 is one of previous posters who offered fakes like Moanzone Twat (YoungStratMan), but he could well be someone new. |
| Negative Creep 03.10.2007 14:48 |
YourValentine wrote: Sorry but this is unfounded. You may not like Greg's posts but he always posts under his own name and he would not claim to own a fake recording. I rather think James 123 is one of previous posters who offered fakes like Moanzone Twat (YoungStratMan), but he could well be someone new.It is transparent what is going on here - the writing style is extremely similar even. And how exactly could you possibly know that he only posts using his own name? Because he says so? lol You are very naive. |
| The Real Wizard 05.10.2007 18:08 |
Our dear friend James seems to have disappeared... Anyone care to give a possible explanation as to what happened? |
| Cygnus X-1 05.10.2007 20:25 |
...maybe he's looking for some Fire Marshals who can confirm that Freddie greats them....no, serious, it would be great if this show is for real! |
| james123 07.10.2007 21:36 |
I have been somewhat ill the past month and under some treatment. Apologies to all but I have not up to long technical sessions in my studio. Just feeling better the last 2 days after some new therapy I have assembled sound clips from Boston 1976 show into a file that will be placed on YouTube tonight or early tomorrow. The background pic was shot from 1982 Boston Garden gig. I will post link here after the file is uploaded and tested. I will look forward to all your comments. |
| james123 07.10.2007 22:31 |
Go to this link to hear the samples: link First mention of Boston is at 27 seconds. Looking forward to comments. |
| deleted user 08.10.2007 01:01 |
james123 wrote: Go to this link to hear the samples: link First mention of Boston is at 27 seconds. Looking forward to comments.Sounds great!! Hope you share it Cheers |
| onevsion 08.10.2007 02:43 |
Sounds like a great complete recording! Would be great if you shared it indeed...! |
| The Real Wizard 08.10.2007 11:22 |
(double post) |
| The Real Wizard 08.10.2007 11:23 |
Wow... this is unreal! Thanks for the clips. You will be the star of the Queen community if you share the whole recording. |
| Jay Mantis 08.10.2007 11:28 |
Sounds awesome! I never knew they played Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon is the USA. The band is in great shape, they sound excellent! |
| on my way up 08.10.2007 13:02 |
This is very exciting news!!! I'm looking forward to hearing it in its entirety. Like sir gh says: you'll be a star:-)thanks |
| fly 08.10.2007 15:37 |
I'm always touched and shocked by the power and beauty of queen music from the 1970s, especially from their early tours. I cannot belive how great musicians they were in those glory days and listening to this samples I'm just out of words. Please share this precious jewel with us. |
| flashalive 08.10.2007 16:05 |
this sounds awesome- what a treasure - i hope for all the dedicated Queen fans here that this gets shared.. |
| Leaky Luke 09.10.2007 02:28 |
« Jay » wrote: Sounds awesome! I never knew they played Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon is the USA. The band is in great shape, they sound excellent!That's what surprised me too.. And Seven Seas Of Rhye in 1976 is quite unique I think. |
| A Word In Your Ear 09.10.2007 10:12 |
« Jay » wrote: Sounds awesome! I never knew they played Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon is the USA. The band is in great shape, they sound excellent!Yeah!!! me too. I only thought that they played "Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon" at some of the Japan 1976 dates only? I could be wrong though? |
| The Real Wizard 09.10.2007 13:14 |
Leaky Luke wrote: Seven Seas Of Rhye in 1976 is quite unique I think.Definitely. <font color=olive>A Word In Your Ear wrote: I only thought that they played "Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon" at some of the Japan 1976 dates only? I could be wrong though?It's on the New York recording, but not the Milwaukee recording from a month later. So perhaps they dropped it part way through the tour because it wasn't getting good feedback from their audiences...? It's hard to tell with so few recordings available! |
| Bobby_brown 09.10.2007 15:54 |
Great sound! Finally a clean version of "Lazing on a ...". Do they play Hangman on this one? It would be great. Take care |
| james123 09.10.2007 20:13 |
Here is the complete setlist: Sweet Lady White Queen Flick of the Wrist Medley (Bo Rhap ...) Bring Back That Leroy Brown Brighton Rock The Prophet's Song Stone Cold Crazy Doin' Alright Lazing on Sunday Afternoon Keep Yourself Alive Seven Seas of Rhye Liar Hey Big Spender Jailhouse Rock Stupid Cupid The total length of the recording is 82 mins. Sheer conjecture but the inclusion of "Seven" might have to do with the band missing their 1st show in Boston supporting Mott due to Brian coming down with hepatitus. Having worked with a number of bands doing lighting - bands would throw in some different songs into a set on a given night as they too get bored with playing the same cookie-cutter set each night. |
| SCOM 09.10.2007 20:18 |
sounds awesome. |
| bootLuca 10.10.2007 07:03 |
<font color=olive>A Word In Your Ear wrote: Yeah!!! me too. I only thought that they played "Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon" at some of the Japan 1976 dates only? I could be wrong though?Lazing on a sunday was played also in New York, Beacon Theater the 6th february 1976 |
| little foetus 10.10.2007 10:51 |
Great news. Thank you very much. I guess Ogre Battle is missing at the beginning of the show, isn't it? |
| thetman 12.10.2007 19:00 |
I'd love to hear this as well- I love the photo on youtube from the boston garden concert in 82- especially since I was at that show..good memories indeed |
| The Real Wizard 18.10.2007 02:00 |
So James, what's the good word... ? |
| The Real Wizard 07.11.2007 12:26 |
*bump* |
| onevsion 21.09.2008 14:04 |
*BUMP* |
| lalaalalaa 03.12.2008 22:30 |
Is there any possible chance of this getting on here? Or has it been shared already? |
| pittrek 04.12.2008 03:34 |
lalaalalaa wrote: Is there any possible chance of this getting on here? Or has it been shared already? I got a strong feeling that this is a mean joke, like Marquee 72 or Truro 70 or Ewell College 71 or ... |
| pittrek 04.12.2008 11:54 |
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| lalaalalaa 04.12.2008 17:53 |
pittrek wrote:lalaalalaa wrote: Is there any possible chance of this getting on here? Or has it been shared already?I got a strong feeling that this is a mean joke, like Marquee 72 or Truro 70 or Ewell College 71 or ... Some people need to get lives and stop trying to play pointless tricks on this site. I would have loved to have this concert. |
| Double-U 05.12.2008 01:48 |
So did I, but there are snakes and fools in nearly every community, because there are so many people out there who want to be the main part of society even for just one kiss of time. So they make noise and then left everybody in silence and sad thoughts. But it's x-mas in two weeks and then we can forgive all those guys and prey for their souls and spirits.. .or do some other thinks we like more then that. Eating for example or hanging arround with good music in our ears. regards W. |
| The Real Wizard 13.09.2011 12:48 |
Looks like this one ain't happening. At least we got the tape from the second night. |
| james123 02.02.2012 18:12 |
Somebody else released an equivalent recording from Boston far superior to my recording. I'm trashing mine now. Apologies x1000 for my dumb post. Really sorry! |
| The Real Wizard 02.02.2012 18:53 |
Well, it's not from the same show, so your tape would still be very welcome if you'd like to let it out. Even if you do turf the tape, in your initial post you said you had a digital transfer, so feel free to pass along download links and be this year's hero for letting a new Queen 70s recording out. It'd be a nice comparison to the following night's tape. |
| on my way up 04.02.2012 03:24 |
Glad to hear again from you James. It'd be so cool to be able to compare the two Boston'76 shows... We'd all be thrilled to hear your recording, James. As indicated before you could make this community very happy (way more happy than with 1000 apologies):-) cheers Raf |
| on my way up 06.02.2012 06:42 |
*BUMP* |
| Hangman_96 09.02.2012 18:44 |
So, any news on this one? |
| Gregsynth 09.02.2012 19:09 |
This gig is awesome. Freddie hit the C5 on various songs! :) |
| The Real Wizard 27.03.2012 17:42 |
james123 wrote: Somebody else released an equivalent recording from Boston far superior to my recording. I'm trashing mine now. Apologies x1000 for my dumb post. Really sorry!There were two nights in Boston: Your tape - 1976.01.29 Circulating recording - 1976.01.30 Both nights are of interest for historical value, even if one recording sounds better than the other. It's been nearly five years now. The possibility of a new tape tends to interest people. All we can do is kindly ask, since you went through the trouble to mention it in the first place. Share the recording and you'll be a hero for unearthing a new 70s show. This is the place to do it. |
| deleted user 28.03.2012 16:39 |
James, we waited a long time for this so please finally share if you really have it. |
| Hangman_96 29.03.2012 07:10 |
This James guy seems to have disappeared again. |
| on my way up 30.03.2012 02:08 |
It's so eaaaaaasy, aaall you have to do is share the show; eeverybody share the show ... Doon't play hard to get... |
| on my way up 30.03.2012 02:09 |
Sorry that I just went crazy there. In all seriousness: a new 1976 show woul be mind-blowing... Certainly now that not much is happening in 2012... |
| on my way up 05.05.2012 14:15 |
*bump* |
| The Real Wizard 29.06.2012 12:35 |
The wind-up merchant of the year award goes to ... James123. People turn up all the time claiming to have recording X, but very few offer up the sample, retreat in hopes that the world will appease their ego and beg for their bounty, and return for a second time only to ignore all responses. Well done, sir. Well done. |