| terraj 28.10.2014 11:36 |
Queen + Adam Lambert "Once In This Lifetime" Summer Sonic Festival Tokyo, 17 August 2014 Marine Stage, QVC Marine Field, Chiba, Japan Source: Matrix of Adam's IEM audio with an excellent audience recording Label: XAVEL-HM-026 Lineage: Original CD > EAC > CD Wave (to adjust track split points) > FLAC Level 8 Audio Rating: Excellent Notes: Split points of tracks have been improved from the original CD using CD Wave: e.g. "I Was Born to Love You" in the CD started during "Under Pressure"; this has been fixed. Trader's Little Helper was used to check for SBEs in case (although CD Wave should not create SBEs). If you want the original CUE files of the CD, PM me. Download here Listen Disc 1 01 Opening 02 Intro (Procession) 03 Now I'm Here 04 Stone Cold Crazy 05 Another One Bites the Dust 06 Fat Bottomed Girls 07 In the Lap of the Gods… Revisited 08 Seven Seas of Rhye 09 Killer Queen 10 I Want It All 11 Teo Torriatte (Let Us Cling Together) 12 Love of My Life Disc 2 01 These Are the Days of Our Lives 02 Under Pressure 03 I Was Born to Love You 04 Radio Ga Ga 05 Crazy Little Thing Called Love 06 Bohemian Rhapsody 07 We Will Rock You 08 We Are the Champions 09 Closing (God Save the Queen with Fireworks) |
| oliverd05 28.10.2014 11:53 |
Hi Terraj the files arent actually online :( all i can get is the txt document detailing the setlist |
| terraj 28.10.2014 12:02 |
oliverd05 wrote: Hi Terraj the files arent actually online :( all i can get is the txt document detailing the setlistI've just replaced the Mega link. The Mega folder was behaving very strangely ETA: Still some strange shit going on with Mega. It's double listing my Disc 2. I'll reupload again ETA 2: Reuploaded the files. Looks like it's fixed now. That was annoying, sorry! |
| oliverd05 28.10.2014 12:11 |
ahh thats kool :) got it now! many thanks!! :D |
| MarkRW 28.10.2014 13:17 |
Excellent! - thank you. |
| bootLuca 28.10.2014 15:37 |
Thank you very much!! |
| Nitroboy 28.10.2014 17:30 |
Thank you |
| Brian Maybe 29.10.2014 00:36 |
Great, many thanks!! |
| NickESB 29.10.2014 04:32 |
Thanks for the upload. |
| bluenile 29.10.2014 15:17 |
Here, have my heart. <3 Thank you so very much, Terra!! |
| Mr.QueenFan 29.10.2014 19:08 |
The preview sounds amazing. Thanks a lot for sharing this. |
| Ale Solan 29.10.2014 20:26 |
I'd like to listen the IEM by itself... |
| NickESB 30.10.2014 04:12 |
Ale Solan wrote: I'd like to listen the IEM by itself...From first listen, it appears that the IEM feed is prominent in the mix (maybe 65 to 70 per cent), if that helps! Once again, it's a very well balanced IEM - doesn't appear that too much has been done to it during mixing. The 19,000Khz tone that is common in IEMs seems to be there, too (the biggest giveaway that something is an IEM as opposed to an ALD or SBD tape). Some IEMs that are out there are hideous - dry drum sound, guitars non-existent, interference in feed. U2 ones are known for having click tracks present, too. The holy grail would someone be recording all the IEM feeds used at these shows. I'm not sure if Roger or Brian are using them yet, but Neil probably will be on bass. |
| Ale Solan 30.10.2014 19:19 |
NickESB wrote:I've listened to it and I agree with most of what you said but still want to listen the IEM alone, the rest of the mix doesn't help to listen to some details in the IEMAle Solan wrote: I'd like to listen the IEM by itself...From first listen, it appears that the IEM feed is prominent in the mix (maybe 65 to 70 per cent), if that helps! Once again, it's a very well balanced IEM - doesn't appear that too much has been done to it during mixing. The 19,000Khz tone that is common in IEMs seems to be there, too (the biggest giveaway that something is an IEM as opposed to an ALD or SBD tape). Some IEMs that are out there are hideous - dry drum sound, guitars non-existent, interference in feed. U2 ones are known for having click tracks present, too. The holy grail would someone be recording all the IEM feeds used at these shows. I'm not sure if Roger or Brian are using them yet, but Neil probably will be on bass. |
| terraj 30.10.2014 19:54 |
Ale Solan wrote: I've listened to it and I agree with most of you said but still want to listen the IEM alone, the rest of the mix doesn't help to listen to some details in the IEMWhen I was looking to purchase this CD, I did try looking for a release that had only the IEM source but nothing showed up :( Disc 2 of this release that I found is the only other IEM version of SS Tokyo (NEW TATTOO-584) it seems, but it also says matrixed version in the description. Plus it's not a seamless matrix of the concert as it omits Brian's solos. I guess the taper isn't releasing the IEM by itself as it's more profitable to be releasing permutations of the matrix lol |
| NickESB 31.10.2014 03:51 |
terraj wrote: I guess the taper isn't releasing the IEM by itself as it's more profitable to be releasing permutations of the matrix lolI agree - I've never heard an IEM feed that doesn't sound better when mixed with audio sources. That said, virtually every Springsteen show in America since 1999 (roughly 150) has been recorded by an IEM taper, but barely 20 have been released. So while mixing IEM feeds with AUD tapes can be a way of earning money for recordings (something that I've ever done, but plenty have), trading among the Über traders can prove even more beneficial. |
| NickESB 31.10.2014 15:23 |
One thing I've noticed listening tonight is that the main audience source used is not the same as the tape which circulated shortly after the concert. |
| inu-liger 03.11.2014 02:04 |
Here's a torrent. Took the liberty to fix the tags and filenames. |
| terraj 04.11.2014 07:53 |
So I bit the bullet and ordered the SS Korea and Osaka CDs. Crossing fingers they arrive to me in one piece. |
| angelrulax 04.11.2014 12:31 |
Thank you!!! |
| inu-liger 04.11.2014 15:25 |
terraj wrote: So I bit the bullet and ordered the SS Korea and Osaka CDs. Crossing fingers they arrive to me in one piece.Thank you so much, terraj. Can't wait to hear these. |
| oliverd05 04.11.2014 15:53 |
Thanks Terraj, can't wait to hear them :D |
| pittrek 06.11.2014 15:02 |
Thanks a lot for this |
| tassilo 15.11.2014 09:27 |
Thank you very much. |
| oliverd05 22.06.2016 17:43 |
bit of an old topic! but I'm curious on how you could capture an IEM covertly, as all the IEM recorders I've seen are huge chunky boxes! Cheers :) |
| NickESB 22.06.2016 19:58 |
oliverd05 wrote: bit of an old topic! but I'm curious on how you could capture an IEM covertly, as all the IEM recorders I've seen are huge chunky boxes! Cheers :)Something like this: link really good tapers have been known to get four and six of theses into shows. |
| MAYniac91 24.06.2016 00:15 |
No seeders here?! |
| oliverd05 27.06.2016 17:11 |
link especially for you Mayniac! enjoy David |
| Fengo 02.09.2016 18:48 |
NickESB wrote:Another option is doing something more obscure, having someone outside the venue recording the IEMs, and someone inside getting an audience recording. A Nightwish recording from 2012/04/20 which was just an IEM feed was recorded outside the venue. Would definitely be nice to get a good high quality recording with multiple receivers though.oliverd05 wrote: bit of an old topic! but I'm curious on how you could capture an IEM covertly, as all the IEM recorders I've seen are huge chunky boxes! Cheers :)Something like this: link really good tapers have been known to get four and six of theses into shows. |
| NickESB 03.09.2016 05:16 |
Fengo wrote:Yes. There's a well-known American taper who has pulled some impressive multi receiver recordings by sitting in his car outside arenas. It's not the easiest - the signals don't travel too far, so you have to be right up close.NickESB wrote:Another option is doing something more obscure, having someone outside the venue recording the IEMs, and someone inside getting an audience recording. A Nightwish recording from 2012/04/20 which was just an IEM feed was recorded outside the venue. Would definitely be nice to get a good high quality recording with multiple receivers though.oliverd05 wrote: bit of an old topic! but I'm curious on how you could capture an IEM covertly, as all the IEM recorders I've seen are huge chunky boxes! Cheers :)Something like this: link really good tapers have been known to get four and six of theses into shows. A friend and I had a test run at a popular London venue recently doing similiar, albeit with solid but not spectacular results. |
