This is the "pernod Revised" copy taken from the master audience tape. I like the work "pernod" does on the shows he revises. I believe he's got a great ear and a great knowledge of audio too and can bring out the best in a show as well as fix any problems that may exist in a recording. And this show is no exception either. It has not been EQ'ed!
LINEAGE:
(1) Original RFD Tree: Master > DAT > CD-R > EAC > WAV > FLAC >
(2) Additional lineage: FLAC > TLH > WAV > Adobe Audition 3.0.1* > WAV >
tracked with CD Wave Editor, encoded to FLAC 8 with FLAC Frontend, tagged, and verified >
(3) me > TLH > WAV (to test for lossiness) > Audacity (to view waveform, embed metadata/track titles & info, and then to re-encode) > FLAC 8 > TLH (to check for SBE's and create and verify new ffp & md5 files) > you
* Right channel copied to left& a 96.6 tape stretch
DETAILS:
Artist: Led Zeppelin
Date: March 15th, 1969
Location: Brondby, Denmark
Venue: Norregardsskolen-Brondby Pop Club
Title: None
Label: pernod Revised
Source: AUD (Master)
Format: FLAC
CD's: 1
Artwork: No
Size: 108 MB
Length: 28:55:47
SETLIST:
01. Train Kept A Rollin'
02. I Can't Quit You Baby
03. Dazed And Confused
04. You Shook Me
LINK:
(1) 1969-03-15 Brondby, Denmark (AUD Master/Evening Show)
In his revision of shows, "pernod" usually (maybe always?) does not EQ the original audio. A lot of people, myself included, would rather get the audio without alterations to the sound (or EQ work) and then do their own work if need be. And "pernod" also fixed an audio issue that had been in the left channel of this source recording and he speed corrected the audio as well.
Rather than retype in my own words what "pernod" did to make this show sound better, I'm copying and pasting his notes on what he did in this revision of the master audio recording.
Revision Notes by "pernod" (copy & paste)
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"The original source is unbalanced and suffers from clipping. The right channel is stronger than the left and doesn't clip as much, this being a mono recording the best solution was to copy the right channel to left as this took care of the channel imbalance and part of the clipping."
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This is a very strong and clean sounding recording now and I love this short show because I can hear it better and without the audio clipping and balance issues present in many other copies of the show sourced from this tape. And it is running at the correct speed too.
Thanks goes to "pernod" for doing this work back on 2013-02-18!
Here are some different notes from the original master tape share. And once again, I'm copying and pasting them so they will read exactly the same without any paraphrasing or translating by me.
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"Notes that came with the original files:
These are the definitive untouched versions of the audience recordings from Led Zeppelin's 1969 Scandinavian Tour, unless something else has popped up that I missed!
These discs were treed years ago by the great RFD. I do not know the number DAT copies in the lineage. I do know there is no CDR copy in the lineage of my discs, think that 3/15/69 DAT came from the taper & know that the bootleg company EVSD stole this from the tree.
The files were extracted from Kodak Gold CDRs with EAC V0.95 beta 4 & converted with FLAC Frontend 113b at Level 8."
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Led Zeppelin also played an earlier show 46 years ago today at the Teen Club in Gladaxe, Denmark. I uploaded the EVSD Led Zeppelin Is A Gas copy mentioned above last year on this show's anniversary and it contains both the afternoon and evening shows. It should be easy to search for and find with the "Search" box in the upper left of my website. Just do a search for "1969-03-15" and it will pull the EVSD copy of both shows up (and likely a few other unrelated posts too) .
I hope you enjoy the show...
Bootradr
THESE DOWNLOADS ARE FOR FREE ONLY! NEVER BUY OR SELL ANY LEGALLY RECORDED BUT ILLEGAL TO SELL SHOWS LIKE THIS ONE. THIS IS FOR FANS AND FUTURE FANS WHO WANT TO HEAR THE ARTIST'S MUSIC RAW & LIVE BUT NOT OFFICIALLY AVAILABLE OR RELEASED.
ALWAYS REMEMBER TO SUPPORT THE ARTISTS BY BUYING THEIR OFFICIALLY RELEASED MATERIAL TOO.
KEEP IT FREE, KEEP IT AVAILABLE, AND MOST OF ALL; KEEP IT LEGAL!!!
Thanks Bootradr's for sharing this one. You always bring us the best source. BTW, I love hear Led Zepp in his early days. The boys were hungry and on fire on these days.
ReplyDeleteBest regards & keep the great job here! K.
I too love their early years a LOT! My favorite era of Led Zeppelin was the 1969-1975 shows. But like you said, those early ones were spectacular and they were touring like crazy making up new setlists and versions of songs and each night was a different story even in the same cities as they played multiple nights in a row many times...
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