Boston Garden (23.07.1982) new source 1'st gen with 90 min show !
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GuitarMay · Member since
Hello. I'm collaborating here in Queenzone posting this torrent originally shared in Dimeadozen by user "glasnostrd19". All credits for him.
Original notes writed:
* Contrast Clause * Contrast Clause * Contrast Clause *
this concert was also posted (on July 20, 2012) from an unknown lineage recording
(except "from silver CD") by fallenqueen at torrent #413523.
that torrent includes 3 concerts, this one from Boston, Montreal (7/21) and
N.Y.C. 7/28. the uploader mentioned that his torrent is slightly EQ'ed.
this one is not EQ'ed at all and is just the Boston concert.
it is a raw transfer from my rarely played 1st generation cassette,
which I probably got just a few months after the show.
I've never been sure that this recording is complete,
but it appears to include all of the songs included in the
previous posting, which lists it as a complete concert.
the lineage info. of this one is more complete,
missing only the type of master tape used to make the recording.
that is included in the info. file below.
it is likely from a different recording since I haven't posted this before 7/23/2012 anywhere. hope you like it. just do not sell it. Ian
Queen for a day (in boston)
Boston Garden
Boston, Mass. U.S.A.
July 23, 1982
Freddie Mercury: lead vocals
Brian May: guitar, vocals
John Deacon: bass
Roger Taylor: drums, vocals
1st generation audience tape
runtime: 90:18
setlist:
1: introduction > old rock and roll 5:22
2: action 5:23
3: the game 5:00
4: stay power 4:10
5: now I'm here 4:15
6: dragon attack 5:50
7: save me 4:21
8: calling all girls 4:54
9: get down, make love 2:20
10: Brian May guitar solo (spliced at 5:16, tape flip) 11:14
11: under pressure 4:14
12: fat bottom girls 5:21
13: crazy little thing called love 4:15
14: bohemian rhapsody 6:00
15: tie your mother down 3:45
16: body language 2:55
17: another one bites the dust 3:50
18: we will rock you 2:11
19: we are the champions 3:34
20: god save the queen 1:24 (brief cut in middle)
lineage:
master cassette (probably Maxell UD, 90 min. normal bias) >
Sony TCS-310 cassette recorder with built in, auto leveling mikes,
no dolby, Thomas or otherwise) >
copied on Nak 100's to 1st gen Maxell UD 90 min. copy cassette (normal bias) >
played on Nak. 300 into soundforge (wav) >
flac (sb's aligned) > torrentially yours.
A purple moon recording (thank you)
a purple glasnost moon production.
Do not sell this recording.
Share freely, losslessly and gaplessly.
and god save the queen.
(before they're all gone)
ENJOY ! :)
bootLuca · Member since
thank you very much for this new source!
cmi · Member since
That's great! Quality is very good. Now we finally can compile a complete show without a gap in Guitar Solo from two sources.
pmatsynot · Member since
thanks for this new share
MDNA · Member since
This looks like a 1st gen copy of Rob's master that we already have here on Queenzone. The cut in the guitar solo apears to be in the same exact place.
bootLuca · Member since
it looks different, for example the tracks get down make love and guitar solo are long 8 minutes in the rob's master and 13 minutes in this 1st gen.
also the intro of Save Me looks different
for me these are 2 different sources...
GAP · Member since
It looks pretty much interesting, any chance to upload it in mediafire, please?
rschoorl · Member since
No way I would ever lose 5 minutes of a show for a single tape flip. 30 seconds tops.
Harry_queenrecordings · Member since
Many thanks for sharing this!
I sounds a bit better and also somehow ''wider'' than the old source. To my ears it sounds like a different source. Or else it must be a much better transfer than the old source.. Any more ideas?
GuitarMay · Member since
Hi Harry and friends, I edited the announcement of this topic, because after hearing this version again this show actually appears to be really a [b]new source :-)[/b]
people on streets · Member since
Thanks for the share.
Wich source sounds better? This or Rob's tape?
Kind regards,
MDNA · Member since
[QUOTE] [b]rschoorl wrote:[/b]
No way I would ever lose 5 minutes of a show for a single tape flip. 30 seconds tops.[/QUOTE]
You didn't. The solo track on this file set is a mess, it was clearly edited by someone who didn't know Queen shows all that well
The first 1:20 is actualy the synth efects at the end of GDML.
The solo starts proper at about 1:30 Then cuts and restarts at 5:16, from there on it apears to be complete without any further cuts. So by properly editing the solo section, we should have the complete show from these two tapes.
I thought it was strange that Brian did an 11 min+ solo on this tour when we know he was not particularly happy at this point in his life and carreer.
I only listened to the first track and the solo, but based on crowd noise in these, it apears in fact to be a different recording.
This in my opinion is inferior, because if nothing else the tape has a lot more hiss. Bob, I would rate this a B+.
The Real Wizard · Member since
Agreed. I can't rate it as highly as Rob's source because of all the hiss.
But it's still great to have an alternate source, no matter which show.
Thanks to GuitarMay for bringing it here !
pittrek · Member since
So ... is it a new TRANSFER or a new SOURCE ?
MDNA claims something different than the rest of you :-)
MDNA · Member since
[QUOTE] [b]pittrek wrote:[/b]
So ... is it a new TRANSFER or a new SOURCE ?
MDNA claims something different than the rest of you :-)[/QUOTE]
Read my second post. I now believe it is a second source, although it needs some work. The solo is not realy 11 min long, more like 6 min, it plays over almost twice, and the fist 1:20 is actualy part of GDML.