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The Who 08/18/1979

SHOWID 250800

Set I

Substitute,I Can't Explain, Baba o'riley,
The punk & the Godfather,Behind Blue Eyes,
Boris The Spyder,Sister Disco,Drowned,Music Must Change,Magic Bus,Pinball Wizard,See mee Feel me

Set II

Trick of the Light, 5:15, Long Live Rock,Who Are You,My Generation,Dreaming From The Waist, Won't Get Fooled Again,Summertime Blues,The Real Me

Set III

 

Comment

aka the who and freinds roar in

Collectors With This Show

User (active/rating) Media / # Show Sound Details DB Source User Source
Slick2007 (5/5) FLAC / 2 B+ View  
wes meyette (5/0) / View  
wes meyette (5/0) / View  
Jack Warner (5/5) FLAC / 0 View   MAC>FLAC
john (5/5) CD-2 / 2 A View  
Notes: aka the who and friends roar in
Steve K (4/5) FLAC / 2 B+ View   Aud
zowie (3/5) cd / 2 a- View   Single Point stereo mic > ITT Studio 720 portable stereo cassette deck (Dolby B Off) > TDK-SA 90...
TTDaddy (3/5) FLAC / 2 View   AUD
Notes: Equipment Used to record the show: Single Point Stereo Microphone and ITT Studio 720 Portable Stereo Cassette Deck with no dolby noise reduction and two TDK-SA 90 Cassettes. The transfer was made from the Master cassette tapes using the following equipment: Playback via Nakamichi ZX-7 cassette deck with manual adjustment to height and azimuth of playback head to match that of the original tape recorder to optimise the sound during playback - Direct connection to analogue input of Audiophile 2496 soundcard via high quality Clicktronic interconnects with 24K gold plugs.- Transfer made at 48KHz 16bit resolution to wav files which I combined using Adobe Audition. The wav file was trimmed at the start and end and normalized using Adobe Audtion I noticed that the speed of the recording was slow so I also corrected this then re-sampled down to 44.1Khz - The 44.1kHz source was split into individual wav files and saved in FLAC format with no SBE's. (TRT 2:01:19)
RM's Giant Live Music Archive (2/5) FLAC / 0 View   Steven Carr's source (FF193)
Notes: Equipment Used to record the show: - Single Point Stereo Microphone and ITT Studio 720 Portable Stereo Cassette Deck with no dolby noise reduction and two TDK-SA 90 Cassettes. The transfer was made from the Master cassette tapes using the following equipment: - Playback via Nakamichi ZX-7 cassette deck with manual adjustment to height and azimuth of playback head to match that of the original tape recorder to optimise the sound during playback. Direct connection to analogue input of Audiophile 2496 soundcard via high quality Clicktronic interconnects with 24K gold plugs. Transfer made at 48KHz 16bit resolution to wav files which I combined using Adobe Audition. The wav file was trimmed at the start and end and normalised using Adobe Audtion I noticed that the speed of the recording was slow so I also corrected this then re-sampled down to 44.1Khz. The 44.1kHz source was split into individual wav files and saved in FLAC format with no SBE's. Additional Notes (Sept. 2009) This recording ran fast so this version is a speed/pitch corrected version. All tracks were joined together into 1 giant .wav file and adjusted -0.54 semitones(-3.071%) then retracked again using cdwave editor and flaced afterwards.
Boedi-taper (1/4.8) CDR / 2 A A- View   Audience Recording
Matthew (1/4.8) CD / 2 View  
Matthew (1/4.8) DVD / 1 View  
mike (1/5) Flac / 2 View  
Notes: Single Point Stereo Microphone and ITT Studio 720 Portable Stereo Cassette Deck with no dolby noise reduction and two TDK-SA 90 Cassettes. The transfer was made from the Master cassette tapes using the following equipment: - Playback via Nakamichi ZX-7 cassette deck with manual adjustment to height and azimuth of playback head to match that of the original tape recorder to optimise the sound during playback. Direct connection to analogue input of Audiophile 2496 soundcard via high quality Clicktronic interconnects with 24K gold plugs. Transfer made at 48KHz 16bit resolution to wav files which I combined using Adobe Audition. The wav file was trimmed at the start and end and normalised using Adobe Audtion I noticed that the speed of the recording was slow so I also corrected this then re-sampled down to 44.1Khz. The 44.1kHz source was split into individual wav files and saved in FLAC format with no SBE's.
mike (1/5) Flac / 2 View  
Notes: Equipment Used to record the show: - Single Point Stereo Microphone and ITT Studio 720 Portable Stereo Cassette Deck with no dolby noise reduction and two TDK-SA 90 Cassettes. The transfer was made from the Master cassette tapes using the following equipment: - Playback via Nakamichi ZX-7 cassette deck with manual adjustment to height and azimuth of playback head to match that of the original tape recorder to optimise the sound during playback. Direct connection to analogue input of Audiophile 2496 soundcard via high quality Clicktronic interconnects with 24K gold plugs. Transfer made at 48KHz 16bit resolution to wav files which I combined using Adobe Audition. The wav file was trimmed at the start and end and normalised using Adobe Audtion I noticed that the speed of the recording was slow so I also corrected this then re-sampled down to 44.1Khz. The 44.1kHz source was split into individual wav files and saved in FLAC format with no SBE's.
Stuart Ferguson (1/4.7) CDR / 0 View   Audience
Notes: DVD 2532; lineage: The complete show in very good sound quality from the original master cassette tapes. Taper: Steven Carr. Single Point Stereo Microphone and ITT Studio 720 Portable Stereo Cassette Deck with no dolby noise reduction and two TDK-SA 90 Cassettes. The transfer was made from the Master cassette tapes using the following equipment: - Playback via Nakamichi ZX-7 cassette deck with manual adjustment to height and azimuth of playback head to match that of the original tape recorder to optimise the sound during playback. Direct connection to analogue input of Audiophile 2496 soundcard via high quality Clicktronic interconnects with 24K gold plugs. Transfer made at 48KHz 16bit resolution to wav files which I combined using Adobe Audition. The wav file was trimmed at the start and end and normalised using Adobe Audtion I noticed that the speed of the recording was slow so I also corrected this then re-sampled down to 44.1Khz. The 44.1kHz source was split into individual wav files and saved in FLAC format with no SBE's. Additional Notes(Sept. 2009) This recording ran fast so this version is a speed/pitch corrected version. All tracks were joined together into 1 giant .wav file and adjusted -0.54 semitones(-3.071%) then retracked again using cdwave editor and flaced afterwards. Runtime after speed correction 121:18
lavicky (1/0) FLAC / 2 View  
Notes: placed on DVD The WHO & Friends Roar In! and on DVD Hard Rock Calling
Maria Reine (1/5) CD-R / 2 View  
Notes: (Total time = 121:18). Speed corrected version. Audience recording > Single Point stereo mic > ITT Studio 720 portable stereo cassette deck (Dolby B Off) > TDK-SA 90 cassette tape masters > Nakamichi ZX-7 cassette deck > Audiophile 2496 soundcard > WAV > Adobe Audition > FLAC. Taped by Steven Carr. FLAC[max1000e]
cedremsoundlabs (1/0) / 1 View  
Mathias (0/5) FLAC / 1 View