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| April 21, 2014 at 11:20 am Quote #34988 | |
| Big Jon (213) | Van Halen-1982-09-15 San Francisco, CA (AUD) http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=489413 Thanks to Loucap for seeding this back in the day ***ORIG TXT FILE*** Source: AUD Bootleg Title: None Setlist: Disc 1 1. Radio Promo 0:32 Total Time: 71:36 Disc 2 1. Ice Cream Man 8:44 Total Time: 48:31 Notes: This is the second night of the 1982 San Francisco run. In my opinion this show is even better than the first night in terms of quality and performance. Not that the first show was chop liver, but this one has a warm sound that the first one did not have. Eddie’s solo is airtight and Dave spends more time talking to the crowd than the first night. This comes straight from the master and is undoubtedly the best possible version of this show you can get. I have heard parts of “Four on the Floor” and “Dive Bomber” and the difference is night and day. There are no speed/pitch problems, only some small cuts, probably when the taper was flipping tapes. In my opinion, this show rivals any of the North American shows from the 1982-83 Hide Your Sheep tour. Many people have been asking for a clean copy of 9/15/82 San Francisco, and here it is. Pure, clean, untouched by any bootleg company. Seamless transitions between tracks. I am very happy to bring this to you and I hope you enjoy it. I hope that everyone who had a flawed 9/15/82 will be able to replace it with this copy, and that this copy will become the standard for this show in Van Halen trading circles. ******DO NOT CONVERT TO MP3.******** Credits: Thanks to Tim O. from NY for sending this show to me. Big JonQuote |
| April 21, 2014 at 6:45 pm Quote #35011 | |
| mrmojohalen (6544) | Did Markum7 ever upload his Master Copy ? When you turn on your stereo, does it return the favor? mrmojohalenQuote |
| September 15, 2025 at 3:49 am Quote #69614 | |
| jorge (527) | Here we have a totally unheard, uncirculated soundboard recording, capturing the Van Halen concert in Daly City (San Francisco area) during their Diver Down tour (Hide Your Sheep tour) in 1982. This is the second of two consecutive nights Van Halen played at the Cow Palace in 1982. It’s worth noting that an audience recording of this show does also exist in circulation. This is a fairly special show for various reasons. For starters, the sound mix of this soundboard recording is very good. The band also seems to be in an extra good mood, and with a lot of high energy in their performance. The first standout difference of note is during the breakdown of Romeo Delight, Dave sings the “feel my heart beat… feel my heart beat…” lines heard in the studio version, something he isn’t known to ever sing during this tour. A bit over halfway into Little Guitars, Eddie’s guitar starts to get a bit weird and sounding out of tune for the rest of the song. It seems like he’s trying to figure out how to play the parts with a broken string, but is unable to get it quite right. During Cathedral there is a sudden reverbing WOMP and Eddie stops playing for a few seconds. An attendee account reports that someone in the audience had thrown an orange and managed to make a direct hit on the guitar strings, which followed with Eddie raising his hands in the air in a “come on” motion. Right as the band is going into the talking interlude of Everybody Wants Some, Mike and Dave seem to be commenting on something being done by Ed or Alex. Mike says “crazy mother f’er”, and Dave says “look at this mother f’er’s eyes”. Not long after Dave starts into his storytime about the girl in the hotel, he pauses and says “I’m going to throw your ass in the audience”. Without a visual or a fan recollection, it’s hard to know for sure what was going on here, but it all adds to the unique mood of the show. Later during the jam of Somebody Get Me A Doctor, Dave starts making all sorts of noises along with the music, along with some screams. During Intruder the synth parts sound noticeably different, and the explanation is that the synth’s waveform mode was set to square wave instead of sawtooth wave, making this a cool unique version. Then during the breakdown of Ain’t Talkin’ ‘Bout Love, Eddie plays a unique little guitar bit that sounds sort of similar to Cathedral. This show is also significant due to the fact it is very last known performance of D.O.A. not only for the tour, but for the rest of the band’s history. While there is no known recording for the next show in Las Vegas, audience or otherwise, all recordings from El Paso and onward no longer have D.O.A. in the setlist. As a side note, there is a fan story that Dave fainted off to the side of the drum kit during the Las Vegas show, leading Mike to do lead vocals during Somebody Get Me A Doctor. It could be assumed that may be a reason they shortened the set with one less song. If anyone can materialize an audience recording of the Vegas show, it would be a great historical document to have! As usual, Roy paused the tape during the break where Dave would give an extended talk to the crowd prior to Jamie’s Cryin’. This tape has very unusual cut, with the tape being randomly paused about halfway into Mike’s bass solo, so is sadly missing all of Hang ‘Em High, then starts recording again approx 52 seconds into Cathedral. The first side of the 90 minute master tape runs out during Dave’s storytime interlude of Everybody Wants Some, missing about 2 minutes total before being flipped. Roy pauses the tape after Somebody Get Me A Doctor, so does not capture Dave’s acoustic solo or Ice Cream Man. The recording starts again about 10.5 seconds before the start of Intruder. The tape is paused again during both encore breaks. The tape runs out right near the end of the first part of You Really Got Me, so does not capture Happy Trails or the reprise of You Really Got Me. Track Listing: 01 Intro [0:00] Liberating unheard soundboard tapes, and other significantly rare master tapes, is absurdly expensive, and we release everything for free. If you appreciate what we do, any donations will help recoup the massively accumulating expenses of acquiring these tapes. jorgeQuote |
| September 15, 2025 at 4:07 pm Quote #69622 | |
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