Soundboard Remaster Series (pre-2000 bootlegs)

boyo79

milan wrote:

Thanks for the great work
I probably have most of these somewhere but the effort made on these is greatly appreciated.
I plan to make a box - "box set" to keep them together

I almost want to make the Kufala style packaging for these!

papa_pearls_jam.pj20

kramer73 wrote:

I downloaded the 7.22.98 show in mp3 format (thanks again!), and imported into itunes. It looks fine in itunes, but when I sync it with the ipod, the songs are out of order.

The other shows in this series that I've downloaded look fine on the ipod.

Any ideas?

Open the song file by right-clicking on it, and selecting "Properties". Click the tab "Details" and you can then select the song's "#" where it should play in the set.

Even easier, when in iTunes, right-click the first song of the set, click on "Get Info", then click click on the tab "Info". This will open the file's information such as song name, artist name, track number, etc.

One thing to check when you have this open is the disc number. What I do is delete the disc number and just have the track number, indicating whatever number the track is in the set list. You can even leave off the second part "of" the track number (i.e., Track Number Of, such as 1 of 28, 2 of 28, etc.), but filling this in is okay too.

I've edited a lot (nearly all, probably) of my bootlegs in some way or another by doing this. One thing about iTunes, if the album name is more than 40 characters (with spaces), then iTunes will drop off the rest of the name.

One more thing, I've found songs to lose their order or not have the file information correct in iTunes, which will throw them out of order or somewhere in your song list, often way down in the unknown artist section.

Hope this helps.

kramer73

thanks, that did help! Kinda figured it would be something like that.

Thanks again!

BF89905

papa_pearls_jam.pj20 wrote:

kramer73 wrote:

I downloaded the 7.22.98 show in mp3 format (thanks again!), and imported into itunes. It looks fine in itunes, but when I sync it with the ipod, the songs are out of order.

The other shows in this series that I've downloaded look fine on the ipod.

Any ideas?

Open the song file by right-clicking on it, and selecting "Properties". Click the tab "Details" and you can then select the song's "#" where it should play in the set.

Even easier, when in iTunes, right-click the first song of the set, click on "Get Info", then click click on the tab "Info". This will open the file's information such as song name, artist name, track number, etc.

One thing to check when you have this open is the disc number. What I do is delete the disc number and just have the track number, indicating whatever number the track is in the set list. You can even leave off the second part "of" the track number (i.e., Track Number Of, such as 1 of 28, 2 of 28, etc.), but filling this in is okay too.

I've edited a lot (nearly all, probably) of my bootlegs in some way or another by doing this. One thing about iTunes, if the album name is more than 40 characters (with spaces), then iTunes will drop off the rest of the name.

One more thing, I've found songs to lose their order or not have the file information correct in iTunes, which will throw them out of order or somewhere in your song list, often way down in the unknown artist section.

Hope this helps.

I'm familiar with all the aformentioned adjustments, but I still can't manage to get the Ben Harper - with my two hands - Daughter song from 7/8/03 at MSG in the correct spot in itunes. I've even adjusted the artist and song titles. Any suggestions ?
Have a good weekend.

papa_pearls_jam.pj20

BF89905 wrote:

papa_pearls_jam.pj20 wrote:

kramer73 wrote:

I downloaded the 7.22.98 show in mp3 format (thanks again!), and imported into itunes. It looks fine in itunes, but when I sync it with the ipod, the songs are out of order.

The other shows in this series that I've downloaded look fine on the ipod.

Any ideas?

Open the song file by right-clicking on it, and selecting "Properties". Click the tab "Details" and you can then select the song's "#" where it should play in the set.

Even easier, when in iTunes, right-click the first song of the set, click on "Get Info", then click click on the tab "Info". This will open the file's information such as song name, artist name, track number, etc.

One thing to check when you have this open is the disc number. What I do is delete the disc number and just have the track number, indicating whatever number the track is in the set list. You can even leave off the second part "of" the track number (i.e., Track Number Of, such as 1 of 28, 2 of 28, etc.), but filling this in is okay too.

I've edited a lot (nearly all, probably) of my bootlegs in some way or another by doing this. One thing about iTunes, if the album name is more than 40 characters (with spaces), then iTunes will drop off the rest of the name.

One more thing, I've found songs to lose their order or not have the file information correct in iTunes, which will throw them out of order or somewhere in your song list, often way down in the unknown artist section.

Hope this helps.

I'm familiar with all the aforementioned adjustments, but I still can't manage to get the Ben Harper - with my two hands - Daughter song from 7/8/03 at MSG in the correct spot in iTunes. I've even adjusted the artist and song titles. Any suggestions ?
Have a good weekend.

I took a look at iTunes on my MSG show and couldn't see why it wouldn't work out with what I wrote before, then...I thought, maybe, if you have the artist different than all the other songs (i.e., Daughter has the artist listed as Pearl Jam with Ben Harper, Pearl Jam and Ben Harper, etc.), then this song would fall into a completely different folder in your iTunes.

I just leave off the guest performer for my boots, so the order of the songs is correct. Even if the "Part of a compilation" box is checked, the song falls to the bottom of the tracks, unless you have iTunes listed in order of album, but then I'm not sure if that coincides with how it will show up on the iPod.

Let me know if this works.

MoFoTomO

1991-10-6 Hollywood show is missing porch track 7

ridley

MoFoTomO wrote:

1991-10-6 Hollywood show is missing porch track 7

It's there. If you mean the FLAC version, have you downloaded part2 as well?

stardawg

Ledbetterman10 wrote:

And not to sound like a spoiled little kid who got 14 video games for Christmas but still wants some more....but any chance of Zurich '92 and Chicago '95 ever being remastered?

I'd also love to get a proper sounding version of Zurich '92.
All I have come across until now are mp3 versions of that show.
Does anyone know if there is a lossless recording around of that show at all?
I think the concert was even broadcast on the radio at the time...

Alllmonde

Thank you so much for these!

petesopete

A big thanks for your hard work. They sound amazing.

jimbojones1138

will you adding any more shows down the road?

demetrios

jimbojones1138 wrote:

will you adding any more shows down the road?

Yes, will you? Cause these are awesome man!!

ridley

My understanding is that JWB did consider some of the other shows mentioned (Zurich 1992, 1995 Monkeywrench broadcasts) but chose to limit this collection to only the best soundboard recordings that could be remastered to sound like official releases.


However, stay tuned as I will soon be posting the first disc of this new definitive 2000 compilation I've been working on...



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BF89905

'really great work

Abe Froman

These sound awesome! Thank you so much. BLOOD sounds so good from 1995.

Driftin'Along

Love this. Thanks for the info.

jimbojones1138

03/17/1995... i give it 3 :thumbup:

sounds is effin amazing! this is the very first time im hearing this w/o the fm hiss. ive listened to this show 100s of times, and this is like im listening for the very first time over again

pls do more!

Ledbetterman10

The greatest thing about this is now these 14 shows will have DEFINITIVE sources from here on out. I still remember the first time I downloaded the Melbourne '98 and Atlanta '94 shows off of http://web.archive.org/web/200205270657 ... tense.net/, song-by-song, on my dial-up modem, and then I burned them using my external CD burner. Those were the days. Prior to that, my only PJ boot was a copy of the Solider Field '95 show that I bought for like $40...and it skipped.

drewdawgq

Thank you sooooo much for these. It's all I've been listening to all week. These are amazing. We have the best effing fans.

Soulfire42

The couple I have listened to so far have been excellent. Thank you for sharing these!

Jeremy's Spokesman

I'm just finally listening to some of these. I'm not sure if JWB posts or follows this board, but this is FANTASTIC stuff.

I'm listening to the Melbourne '98 show because it's the one with which I'm most familiar and it sounds AMAZING!

spat

Awesome! thanks!! downloading now

Brotherjohnno9

I have an error on Yellow Ledbetter from the Seattle 98 show, could some kind soul help me with a FLAC of that track? Thanks in advance.

ridley

Brotherjohnno9 wrote:

I have an error on Yellow Ledbetter from the Seattle 98 show, could some kind soul help me with a FLAC of that track? Thanks in advance.

http://www.mediafire.com/?1cg5sob4c33vade
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Brotherjohnno9

ridley wrote:

Brotherjohnno9 wrote:

I have an error on Yellow Ledbetter from the Seattle 98 show, could some kind soul help me with a FLAC of that track? Thanks in advance.

http://www.mediafire.com/?1cg5sob4c33vade
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Thanks soooo much, i really appreciate that. Great show!

Indifference71

God damn do I love listening to these shows from the early/mid 90s. Incredible energy from the band...Love Dave A beating the shit out of those skins.

MK186319

Nice!!!

kellanazzie

Again :thumbup:

BrainOfMA

kellanazzie wrote:

Again :thumbup:

demetrios

Download these Media Fire links while you still can cause it's not looking good, as usually, for those File sharing sites. :(

http://torrentfreak.com/mpaa-targets-fi ... es-120331/