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Tape Boy Jared Houser (JEMS)
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| Autor: | jayhawks [ 28.08.2018 07:41 ] |
| Betreff des Beitrags: | Der Mann, der viele "Dschungelboote" auf den Weg brachte... |
https://vimeo.com/190021070/14a4b5b7ca Tape Boy Jared Houser (JEMS)
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| Autor: | Eddem [ 28.08.2018 09:49 ] |
| Betreff des Beitrags: | Re: Der Mann, der viele "Dschungelboote" auf den Weg brachte |
Danke für`s posten. Leider 2016 mit 60 Jahren verstorben. |
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| Autor: | betterDay [ 28.08.2018 13:38 ] |
| Betreff des Beitrags: | Re: Der Mann, der viele "Dschungelboote" auf den Weg brachte |
Danke für den Link - wirklich sehr interessant 
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| Autor: | berlingirl [ 30.08.2018 16:16 ] |
| Betreff des Beitrags: | Re: Der Mann, der viele "Dschungelboote" auf den Weg brachte |
jayhawks hat geschrieben: https://vimeo.com/190021070/14a4b5b7ca Tape Boy Jared Houser (JEMS) Wurde die Tacoma DVD 1988 von Jared House schon mal im Jungle hochgeladen ? |
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| Autor: | jayhawks [ 11.09.2018 10:25 ] |
| Betreff des Beitrags: | Re: Der Mann, der viele "Dschungelboote" auf den Weg brachte |
berlingirl hat geschrieben: jayhawks hat geschrieben: https://vimeo.com/190021070/14a4b5b7ca Tape Boy Jared Houser (JEMS) Wurde die Tacoma DVD 1988 von Jared House schon mal im Jungle hochgeladen ? "1988-05-06 Tacoma (M&S master via JEMS) Info hash 11b207b444d836404b4f214d93493593547096c1 Description Bruce Springsteen, Featuring the E Street Band 06 May 1988 Tacoma Dome Tacoma, WA Recording Gear: Radio Shack lavalier mics > Sony D3 Cassette Masters >.WAV capture>Adobe Audition>FLAC via Trader’s Little Helper 01. intro/Palisades Park 02. Tunnel of Love 03. Be True 04. Adam Raised a Cain 05. Two Faces 06. Sax/Interlude/“Here She Comes Walking” 07. All That Heaven Will Allow 08. Darkness on the Edge of Town 09. Seeds 10. Cover Me 11. Brilliant Disguise 12. intro to Spare Parts 13. Spare Parts 14. War 15. Born in the USA 16. Tougher Than the Rest 17. Ain’t Got You/She’s the One 18. You Can Look (But You Better Not Touch) 19. I’m a Coward 20. I’m on Fire 21. One Step Up 22. Part Man, Part Monkey 23. Backstreets 24. Light of Day 25. intro to Born to Run 26. Born to Run 27. Hungry Heart 28. Glory Days 29. Rosalita (Come Out Tonight) 30. Have Love, Will Travel 31. Tenth Avenue Freeze-out 32. Sweet Soul Music 33. Raise Your Hand 34. Twist and Shout Capturing the second night in Tacoma, this alternate recording finally gets the attention it deserves. It likely didn’t circulate far and wide, if at all. Made by M&S, friends of JEMS who were some of the biggest music fans we know and occasionally taped in the Seattle area, it’s an excellent recording: the first set (which appears in mono due to a channel issue) runs ever-so-slightly hot in a few isolated places (though that issue seems to disappear when playback is over speakers rather than in headphones). The second set, however, is a gem: the recording (now in stereo) delivers warm sound, and maybe a bit less crowd interference than the first set does. And the ballads really shine: “One Step Up” (where instrument separation is particularly pronounced) and the acoustic version of “Born to Run” sound marvelous here. Overall it’s a solid performance and the music is great. Samples attached. Changes in the set: “Roulette” gets the night off and, for the first time since its release, “Dancing in the Dark” is not played at a tour stop. This show also features the last 1988 appearance of “Darkness on the Edge of Town.” On the addition side, after several weeks of fiddling with various classic rock guitar licks during the bridge of “Light of Day,” they finally went all the way and performed an abbreviated version of “Born to be Wild.” And while it premiered in Los Angeles, the outstanding cover of the Sonics’ “Have Love, Will Travel” was earmarked for Tacoma, hometown of the Sonics (incidentally, it was a fan who worked at Tower Records in Seattle who had given Bruce the mixtape on which he first discovered “Have Love, Will Travel”). It may well be that Tacoma has a way to get Bruce thinking about ways to alter his set lists—it was here in 1984 that “Rosalita” bowed out of the set for the first time. This version of the May 6 performance will likely take a place alongside the better recordings of the ‘88 U.S. tour. We’re happy to get it into general circulation and hope you enjoy it!" |
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