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Who? Retired sound engineer who loves music from the 60's & early 70's.
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One minor correction: 5 songs have been officially released from this performance. 2 on In The West/JHE box, 2 on Concerts, and 1 from the oft-overlooked Variations on a Theme: Red House
Prof, This is gonna be a real treat for me. I've heard about the Complete Show but have only heard the bits & pieces that have trickled out through the mentioned official releases. I doubt if the Hendrix Estate will ever release a version as close in accuracy as the one you are giving us here and I want to thank you the usual love & care that you approach every project you do. Cheers !!!
v2.0: 21-07-2020 (replaced ATM source with Feather Records source, they are identical except the former has digital glitches; used correct mastering setting on 05-09 -mistake on v1- and Tr 10 now taken from first source instead of second)
Yeah, Tr 05-09 sound better here. While exporting, I accidentally used the mastering settings for 01-04 on that part too. My bad.
I had removed most of the glitches on v1, because I assumed it only circulated like that. But turns out, Burdon's team did send some corrections discs without glitches out in 1998 before being shut down by EH, so I redid it.
I deleted my first download, so I can’t compare, but something is wrong with Purple Haze/Wild Thing. There’s a space between tracks and Purple Haze continues to play for 25 seconds into Wild Thing.
Okay - I've gotten to the final tracks. Wild Thing plays 25 seconds into Star Spangled Banner, and there's another gap between SSB and Outro into which SSB plays for 25 seconds. And finally, the feedback at the end of Room Full Of Mirrors plays for 25 seconds into Purple Haze. I think this is where the issue begins. Up until then, everything tracks fine with no gaps between tracks.
Professor - Thank you for this amazing recording. I downloaded the initial attempt a few weeks back, but never had the chance to listen. Enjoying the latest one now. It does not sound like a bootleg. This is a keeper!!!
I'm grabbing this now, but I'm going to thank you even before I listen to it, Professor. :-) I have 4 or 5 versions of this on different CDs, and the 2 disc Charly is the best sounding one, so I'm truly glad that was one of your sources. Incidentally, and this doesn't affect what you used, but an interesting tidbit nonetheless, and maybe you already know this, but:
If you go down to the 2002 Charly entry, there are two different versions of disc, one with the wrong versions of songs in the early portion of the concert. Can't wait to listen to it, thanks Prof! :-D
Hey Prof, this show was recorded by the Pye mobile team, under Glyn's supervision, am I right? And on 4-track? I often wonder how the instruments were balanced on the tape. Possibly stereo tracked for the instruments, one track for vocals/ flute / audience and one track for film sync, perhaps? From what I can gather over the years, Glyn Johns may have been a fine engineer, but with a big mouth and ego to match. He seems to make himself out to be more than what he really is. Doesn't seem to be a likeable person. Just my opinion. I think this is a fine performance, and I'd have to say my favourite JHE recording, and has been so for many years. The band may have been falling apart, but they really jelled on this night. And very nice job on this show.
What an unexpected treat! Thank you Prof!
ReplyDeleteOne minor correction: 5 songs have been officially released from this performance. 2 on In The West/JHE box, 2 on Concerts, and 1 from the oft-overlooked Variations on a Theme: Red House
ReplyDeleteThank you.
ReplyDeleteNice one Prof. This is a piece of history
ReplyDelete>and 1 from the oft-overlooked Variations on a Theme: Red House
ReplyDeleteIndeed! It's not even mentioned in the court document.
Thanks ! Really appreciated !
ReplyDeleteThanks Prof., appreciate your efforts to get this to us
ReplyDeleteThanks very much,Prof.
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Very Nice, Thank You
ReplyDeleteProf, This is gonna be a real treat for me.
ReplyDeleteI've heard about the Complete Show but have only heard the bits & pieces that have trickled out through the mentioned official releases. I doubt if the Hendrix Estate will ever release a version as close in accuracy as the one you are giving us here and I want to thank you the usual love & care that you approach every project you do.
Cheers !!!
THANK You!!!
ReplyDeleteBen
Thanks very much.
ReplyDeleteAlright! Thanks for this! The version of Little Wing from this show still gives me chills all these years down the road.
ReplyDeleteThanks again Prof .... I appreciate your attention to detail and delivering the VERY BEST in audio.
ReplyDeleteCheers man. Very proud about this one.
ReplyDeleteSounds great. What needed upgrading, compared to first post?
ReplyDeletev2.0: 21-07-2020 (replaced ATM source with Feather Records source, they are identical except the former has digital glitches; used correct mastering setting on 05-09 -mistake on v1- and Tr 10 now taken from first source instead of second)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the upgrade. The first one is outstanding, so this one must be even better. Thanks again.
ReplyDeleteThank you for V2.0, and for your attention to detail, Prof
ReplyDeleteYeah, Tr 05-09 sound better here. While exporting, I accidentally used the mastering settings for 01-04 on that part too. My bad.
ReplyDeleteI had removed most of the glitches on v1, because I assumed it only circulated like that. But turns out, Burdon's team did send some corrections discs without glitches out in 1998 before being shut down by EH, so I redid it.
I was just getting ready to listen to v.1 a second time when I noticed the repost. Thanks for posting this great show.
ReplyDeleteI deleted my first download, so I can’t compare, but something is wrong with Purple Haze/Wild Thing. There’s a space between tracks and Purple Haze continues to play for 25 seconds into Wild Thing.
ReplyDeleteOkay - I've gotten to the final tracks. Wild Thing plays 25 seconds into Star Spangled Banner, and there's another gap between SSB and Outro into which SSB plays for 25 seconds. And finally, the feedback at the end of Room Full Of Mirrors plays for 25 seconds into Purple Haze. I think this is where the issue begins. Up until then, everything tracks fine with no gaps between tracks.
ReplyDeleteShit, you're right. I'll fix later today.
ReplyDeleteThanks for double-checking. We'll be looking forward to your next update.
ReplyDeleteFix'd, thanks for reporting Jimmie..
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for all your effort on this one Prof! Masterfully done once again!
ReplyDeletemany thanks maestro !
ReplyDeleteThird time's a charm haha. Thanks again
ReplyDeleteYeah, hahaha.
ReplyDeleteThank you dear Prof!
ReplyDeleteGracias Prof!!!!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to dig into this!
ReplyDeleteThank You!
ReplyDeleteCheers Prof :)
ReplyDeleteProfessor - Thank you for this amazing recording. I downloaded the initial attempt a few weeks back, but never had the chance to listen. Enjoying the latest one now. It does not sound like a bootleg. This is a keeper!!!
ReplyDeleteThx RD
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for this! I am grateful for all the effort you put into each project!
ReplyDeletemuch thanks
ReplyDeleteI'm grabbing this now, but I'm going to thank you even before I listen to it, Professor. :-) I have 4 or 5 versions of this on different CDs, and the 2 disc Charly is the best sounding one, so I'm truly glad that was one of your sources. Incidentally, and this doesn't affect what you used, but an interesting tidbit nonetheless, and maybe you already know this, but:
ReplyDeletehttp://hendrix.guide.pagesperso-orange.fr/albert_hall.htm
If you go down to the 2002 Charly entry, there are two different versions of disc, one with the wrong versions of songs in the early portion of the concert. Can't wait to listen to it, thanks Prof! :-D
Thank you!!
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ReplyDeleteYes, i am aware of that info.
Thanks for this. On heavy rotation here - it sounds really good !!
ReplyDeleteOne of the best versions of Red House, thanks for the great release.
ReplyDeleteThis is just fantastic. *If* an official version ever comes out, I'd be surprised if it sounds this good. Thank you, Professor! :-D
ReplyDeleteThanks!
ReplyDeleteJust finished listening to this and it sounds great! Thanks for posting.
ReplyDeleteVery kind, thank you my friend
ReplyDeleteThank you very much.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic job you've done. Thanks a lot. Congratulations.
ReplyDeleteGreaaaaat !
ReplyDeleteThanks!! Sure to be great.
ReplyDeleteHey Prof, this show was recorded by the Pye mobile team, under Glyn's supervision, am I right? And on 4-track? I often wonder how the instruments were balanced on the tape. Possibly stereo tracked for the instruments, one track for vocals/ flute / audience and one track for film sync, perhaps? From what I can gather over the years, Glyn Johns may have been a fine engineer, but with a big mouth and ego to match. He seems to make himself out to be more than what he really is. Doesn't seem to be a likeable person. Just my opinion. I think this is a fine performance, and I'd have to say my favourite JHE recording, and has been so for many years. The band may have been falling apart, but they really jelled on this night. And very nice job on this show.
ReplyDelete4-track yes. It seems to me like it was divised like this: 1. Drums/congas 2.Bass/dave mason gtr 3. Gtr jimi 4.jimi voc/flute/audience
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteThanks again, Uncle Prof. :)
ReplyDeleteThanx!
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for this.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for this wonderful concert.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Prof! I can finally replace the version I had without any info whatsoever on the lineage.
ReplyDeleteThank you for an upgrade to a great show. Thank God I bought that external hard drive. This is like a gas station , fill 'er up!!
ReplyDeleteNot my favorite Hendrix show but the best edition ! Thank you !
ReplyDeletevery nice.
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thank you thank you THANK YOU!
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ReplyDeleteStone Free is mind blowing. Cheers Prof.
ReplyDeleteMany, many thanks! Great to have a good version of this, terrific performance! :)
ReplyDeleteThank You very much!
ReplyDeleteepic! thx
ReplyDeleteThank you Prof for the music and the infos.
ReplyDeleteAlways have been my favourite JHE show.
Incredible, don't think its ever sounded better! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteVocals are a bit in the mix, but SUPERB nonetheless! Thanks a lot
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!!!
ReplyDeleteSo excited to hear this. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot!
ReplyDeleteThank you! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for this would like to listen to this wire
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for your work !
ReplyDeleteMuchas gracias. Saludos.
ReplyDeleteMany Fanks, Prof!
ReplyDeleteMany thanks! Clearly you should be insuring those ears along with the rest of your gear.
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