Hi-Rez & CD Quality downloads of long-lost MONO mixes, BBC compilations, Spectral Remixes and other curiosa, all meticulously restored from the best sources. Hendrix, The Who, Beatles, Love, Mothers, Stones, Them, The Dead, etc. Free for All!
F.A.Q.
Who? Retired sound engineer who loves music from the 60's & early 70's.
What? My aim is to make rare stuff publicly available again with the best possible sound quality.
My favourite live tape of QMS. The band was at their peak on this one. I agree: the best thing right after Happy Trails. Can't wait to listen to your version. Thanks a lot! m-f
Prof. you are digging deep in my 80's memories with this jem! I still remember my 40 km "Vespa" trip to find this Psycho bootleg in a small shop: absolute joy then as today!
I love Vespa stories! We've got four of 'em in our garage (a '65, a '72 Sprint 150, a '79 P200e and a '90s PX150) and don't ride them nearly enough. Nothing like tearing down the road with a satchel full of vinyl over your shoulder!
Once again thank you very much Prof - BTW considering how long it was open would the Fillmore East hold the record for the most live releases from the one venue?.
The source material used here comes 3rd generation reel (not cassette), courtesy of Jeff Tamarkin.
this is incorrect. it was taken from my reel, not my brother's. i got it from a bay area collector who apparently got it from one of the band's managers.
Hi Prof. Thank you for the amazing work on this recording. The sound quality is amazing, and the performance is top notch!!! I will get to the next QMS in a bit.
Sounds excellent, thanks a lot for your work, professor! So great to have such fan's with the ability to transform the sometimes sub-par sound of great music.
Many thanks for doing this one - one of the best live recordings of all time IMHO.
ReplyDeleteGreat band. Thanks very much.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much indeed!
ReplyDeleteTotally unexpected, and most welcome. Thank you. QMS was opening for the Electric Flag, with Steppenwolf as the undercard, IIRC.
ReplyDeleteThanks Prof!
ReplyDeleteTHANK YOU!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks prof, a dream come true!
ReplyDeleteMucho Thanx
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, once again.
ReplyDeleteMy favourite live tape of QMS. The band was at their peak on this one. I agree: the best thing right after Happy Trails. Can't wait to listen to your version. Thanks a lot! m-f
ReplyDeleteAmazing...mucho thanks
ReplyDeleteThank you for this ... and all your other posts. Greatly appreciate your hard work.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for this!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! Love QMS!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much!
ReplyDeleteProf. you are digging deep in my 80's memories with this jem!
ReplyDeleteI still remember my 40 km "Vespa" trip to find this Psycho bootleg in a small shop: absolute joy then as today!
I love Vespa stories! We've got four of 'em in our garage (a '65, a '72 Sprint 150, a '79 P200e and a '90s PX150) and don't ride them nearly enough. Nothing like tearing down the road with a satchel full of vinyl over your shoulder!
DeleteBTW, "Gold and Silver" is my desert-island-only-song.
ReplyDeleteWhat's yours?
The whole Happy Trails.
DeleteOh Boy. One of my favorite bands. Saw them many times at the Filmore East in NYC. Thanks for this one.
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog. Very impressive offerings. Thank for for QMS. I will enjoy!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much once again, really appreciated.
ReplyDeleteOnce again thank you very much Prof - BTW considering how long it was open would the Fillmore East hold the record for the most live releases from the one venue?.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for your great work on this one Prof. Stoned.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for this recording.
ReplyDeleteThanks again mate
ReplyDeleteBrilliant, Thanks Very Much
ReplyDeleteHistoric piece of time and space, huge thanks for the share!
ReplyDeleteWow! One of my favorite groups. I've always loved Happy Trails and am excited to listen this show. Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for this. For me, 1968 was a definitive year for QMS. Having this in improved quality is a blessing.
ReplyDeleteThe source material used here comes 3rd generation reel (not cassette), courtesy of Jeff Tamarkin.
ReplyDeletethis is incorrect. it was taken from my reel, not my brother's. i got it from a bay area collector who apparently got it from one of the band's managers.
Thank you for correcting, Dave. And also for this fantastic source!
DeleteThanks for this great recording!
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to this! Many thanks!
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Prof. thank you very much for your dedication.
ReplyDeleteThanks again, Prof. QMS is one of those bands I never explored fully, but hearing them live is a great place to get back on the Quicksilver train!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much
ReplyDeleteHi Prof. Thank you for the amazing work on this recording. The sound quality is amazing, and the performance is top notch!!! I will get to the next QMS in a bit.
ReplyDeleteDid love this one, a monument to a different age in life and music.
ReplyDeleteSounds excellent, thanks a lot for your work, professor! So great to have such fan's with the ability to transform the sometimes sub-par sound of great music.
ReplyDeleteThank you kind Sir!
ReplyDeletethank you Prof!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! Incredible sound and band is ripping!
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