Thursday, December 16, 2010

The Beetles: Hollywood Bowl 1964 (Acetate Source) FLAC

TMQ
Last Live Show (Released 1974)

Flac Image + Cue
Trade Mark Of Quality | S-2531 | USA

“One of the great unofficial LP releases of the 1970s, Last Live Show isn't actually the Beatles' last live performance nor is it the Shea Stadium concert as the disc label claims. Instead, it's the August 1964 performance at the Hollywood Bowl. This was taken from the actual Capitol Records acetate made of the mono mix of the 1964 Hollywood Bowl show. The actual acetate still exists in a private collection. Remastered from the original vinyl.”

TRACKLIST
A1: Twist And Shout (1:32)
A2: You Can't Do That (2:38)
A3: All My Loving (2:15)
A4: She Loves You (2:29)
A5: Things We Said Today (2:18)
A6: Roll Over Beethoven (2:13)
B1: Can't Buy Me Love (2:18)
B2: If I Fell (2:28)
B3: I Want To Hold Your Hand (2:22)
B4: Boys (2:32)
B5: A Hard Day's Night (2:32)
B6: Long Tall Sally (2:52)
Total time: 28:36

Vinyl Capture Details
1. Capture @ 44.1/16-bit in WaveLab v6; Save
2. Hand de-clicked
3. Open in Adobe Audition, assign Track Markers, save WAV with cue information
4. Export WAV as FLAC-5 from Adobe Audition
5. Open WAV in CueListTool, save embedded Cue Sheet as *.cue file
6. Verify *.cue & *.flac files

Equipment: Gemini XL-1800Q IV with Stanton 680EL, JVC AX-44, Creative Audigy 2ZS

rar files packed with a (winrar) recovery record -
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Comments welcome.

11 comments:

Anonymous said...

HI DAVE AND ALL OUT THERE
CAN ANYONE PLEASE HELP ME ???
SOME DAYS AGO I GOT A FILESERVE ACCOUNT,I D/L SOME STUFF BUT SUDDENLY EVERYTIME I CLICK ON ANY FILESERVE FILE ON ANY BLOG/SITE ON ANY BROWSER, I GOT A "400 BAD REQUEST" MESSAGE WHICH MEANS NO D/L AT ALL.
I GOT THE SAME MESSAGE EVEN IF I TRY FILESERVE.COM MAIN SITE PAGE !!!
THANKS IN ADVANCE.

johnlennon696 said...

Thankyou mate

Anonymous said...

Good boot but only two long tracks is no good.Why don't you splitting the files?

Southern Gentleman said...

You can separate the tracks yourself using Roxio or other music-editing program. I recommend Roxio 2011 (http://www.roxio.com/enu/products/creator/suite/music-audio.html) which has worked great for me.

Remember, Dave does us all a great service by making these boots easily available. Sometimes we have to add in a little work on our own.

Thanks Dave for all you do!

Anonymous said...

how do you burn a .cue file or what kind of program burns a .cue???

LIF said...

Hi,

You can easily burn a cue file with the "Burrrn" program.

It is now old but it is a small program and still very effective.

http://www.burrrn.net/?page_id=6

Thank you Dave!

Anonymous said...

thank you dave

Anonymous said...

Just wonderful. Many thanks again, dear Dave :)))
Brainy1000

Anonymous said...

the burrrn program for cues don't work for me on my computer. what other programs work for burning cue? any help would be very appreciated.

Martin said...

Google for Medieval CUE Splitter. This will split the larger FLAC into the correct number of smaller FLAC's as long as you have the CUE file.

Anonymous said...

Thanks for all the great boots