Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale NY

KBFH Transcription LP.

An excellent sounding recording, but suffers from the fact that it was someway down the line was edited from different sources, which in some places sound fairly obvious - for instance, at the beginning of Dodo. This might have been the original KBFH editing for all I know - but there is little doubt that Who Dunnit? is actually not from the original KBFH LPs, but from the TSL Video/Laser Disc. Still, an excellent source for this material, and with it's inclusion of Firth Of Fifth without the missing section (due to Phil's slip of mind at the Savoy) and with Who Dunnit, whatever the source, this is an important alternative to the Coaster Factory set. Still - sound is not quite as good as on the Westwood One set, due to an occasional vinyl crack/pop. [kaspergm]

I have the original KBFH LPs from this show. [squonkman]

Show recorded for the Three Sides Live video/album [A Hewitt]

Claims to be from 1982.

Show recorded for the Three Sides Live video/album [A Hewitt]

This recording is in my oppinion by far the best sounding bootleg of these songs (not counting official material). Sounds better than the Coaster Factory set, but is less complete. I have edited this recording into a single disc by removing commercials. [kaspergm]

I have the Westwood One shows 93-18, 99-33, and 93-45, plus the King Biscuit "Best of" show from April 1989 on CD which I believe is the only digital source for Dance/drums/Los Endos. I don't think Westwood One has included those tracks in their CD broadcasts--so is this compilation CD or LP sourced? [squonkman]

The original version I got came with a Cue Sheet from Radio Broadcast "For Airing the Weekend of 7/29/83", as the .txt file says. I downloaded this from Speedy through DC++. The Cue Sheet is quite elaborate with all songs listed, run times, space for local commercials as well as nation-wide commercials, etc. That broadcast does include 6 sequences, the last being "Volcano" / "Los Endos", as the file reads. Of course, the Cue Sheet file could be a forgery, but I see no reason for anyone to go to the pains of faking this, if it's not real. [kaspergm]

Frankly, guys, I don't understand your enthusiasm about this recording. First, it's obviously vinyl sourced, pops and clicks are clearly hearable since Dodo. Not really "pre-FM" reels... Second, the sound quality is very far from Perfect TSL, which I still consider as the best sounding recording of this show : deeper bass, guitar more up in the mix, better voice balance. Compare the two versions of Volcano when Daryl plays after "Blazing hot, the molten rock" : stunning reprise in TSL, far behind the voice in Westwood. Am I alone with this opinion ? [witko]

I have the Westwood One version from the show 07-20 for broadcast the weekend of May 19/20 2007 with the cue sheet. Tracks are: 1.Dodo/Lurker/Abacab/com 2.Misunderstanding/No reply at all/com 3.Man on the corner/Turn it on again/com 4.Dance on a volcano/Los endos/Com 5.Show Promo 6.to 15.Spots in the clear. [counor01]

This version of One Disc Live does not include any commercials OR radio announcements.

This is impressive; awesome sound! I do not have the latest release of Three Sides Live but this Pre-FM material certainly beats everything that came before it! Love it! [duke23]

Wolfgang's Vault rip [Simon_Funnell]

Linage :- Pre-FM Lps - Project Record Deck With Ortofon Elektro stylus - Yamaha Reciever - Phono Leads Into PC Soundcard - Adobe Audition CC - Nero Wave Editor - Tracks split - Traders Little Helper - Flac8 - SBE Checked - You.

Gigaleak torrent notes:

Lineage:
SBD > Master Cassette > WAV > FLAC


Comments:
This is one of the most well known shows of the year, as the bulk of it comes from the video release version of Three Sides Live. Behind the Lines, Duchess, Sarah Jane, and Turn It On Again are the renditions used on the album of the same name, too.

This is a previously uncirculated multi-track mix down of the show which features unheard renditions of Like It or Not (which is the first circulating professional audio of the song) and I Know What I Like. The source is incomplete and only captures everything from Like It or Not onwards so we still don't have the complete show.

DIR/ABC "Supergroups In Concert" [10.Apr.82 - 3LP] and
Westwood One "In Concert" [show #87-09, 11.May.87 - 2LP]
Lineage: LPs --> Rega Planar 10 Turntable --> Benz Micro Ruby Z Cartridge --> Simaudio 310LP Phono Preamp (XLR Output) --> Apogee Symphony Desktop --> Apple MacBook Pro --> RME ADI-2 Pro FS R AD/DA Converter --> Adobe Audition Cleanup --> .WAV --> various mastering techniques --> Adobe Audition Rendering --> FLAC

Claims to be from 1982.

The one who rated this 'B+' in quality must be deaf ... this is the best sounding bootleg I have EVER heard. Sound is A-M-A-Z-I-N-G! [kaspergm]

mastered from one of the Westwood One radio shows, its not as complete as other versions, but the Dance/drums/Los Endos is the most blistering version you'll ever hear. Amazing clarity [squonkman]

Show recorded for the Three Sides Live video/album [A Hewitt]

Is it just me, or does this actually sound 10X better than 3SL? Amazing! [casey1942]

Got to question the sources of this. I have Perpetual Soundwave and although I is excellent quality. It's source is Three Sides Live. 1) Follow You, Follow me wasn't played in 81. It's from 3 Sides Live which was a version from the Duke tour. 2) Keep it Dark is from the LA Forum in 84. 3) Three Sides Live was also recorded in Birmingham, England. Some of the songs (Abacab and the medley) you can clearly hear by the reaction, that it's not an Ameriacan audience (no offence intended). Don't want to ge too 'nerdy' I needed to get it off my chest. [dnhartle]

To me not better than Perpetual Soundwave, not for all the tracks. G. [Gigio67]

This is in my oppinion not the best sounding recording of this material, and the mixing between the tracks is not impressing. [kaspergm]

While there are a lot of questions as to the actual source of this, this is probably an accurate document of that radio broadcast, if not of the actual concert. "Follow You...." and "Keep It Dark" are definitely not from this show, and the encore of "Turn It On Again" is missing. If you want the actual, whole show, get "Abacab To The Savoy" instead. That one is an excellent audience recording, has everything from the show with no cuts, and has two bonus tracks from other recordings (clearly noted as such) at the end! If you want to hear the radio broadcast, then this is it. [Bangsmith]

CORRECTION: The missing encore is "I know What I Like", not "Turn It On Again"!!!!!!!!!!! [Bangsmith]

This is a remastered version of "Perfect Three Sides Live". It has the same track listing, in the same order, including the same two songs that were from other shows. (Keep It Dark and Follow You...) [assureaseggsiseggs]

This Recording 28-Nov-1981, "Westwood One Radio Show" 29-Nov-1981 are the same!!! You can hear it by overdubbing the Recordings. Which is the exact Date? [newretroshow]

The DVD has this odd analog video noise from the LaserDisc which makes alot of things seem like they are glowing and dark areas grey instead of black (good example is the picture where tony is playing slippermen above). This doesn't happen on the LaserDisc I own so my guesses are: 1) This isn't the reissue version of the laserdisc in 1991 that was encoded with CX noise reduction, and 2) The LaserDisc player used for this didn't have a CX noise reduction decoder. I think it's most likely the first one because on the reissued version, there was a slight black emptyness on the video to the right. This doesn't have that(again, look at the screenshots). For that reason and due to lack of a concert (which was heavily edited), I give it an A-. Still this is an enjoyable video regardless of video noise and is worth watching every once in awhile :). [itty12]

Correction: CX Noise removal is for sound only. The video noise I'm talking about also appears on some other GMDVD releases for things such as Bataclan '72. I believe the problem was the capture card used wasn't the greatest. [itty12]

Show recorded for the Three Sides Live video/album [A Hewitt]

Identical to Limbo bootleg

The source materials are mostly from
Gen-WestwoodOne-SCS-03-05, but used as
well the "Westwood One Radio-Show" and some missing
perts from Highland version.
(Considered other sources too.)
The "Who Dunnit?" track is from same show, "Three Sides Live"
video, as well as the cover-art idea.
All tracks are speed-corrected. Remaster was made with
Steinberg-Wavelab. There are no used any filter nor
noise-reduction.
Play It Loud
Enjoy the show....
DGY

Tracks 1.9 - 1.12 are not on most copies of this, they were just added as a filler.

If this was "Perfect" then this boot would have every song performed at this concert. There are quite a few songs that have been left off this boot, e.g. I Know What I Like, Who Dunnit?, Carpet Crawlers, etc. These songs could have been put on instead of the other songs, e.g. Open Door, Me & Virgil, etc. [Kevin-L-]

"Wrapping Up The World..." is a remastered version of this with the same exact tracks from the same exact shows. This is mostly from 29NOV81, but "Follow You..." is from either 6 or 7MAY80-the same version that ended up on the actual "Three Sides Live" album. "Keep it Dark" is either from Birmingham 84 or L.A. 84. Some tracks may be from 28NOV81 at the Savoy. This sounds great, but "Wrapping Up..." sounds better. [Bangsmith]

I agree--the boot 'Perfect Three Sides Live' from Highland does not contain the added studio filler and to avoid confusion this listing should reflect only the Highland version [squonkman]

Show recorded for the Three Sides Live video/album [A Hewitt]