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Originally Posted by EnchantedSLN
I now understand that there is a complete version out there. I'm not clear on whether or not it is soundboard as well, but I'm sure we will see that make the rounds soon.
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is what I have labeled a "Soundboard" recording (Though missing a bit of lower bass levels, The sound is coming through both channels in an even balanced sound) since it is missing the usual & obvious identifying marks of an "Audience" recording (ie-Too much bass, Crowd noise, unbalanced sound). The sound is even & clear, The band is out front in the mix, Even though the audience is present on the recording (Only letdown is the bad disc transfer, Which allowed a "skipping" sound to exist between "Track transitions" on this great sounding show.)
I am listening to it yet again as I type (With headphones on) and I cannot say for certain it is an "Audience" recording. This recording is very similar to several Bruce Springsteen "Soundboard" recordings (Which I own) that included "audience" noise that was captured from microphones of another source recording and then mixed with the "soundboard" recording to produce what is called a "Matrix Recording".
I would like to trade for the version Tiff (Uncut and non-TAO/MP3) has so I can compare the two and come to a decision if this recording is either a great "AUD", an average "SBD" or a newer circulating "Matrix".
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A lot of soundboards that originally came from Frank Harding and got filtered through Maureen seem to be missing substantial chunks of show. I was told the tape was a direct copy of the soundboard from Frank, but that seems not to be the case.
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True, I just finished transferring several of the "Soundboard" tapes originally received from Maureen for another Ledgie, And I believe that each contained errors (ie-Track Cuts) that cannot
ever be fixed unless someone comes into possession of the actual/physical tapes that were recorded off the soundboard back in the day...I hate to say I'm sure that will never happen, So we are stuck with these recordings,
warts and all.