The Velvet Underground - Glastonbury 1993-06-25 D6C - 1stGen
Posted: 01 Oct 2013 02:41
The Velvet Underground - Glastonbury Festival Friday 25th June 1993 (D6C - First gen. 44.1/ 24 bit)
Equipment used; Sony Professional D6C Walkman/ Unknown Microphone
Transfer; 1st generation cassette (TDK 90).Yamaha KX - W262>Edirol R-09 @ 44.1 hz/24 Bit>Audiocity (Noise Removal)>Flac 8
01 - Sweet Jane
02 - Some Kinda Love
03 - All Tomorrow's Parties
04 - Venus in Furs
05 - Begining to See the Light
06 - Heroin
07 - Hey Mr. Rain
08 - After Hours
09 - White Light/White Heat
10 - Rock & Roll
11 - I'm Waiting for the Man
12 - I Can't Stand It
A great recording my friend actually stole off a bootleg stall in Glastonbury! Now that's what you call a liberated boot.
The guys used to record the shows at Glastonbury and use a small motorbike to get them to the stall. They'd whack them into a high speed dubbing machine and the cassettes would be available to purchase about 30 mins after the show.
This is great quality. I know they defintley used a Sony Professional but have no idea where they stood. I used Audiocity to try to remove the noise generated by the dubbing box and but this took out too many other frequencies so I've left it untouched.
Enjoy TB!
at DaD
Equipment used; Sony Professional D6C Walkman/ Unknown Microphone
Transfer; 1st generation cassette (TDK 90).Yamaha KX - W262>Edirol R-09 @ 44.1 hz/24 Bit>Audiocity (Noise Removal)>Flac 8
01 - Sweet Jane
02 - Some Kinda Love
03 - All Tomorrow's Parties
04 - Venus in Furs
05 - Begining to See the Light
06 - Heroin
07 - Hey Mr. Rain
08 - After Hours
09 - White Light/White Heat
10 - Rock & Roll
11 - I'm Waiting for the Man
12 - I Can't Stand It
A great recording my friend actually stole off a bootleg stall in Glastonbury! Now that's what you call a liberated boot.
The guys used to record the shows at Glastonbury and use a small motorbike to get them to the stall. They'd whack them into a high speed dubbing machine and the cassettes would be available to purchase about 30 mins after the show.
This is great quality. I know they defintley used a Sony Professional but have no idea where they stood. I used Audiocity to try to remove the noise generated by the dubbing box and but this took out too many other frequencies so I've left it untouched.
Enjoy TB!
at DaD