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The Who - Who Orleans (A Group/Personal Project)

Track listing:
  1. Baba O'riley 5:39
  2. Bargain 6:56
  3. Behind Blue Eyes 6:12
  4. Won't Get Fooled Again 8:32
  5. Baby Don't You Do It 7:32
  6. Magic Bus 6:38
  7. Overture 6:31
  8. Amazing Journey 3:02
  9. Sparks 4:37
  10. Pinball Wizard 4:14
  11. See Me Feel Me 6:24
  12. My Generation 11:10

Notes

The Who - "WHO ORLEANS"
November, 29th, 1971, New Orleans, Louisiana, The Warehouse
Remastered Soundboard Recording, (A Group/Personal Project)
Lineage: "Gutterpunks At A Warehouse", (Hiwatt), SBD > Silver CD-R (1) > WAV (Exact Rip with xACT) > FLAC (Level 8, xACT) > TLH, Decode > WAV > Remaster > Flac, Level.8, Align On SBE'S > Flac
Label: N/A
Original Taper: N/A

This is A Group/Personal Project by those "Gluttons For Punishment", The 7th Son, Joel, Grendel, and Acapulco Gold.

We hope everyone here will enjoy this, and will pass it along, and share it with others, or just pass, the choice is yours.

This is not meant to be a "Definitive" recording.

Cheers and thanks go out to the original taper and uploader of this recording, if you're out there, and happen to pick this up, we hope that you will enjoy this.

Dedicated to Mr.Freeze (R.I.P)

1) Baba O'Riley (Cut, Incomplete Song)
2) Bargain
3) Behind Blue Eyes
4) Won't Get Fooled Again
5) Baby, Don't You Do It
6) Magic Bus (Cut, Incomplete Song)
7) Overture
8) Amazing Journey
9) Sparks
10) Pinball Wizard
11) See Me, Feel Me
12) My Generation

Enjoy!

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Notes:

This is our first time doing a Who project/remaster, and we hope everyone here will enjoy our work venturing into new territories.

An excellent sounding (yet sadly incomplete) soundboard recording that sounds more like an audience tape than a true soundboard.

Reason I say that is because it doesn't have any of the telltale signs of most soundboard tapes (a dry and flat sound, with little to no audience presence) but this tape has a very warm sound to it, with signs of there actually being an audience.

I still have a hard time believing that it's not one of Freezer's tapes.

The raw tape had a nice mix of the instruments, although it did have a little more bass than high end, and the volume was actually too low, so all it really needed was some slight tweaking to make it more balanced.

What we've done to make this project:

- We've tried to balance the instruments as much as possible.

- We've tried to bring out more of the presence of the audience and the venue.

- We've done some slight tape hiss reduction.

- We've removed all of the trails of silence found in the recording.

- We've brought the volume up to a more pleasant level for listening.

We hope everyone here will enjoy this.

Cheers!