Keith Richards
Boston Tea & Sugar
The Complete Boston rehearsals Dec. 13 1993
Coast2Coast 06
Original C2C CDR>EAC>Here. Checksum generated with TLH.
Tracklist:
1. Tune Up
2. Bodytalks
3. Bodytalks Bridge 1
4. Star Trek Jam
5. Bodytalks Bridge and More
6. Bodytalks Chorus and More 1
7. Bodytalks Coda
8. James Brown
9. Bodytalks Chorus and More 2
10. Bodytalks Baritone
11. Gimme Shelter Intro
12. Reggae Jammin'
13. Nigeria Please/(14)Time Is On My Side *(see notes)*
14. Time Is...Something Funky
15. Something Else
Live Section:
16. Audience
17. Something Else
18. Wicked As It Seems
19. Gimme Shelter
20. 999
21. Bodytalks
22. Eileen (fragment only)
Now for the weirdness...
When CD first incerted all 23 tracks were recognized.
When encoding process was started only the last track was selected for the process.
Process finished but no log was created because all tracks were to be selected
with the final 23rd track to be overwriten.
The program closed unexpectedly and had to be restarted.
This time only 22 tracks were recognized. The remaining 23rd track (which is only a
snippet) did not appear but the track had already been ripped and is included without
being present in this log.
Upon further investigation, there is something weird with the CD, I guess, on tracks 13
and 14, which is where the discrepency seems to be. I don't know why a track is even
listed for 'Nigeria Please'. Steve Jordan says, 'Nigeria Please' then Keith starts
playing 'Time Is On My Side'. I can't discern anything audibly wrong in what's being
played, like for instance if something is missing or has been edited or anything
'wrong' at all. This is the original C2C CD (CDR) so nothing should be wrong BUT
there is still the strange thing that happened (above note) when I initially began
the rip. So...I don't know what to do besides giving tracks 13 and 14 a slash in the
titles because everything else seems to be according to the track listing.
Mabybe there is was a flaw when the disc was manufactured in the index or whatever/
however it is/does what it is/does. It has to be something like that but I just don't
get why they whould even bother titleing a track over 2 words. Stranger things have
happened I know but...what can I say or do? I don't know. Either way I am putting
a slash in the title name for tracks 13 and 14 in the tracklist so that it kind of works
out.
As evidence that there were 23 tracks in EAC when first inserted, when manually editing/
entering the CD data there was nothing weird, I entered all 23 titles then started the
rip (with only the last track, track 23 selected). Then when I cancelled the rip after
noticing my blunder of only selecting the last track for the rip, that's when EAC froze
up and had to be restarted and only 22 tracks were there this time and upon listening
to the tracks, everything after track 12 or 13, depending on how you look at it, was
off by one number so all I can/could do was change the numbers accordingly, adding the
slash between 'Nigeria Please' and 'Time is on my side'.
If any of you have had experience in matters like this please I would love to know what
the fu*k happened for sure. Anyway
Oh, and even if I had a scanner and could scan the disc it wouldn't help to prove anything
to doubters that this is the original disc because C2C just puts their 'C2C' logo on there
discs, not titles or anything else so a scan of any side one C2C disc could be used for
any 1CD C2C title.
There you have it
It's a drag I didn't notice the times of the tracks in EAC when first the disc was inserted
in the drive but how many of you do that? I don't think I've ever done it. I may be doing
it from now on though. Strange.
Everything being what it is, this is a damn fun listen in excellant sound quality.
'999' kicks pretty good
Sorry for all the weirdness but the recording speaks for itself. Thanks to all.