ARTIST: The Who
TITLE: N/A
DATE: July 23rd, 1967
VENUE: Memorial Auditorium
LOCATION: Dallas, TX
SOURCE: AUD
QUALITY: B+/A- (Yes, that's correct! This recording, IMO, is mostly A- quality! For 1967, this is incredible!)
TRACKLISTING:
1. Intro
2. Substitute
3. Summertime Blues
4. Picture Of Lilly
5. So Sad About Us
6. Love Hurts
7. Boris The Spider
8. Happy Jack
9. I'm A Boy
10. My Generation
TOTAL RUNTIME: 28mins 45secs
LINEAGE: AUD Master>?>Cry Blue Murder Silver Disc>EAC>WAV>Cool Edit Pro v2.1>FLAC 6
TRANSFER/EDITING NOTES:
Although I have worked on this show twice previously already, I thought with my gained knowledge I could have another go at it and improve the sound of this recording even more. So much attention to detail has been paid here it would take forever to write out everything I did to this recording. To generalize, the frequency spectrum has been completely overhauled. The low end of this recording, since it being an audience recording from over 40 years ago, was much too high on the original source. I have cut specifuc freqyencies based on additional harmonics produced by these frequencies, in order to remove the dull sounding mud and bring out the actual music of the performance more. Levels were also drastically altered differently from track to track depending on the imbalances and abnormailities specific to each track. The audience chatter and applause has been toned down significatly as it was about 2 times louder than the band before and after each track. Light amounts of compression have been used to bring out the levels of instruments not heard so clearly such as the vocals. Many other little adjustments have been made as well to bring you the final product that is here. This is the stereo version of the show. For the mono version, check the forum in which this show was uploaded.
I hope this pleases all the Whooligans out there itching for some early, balls-out live Who in all their glory! Enjoy!
upped by: theface07
AUD Master>?>Cry Blue Murder Silver Disc
QUALITY: B+/A- (Yes, that's correct! For 1967, this is incredible!)
TRANSFER/EDITING NOTES:
Although I have worked on this show twice previously already, I thought with my gained knowledge I could have another go at it and improve the sound of this recording even more. So much attention to detail has been paid here it would take forever to write out everything I did to this recording. To generalize, the frequency spectrum has been completely overhauled. The low end of this recording, since it being an audience recording from over 40 years ago, was much too high on the original source. I have cut specifuc freqyencies based on additional harmonics produced by these frequencies, in order to remove the dull sounding mud and bring out the actual music of the performance more. Levels were also drastically altered differently from track to track depending on the imbalances and abnormailities specific to each track. The audience chatter and applause has been toned down significatly as it was about 2 times louder than the band before and after each track. Light amounts of compression have been used to bring out the levels of instruments not heard so clearly such as the vocals. Many other little adjustments have been made as well to bring you the final product that is here. This is the stereo version of the show.