Jimi Hendrix
"The Original Vinyl Transfer Series: 1st Batch" (OVT 001-020) [JPIO-II 043-062]
Artwork Included.
Below is a note from Hans-Peter Johnsen who transferred these albums.
A big thank you to him for all his hard work.
1967-1970 Part 1 & 2 (20 LP Pack Bootlegs):
This is a fantastic 20 volume vine that comes from JPIO - a Jimi Hendrix vine group.
The charm of this set is that it has been tranferred straight from vinyl without lots of remastering so it is like listening to the original vinyl and in places you can still hear the pops and crackles which were such an important feature of listening to an LP or single on a turntable.
You can also find comments on this set at In From The Storm: http://home.online.no/~hpjohnse/hend...ml#underground
(see search "Original Vinyl Transfer Series: 1st Batch")
You can find a full track listing and a little more information at the following URL: http://seminorvege.com/hendrix/ovt/batch1.html
LP list: (Part 1)
01 - Last British Concert (Isle of Wight 30 August 1970)
02 - Last American Concert (Maui 30 July 1970)
03 - Sky High! (Scene Club, New York City 7 March 1968)
04 - Smashing Amps (Royal Albert Hall 24 February 1969)
05 - Incident At Rainbow Bridge (Maui 30 July 1970)
06 - Live At The Philharmonic Hall (New York City 28 November 1968 1st show 1st source)
07 - Unknown Wellknown (May 30 July 1970)
08 - Guitar Hero (1967 BBC Sessions)
09 - Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window? (1967 BBC Sessions/Baggy's Rehearsals/Jam with Eric Burdon at Ronnie Scott's 17 September 1970)
10 - You Can't Use My Name (Various live cuts and outtakes)
Comments:
First part of a series of Vinyl-to-CD transfers of Classic Hendrix Bootlegs.
Transferred from Mint & Excellent condition vinyl albums.
All albums normalized, but otherwise left mainly as is - just a few very audible vinyl pops have been removed here and there.
Please note:
Vinyl bootlegs were mostly pressed in low cost factories, and the quality of the LPs - although unplayed and untouched by human hands - weren't always the best. Some minor pops and clicks are present on some of these discs, as they were on the LPs when these initially were brand new. If minor clicks make you nervous, you should definitely stay away from this set.
Jimi Hendrix
"The Original Vinyl Transfer Series: 1st Batch" (OVT 001-020) [JPIO-II 043-062]
Artwork Included.
Below is a note from Hans-Peter Johnsen who transferred these albums.
A big thank you to him for all his hard work.
1967-1970 Part 1 & 2 (20 LP Pack Bootlegs):
This is a fantastic 20 volume vine that comes from JPIO - a Jimi Hendrix vine group.
The charm of this set is that it has been tranferred straight from vinyl without lots of remastering so it is like listening to the original vinyl and in places you can still hear the pops and crackles which were such an important feature of listening to an LP or single on a turntable.
You can also find comments on this set at In From The Storm: http://home.online.no/~hpjohnse/hend...ml#underground
(see search "Original Vinyl Transfer Series: 1st Batch")
You can find a full track listing and a little more information at the following URL: http://seminorvege.com/hendrix/ovt/batch1.html
LP list: (Part 2)
11 - Davenport, Iowa '68 (Colonial Ballroom, Davenport 11 August 1968)
12 - Paris '67 (L'Olympia, Paris 9 October 1967)
13 - Electric Birthday Jimi (Various Studio Outtakes 1968-70)
14 - First Rays Of The Rising Sun (Mostly Studio Outtakes 1968-70)
15 - Hell's Session (Various Studio Outtakes 1969)
16 - Fuckin' His Guitar For Denmark (Tivolis Konserthal, Copenhagen 7 January 1968 (1st show)
17 - Two Sides Of The Same Genius (Radiohuset, Stockholm 5 September 1967/Apartment (Taj Mahal) Jams, New York City 21 January 1970)
18 - Live At The Olympia Theatre, Paris (29 January 1968 (2nd show)
19 - Loaded Guitar (Various TV appearances 1967 & 1969)
20 - Unforgettable Experience (Various live cuts 1967 & 1969)
Comments:
First part of a series of Vinyl-to-CD transfers of Classic Hendrix Bootlegs.
Transferred from Mint & Excellent condition vinyl albums.
All albums normalized, but otherwise left mainly as is - just a few very audible vinyl pops have been removed here and there.
Please note:
Vinyl bootlegs were mostly pressed in low cost factories, and the quality of the LPs - although unplayed and untouched by human hands - weren't always the best. Some minor pops and clicks are present on some of these discs, as they were on the LPs when these initially were brand new. If minor clicks make you nervous, you should definitely stay away from this set.
Enjoy!
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