[FLAC] 1987.06.19 - The Marquee, London, England ("Another Marquee Tape")

[Ulises]

Guns N' Roses :
W. Axl Rose: vocals / Slash: lead guitar / Izzy Stradlin':rhythm guitar / Duff McKagan: bass / Steven Adler: drums

?Another Marquee Tape?
Date: Friday, June 19th , 1987
Venue: The Marquee, London, England
Label: Power Gate (Power Gate-075) ? 1 CD
Format: FLAC
Lineage: ?Another Marquee Tape? Original CD Bootleg > CD-R > ? > FLAC
Size: 378 MB

1. Shadow Of Your Love
2. Out Ta Get Me
3. Anything Goes
4. It's So Easy
5. Mr. Brownstone
6. Nightrain
7. My Michelle
8. Welcome To The Jungle
9. You're Crazy
10. Paradise City
11. Knockin' On Heaven's Door
12. Move To The City
13. Nice Boys



http://rapidshare.com/files/259621730/1987-06-19.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/259552704/1987-06-19.part2.rar

More bootlegs and shows at: www.gunsnrosesbootlegs.blogspot.com

[crossfire]

Thanks Ulises ! Didn't have this bootleg, but i think this is the 22/6 Show not the 19/6 Show

06.19.87 - The Marquee, London, England
set: Reckless Life, Out Ta Get Me, Anything Goes, It's So Easy, Mr. Brownstone, Nightrain, My Michelle, You're Crazy, Paradise City, Knockin' On Heaven's Door, Move To The City, Mama Kin

06.22.87 - The Marquee, London, England
set: Shadow Of Your Love, Out Ta Get Me, Anything Goes, It's So Easy, Mr. Brownstone, Nightrain, My Michelle, Welcome To The Jungle, You're Crazy, Paradise City, Knockin' On Heaven's Door, Move To The City, Nice Boys

Heres the Artwork, Thanks to Emergency !

FRONT


BACK

[estebanf]

mmhh that spectral graphic doesn't look like it should...

hey crossfire, where the hell do you get those magnific scans?  Thanks mate!

[crossfire]

mmhh that spectral graphic doesn't look like it should...

hey crossfire, where the hell do you get those magnific scans?  Thanks mate!

Emergency/Timebomb/GNR4Ever is re-uploading his awesome all in 1 Flac Packs by Year on the GNR Tracker with updated scans. So far hes done 87,88,91,93,06. I've been grabbing all the Aces High/Ingram Suicide/Power Gate releases as they seem to be the hardest to find scans for. I'm cleaning/cropping/straightning them the best i can. I've posted some and will be posting more in the CD Covers Thread

http://www.heretodaygonetohell.com/board/index.php?topic=56635.0

[estebanf]

well done man, I really appreciate your work on this and all the faboulous covers you've made in the past. I grabbed them all!

[Ulises]

Not going to lie...I had my doubts when I posted it but generally the lossy source drop off after 14k and this drop off after 17k
And another thing that confuses me is that lossy source have no activity after 14k and this have some activity (low, but it's something) after the drop off at 17k


Sincerely is tough but if it helped to realize people that "Another Marquee Tape" is a lossy, I think is good anyway.


This is an example of a lossy source analysis




I think is lossless but I won't be surprise if is lossy

[estebanf]

lossy source have no activity after 14k

that's not exactly accurate. That could be right talking about ''classic'' 128 kbps lossy files like MP3/OGG/WMA, but there are plenty of examples of lossy sources that show HUGE activity after 14k, basically high bitrate lossy encodings. Some examples:



in a 256 kbps MP3 lame file encoded at a constant bitrate, you can clearly see that there's HUGE activity after 14k. Much more than that:there's (solid) activity in all the 15-20k range. At the right, same ''track'' but in its original source, a 1411 uncompressed WAVE file.



mp3 lame cbr 192 kbps > activity after 14000hz



mp3 lame cbr 128 kbps ''classic encoding'' > the frequency abruptly drops in 15000hz

...and, with fluctuant results in a freq-analysis software, all variable bitrate MP3 encodings show activity after 14 kz.

Finally, we have uncompressed audio files extracted from FM or/and MINIDISCS which show lossy-alike frequency graphics, and they're both considered in almost all trading communities like ''lossless'', i mean, ''''''''''''''''collectable'''''''''''''.

[Ulises]

Maybe the bootlegs companies "kills" the high frequencies when they remaster the shows...


Like the user Raw_Power said in GNRLA