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Hi,

I am looking for "Live at Shea", originally issued on Kustom Rekords in February 1971.

Another version of the same record is called "Last Live Show" and was issued in 1972 on the Dittolino label.

FLAC if possible, or MP3 is OK.

Thanks in advance

Bump

Yep I've got this....leave it with me a few days .

walrus gumboot wrote: ↑Mon May 10, 2021 6:22 pm Yep I've got this....leave it with me a few days .

Thanks a lot.
For me it has sentimental value, actually the second Beatleg I bought after "Get Back To Toronto".

Or was it before? It's been so long.

Thanks anyway I'll wait patiently.

Here you go...direct transfer from album....pops and clicks included ( I don't have the know how to get rid of them, sorry )

There is a jump in Can't buy me love which is a fault in the vinyls and was there from day one.

Hope it brings back good memories

Steve

replace xx with tt

hxxps://drive.google.com/file/d/1IJE5Tk4IoPd3pqhabW5GaP8sJBtX8HAa/view?usp=sharing

hxxps://drive.google.com/file/d/12t307Q-YCVwBxIeHT0QsniLpUlmOnDFq/view?usp=sharing

Thanks a lot!

I'll try to unblock with Audacity (or something else).

Thanks!

walrus gumboot wrote: ↑Wed May 12, 2021 6:10 pm Here you go...direct transfer from album....pops and clicks included ( I don't have the know how to get rid of them, sorry )

There is a jump in Can't buy me love which is a fault in the vinyls and was there from day one.

Hope it brings back good memories

Steve

replace xx with tt

hxxps://drive.google.com/file/d/1IJE5Tk4IoPd3pqhabW5GaP8sJBtX8HAa/view?usp=sharing

hxxps://drive.google.com/file/d/12t307Q-YCVwBxIeHT0QsniLpUlmOnDFq/view?usp=sharing

Here's something I found on a website related to this album and its copies.

"The first LP version was released in February 1971 by Kustom Rekords, catalogue ASC 002, and was mastered from a tape made off a worn copy of the 2-EP set. It skips at 36" of Can't buy me love and there are glitches between tracks 3 and 4 and between tracks 9 and 10. The original stampers of this LP were identified by the letters SHEA 1/2.
The catalogue number ASC 002"

If you are interested https://www.beatleg.online/live-at-shea

Thank you very much walrus gumboot

You're all welcome.....but you do know that it's the Hollywood Bowl 1964 concert and NOT Shea, don't you ?

Would anyone like the 2-EP set on Bread And Circuses (ref. Heylin) that this LP was copied from?