Fleetwood Mac - 1979-11-02 - Albuquerque, NM

Lineage: Audience>?>trade CDRs (via Macfan_57)>EAC>FLAC

Disc 1:

01. Intro
02. Say You Love Me
03. The Chain
04. Dreams
05. Not That Funny
06. Rhiannon
07. Over And Over
08. Oh Well
09. Sara
10. Sara (continued)
11. What Makes You Think You're The One
12. Oh Daddy
13. Save Me A Place
14. Landslide
15. Tusk

Disc 2:

01. Angel
02. You Make Loving Fun
03. I'm So Afraid
04. World Turning
05. Go Your Own Way (cut)

Notes: Here is the first real audience recording from 
the Tusk tour that we are aware of. This is not the 
mp3-sourced version that Nickslover posted at Dime, this 
is a lossless copy as ripped from my own trade CD-Rs 
that I received from Macfan_57 about a year ago. For 
proof see the links to both frequency and spectral 
analysis. Dedicated to anal retentives people like myself.

The sound quality of the show is very good, around 
B+/A- with some tape fluctuation here and there. Obviously 
not all the songs they played that night are present; 
"GYOW" is cut off in the middle of a chorus too. But 
these are minor complaints as it is interesting to listen 
to these early renditions and compare them to the last 
boot of the tour (recently seeded at Dime in very good 
sound quality). Obviously there were changes in the 
lengths of the songs as the tour went on (i.e., they got 
longer, longer and longer) and in the level of passion 
(not that this one is passionless!).

Also, there are some flaws in the recording. There's a 
short drop-out in "Rhiannon", probably the taper 
accidentally hit pause and resumed taping a bit later 
into the song. There's a lot of skipping in the intro 
of "I'm So Afraid". I don't know exactly what caused it; 
it sounds like freeform jazz and I doubt they played it 
that way that night! This is the main reason for me not 
to post this at Dime; here in the land of the hardcore 
anything goes. Or at least I hope so. ;)

Lindsey's talk between the songs seems less pre-planned 
than it would be later on, he even addresses a member of 
the audience directly before "Oh Well". The other notables 
you should hear yourself.

DO NOT DISTRIBUTE THIS IN LOSSY FORMAT! Converting it for 
your iPod or whatever is ok, but don't try to pass around 
those lossy files to someone else as lossless.

So enough of my yakkin' (if you even bothered to read any 
of this); start leeching! And keep on seeding when you're 
done because I can't keep this seeded during the weekend.