Anyone have track information (date/venue) for this compilation? What years does it take from?

You'll really have to do some homework on the Vol 1 tracks, but it should be relatively easy as the majority of the material came directly from Prince in some form. For instance, 1. Jam Of The Year 2. Face Down - Originally from a cassette sold on 1-800-NEW FUNK and at concerts - New York, NY 1/11/97.

You can do a song title search here to get all the answers: http://www.princevault.co.../Main_Page

http://main.thedigitalgar...generation :

DAYS OF SOUNDBOARD VOLUME 1

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2 CDR

Label : Free Boot Generation

Catalogue : #FBG 12

Disc Length : 73:01 / 75:44

Source : Soundboard Recordings (Live Compilation)

Sound Quality : EX

Year Of Release : 2007

• Disc 1

1. Jam Of The Year 2. Face Down 3. Damn U 4. The Max 5. Gett Off 6. Talkin' Loud And Sayin' Nothing 7. We Gonna Make It Funky 8. 1+1+1=3 9. Strange Relationship 10. Mellow 11. I Wonder U 12. Raspberry Beret 13. Delirious 14. Controversy 15. A Love Bizarre 16. Vicky Waiting 17.Satisfied

1. Let's Go Crazy 2. Kiss 3. Irresistible Bitch 4. She's Always In My Hair 5. When You Were Mine 6.Insatiable 7. Scandalous 8. Live 4 Love 9. Days Of Wild 10. Days Of Wild 11. Xenophobia 12. NPG In This Funky House 13. All The Critics Love U In Paris 14. The Question Of U 15. The One 16.Fallin'

COMMENT

This compilation contains soundboard snippets that were shared on various online editions of Prince's homepages over the years. Most of them originate from small quicktime video-files and online streams. Everything has been tweaked and mixed to give it a nice flow.

DAYS OF SOUNDBOARD VOLUME 2

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1 CDR
Label : Free Boot Generation
Catalogue : #FBG 34
Disc Length : 82:06
Source : Soundboard Recordings (Live Compilation)
Sound Quality : EX+
Year Of Release : 2010

One-Off Appearance - Empire Polo Field, Indio : 26th April 2008

1. Shhh 2. 7 3. Come Together 4. Creep

One-Off Appearance - Auditorium Stravinski, Montreux : 18th July 2009

5. When Eye Lay My Hands On U 6. Little Red Corvette 7. Eye Love U, But Eye Don't Trust U Anymore 8.Peach

Rehearsal - Paisley Park Studios, Chanhassen : 21st September 2009

9. Why You Wanna Treat Me So Bad ?

One-Off Appearance - Le Grand Palais, Paris : 11th October 2009

10. 1999

Radio Show - RTL Le Grand Studio, Paris : 12th October 2009 (mat)

11. Feel Better, Feel Good, Feel Wonderful 12. Mountains 13. Shake You Body (Down To The Ground)

TV-Show - Le Grand Journal de Canal +, Paris : 14th October 2009

14. Dance 4 Me 15. No More Candy 4 U 16. 1999 17. I Feel For You (aborted) 18. Controversy

Everything on these CDs comes from official releases.

databank said:

Everything on these CDs comes from official releases.

Yes, but I would probably prefer to use the phrase "official channels," as they were not really physical releases.

I suppose that these two releases is the only way a lot of people will be able to get this stuff.

^Correct & correct.

I totally like it

TheDigitalGardener said:

databank said:

Everything on these CDs comes from official releases.

Yes, but I would probably prefer to use the phrase "official channels," as they were not really physical releases.

I suppose that these two releases is the only way a lot of people will be able to get this stuff.

Oh yeah, this is true indeed, though the real difference is between "releases" (i.e. downloads) and "broadcasts" (i.e. streamings).

I wish the 3121.com video streamings were all included as well.

I don't want to sound pessimistic, but I'm more and more convinced that those releases ("Days of Soundboard"), releases such as "Work It 2.0", 7"/12" compilations, and many bootlegs are the only way we'll get some of the music Prince recorded ("official" or not). I mean, even if he died, everything would not be released (or re-released). And, then, there's the problem of the tapes that are deteriorating (see Chronic Freeze thread, etc.).

Fans as archivists. I like that concept.

olb99 said:

I don't want to sound pessimistic, but I'm more and more convinced that those releases ("Days of Soundboard"), releases such as "Work It 2.0", 7"/12" compilations, and many bootlegs are the only way we'll get some of the music Prince recorded ("official" or not). I mean, even if he died, everything would not be released (or re-released). And, then, there's the problem of the tapes that are deteriorating (see Chronic Freeze thread, etc.).

Fans as archivists. I like that concept.

Agreed.

squirrelgrease said:

olb99 said:

I don't want to sound pessimistic, but I'm more and more convinced that those releases ("Days of Soundboard"), releases such as "Work It 2.0", 7"/12" compilations, and many bootlegs are the only way we'll get some of the music Prince recorded ("official" or not). I mean, even if he died, everything would not be released (or re-released). And, then, there's the problem of the tapes that are deteriorating (see Chronic Freeze thread, etc.).

Fans as archivists. I like that concept.

Agreed.

Actually I was wondering which (free) software I could use to put all these random non-album tracks from different sources at a similar volume level.

databank said:

squirrelgrease said:

Agreed.

Actually I was wondering which (free) software I could use to put all these random non-album tracks from different sources at a similar volume level.

Maybe Audacity?

squirrelgrease said:

databank said:

Actually I was wondering which (free) software I could use to put all these random non-album tracks from different sources at a similar volume level.

Maybe Audacity?

Mmmh, I thought so but the only way I found to do it with AC quickly saturates the sound. Isn't there a way to do it without damaging the sound quality and balance?