Format:
Unknown
Unknown
Track List:
01. Big Love
02. Go Insane
03. crowd / banter
04. Don't Look Down
05. The Chain
06. Trouble
07. Tusk
08. Spoken Intro To Surrender The Rain
09. You Do Or You Don't
10. I'm So Afraid
11. This Nearly Was Mine
12. Street of Dreams
13. Never Going Back
14. All My Sorrows
15. Doing What I Can
16. This Is The Time
17. Go Your Own Way
Encore:
18. Save Me A Place
19. band intros
20. Holiday Road
21. Eyes Of The World
Encore 2:
22. closing thanks
23. Soul Drifter
01. Big Love
02. Go Insane
03. crowd / banter
04. Don't Look Down
05. The Chain
06. Trouble
07. Tusk
08. Spoken Intro To Surrender The Rain
09. You Do Or You Don't
10. I'm So Afraid
11. This Nearly Was Mine
12. Street of Dreams
13. Never Going Back
14. All My Sorrows
15. Doing What I Can
16. This Is The Time
17. Go Your Own Way
Encore:
18. Save Me A Place
19. band intros
20. Holiday Road
21. Eyes Of The World
Encore 2:
22. closing thanks
23. Soul Drifter
Notes (from bootlegger):
Thanks to David Gans for the DAT and to Charlie Miller for the transfer.
This was an early performance in Lindsey Buckingham's first solo tour, containing material from his album "Out Of The Cradle" (release 6/16/1992) and some songs from Fleetwood Mac.
A pooly-documented AUD > C recording is known to circulate, but there is no hiss on this at all, so that's probably not the source.
(fmfanuk edit) In addition another recording is also in circulation - LINK.
A good performance and an interesting take on the Fleetwood Mac material: for example, "Go Your Own Way" after Stevie Nicks finally went her own way.
Lindsey Buckingham - guitars, vocals
Neale Haywood - guitar
Janet Robin - guitar, vocals(?)
Lisa Carbet - guitar, vocals(?)
Steve Ross - guitar
Kevin Wyatt - bass
Scott Redman - percussion
John Wackerman - percussion
Michael Tempo - percussion
Dan Garfield - keyboards
The DAT is labeled "audience clone" but the recording is so clean and clear and the vocals are sometimes quite low that it must be stage lip or something similar
The beginning of the DAT contains an intro by KFOG DJ John Grappone omitted here and this may have been recorded for the radio and perhaps the mix wasn't good enough for broadcast. (There is also a discontinuity before the show begins so the intro could be from something else). The spectrometer says that this is not an FM broadcast.
Enjoy!
--mhg :: 2020-08-10
Thanks to David Gans for the DAT and to Charlie Miller for the transfer.
This was an early performance in Lindsey Buckingham's first solo tour, containing material from his album "Out Of The Cradle" (release 6/16/1992) and some songs from Fleetwood Mac.
A pooly-documented AUD > C recording is known to circulate, but there is no hiss on this at all, so that's probably not the source.
(fmfanuk edit) In addition another recording is also in circulation - LINK.
A good performance and an interesting take on the Fleetwood Mac material: for example, "Go Your Own Way" after Stevie Nicks finally went her own way.
Lindsey Buckingham - guitars, vocals
Neale Haywood - guitar
Janet Robin - guitar, vocals(?)
Lisa Carbet - guitar, vocals(?)
Steve Ross - guitar
Kevin Wyatt - bass
Scott Redman - percussion
John Wackerman - percussion
Michael Tempo - percussion
Dan Garfield - keyboards
The DAT is labeled "audience clone" but the recording is so clean and clear and the vocals are sometimes quite low that it must be stage lip or something similar
The beginning of the DAT contains an intro by KFOG DJ John Grappone omitted here and this may have been recorded for the radio and perhaps the mix wasn't good enough for broadcast. (There is also a discontinuity before the show begins so the intro could be from something else). The spectrometer says that this is not an FM broadcast.
Enjoy!
--mhg :: 2020-08-10
Date & Venue:
March 10, 1993 at Bimbo's 365 Club, San Francisco, CA
March 10, 1993 at Bimbo's 365 Club, San Francisco, CA
Sound Quality:
A-
A-
Source:
Audience, possibly stage lip > DAT(s) via Larry Stein > David Gans' DAT (Feb. 1999)
Transfer: Sony PCM-R500 > Tascam DA-3000
Master: Wavelab 9.5 (tracking, fades) > FLAC @ 16/48
Audience, possibly stage lip > DAT(s) via Larry Stein > David Gans' DAT (Feb. 1999)
Transfer: Sony PCM-R500 > Tascam DA-3000
Master: Wavelab 9.5 (tracking, fades) > FLAC @ 16/48
Artwork:
LINK
LINK
Last Update: 20 July 2026, fmfanuk