16.11.1984 Washington - COMPLETE LOSSLESS

Thanks buddy, but it's sourced from a lossy stream.
Not sure how a 1984 show could be originally recorded with an mp3 recorder at 192kbps. 
There must be an original lossless master for someone to have converted it to an mp3 set like that.
So there's hope yet

I have FLAC file (says FLAC, sounds like FLAC I don't have the software to know) but is there even a copy of this without A Forest and Forever being cut in existence? Yeah if so I wouldn't mind one.

I got this one on DIME a years ago. I guess this one is a lossless.

Date Location: 1984.11.16 - Ontario Theatre, Washington DC, USA (SBD)
Source: SBD
Quality: 10
Generation: 1st generation copy (From "Cold" bootleg)
Lineage: EAC secure mode to rip the CDs, FLAC w/6 to encode the wavs. Renamed the wavs from "track#" to the song titles.
Taped by: Unknown
Seeded by: Hlektron



Set:
01. Shake dog shake
02. Piggy in the mirror
03. Wailing wall
04. M
05. Primary
06. Cold
07. The hanging garden
08. Charlotte sometimes
09. Secrets
10. The walk
11. Let's go to bed
12. One hundred years
13. Give me it
14. A forest

First encore:
15. Happy the man
16. The caterpillar

Second encore:
17. Three imaginary boys
18. Boys don't cry

Third encore:
19. 10.15 saturday night
20. Killing an arab
21. Forever


Total time: 1h 27m 59s

File size: 603 MB - Flac

Line up: Robert Smith, Porl Thompson, Boris Williams, Laurence Tolhurst, Phil Thornalley


Story: Mislabeled as Washington DC, November 15, 1984, but the date is wrong. The correct date is November 16. Boris Williams had effectively replaced Andy Anderson, who had already had been given the sack after the Japan concert, and the drumming heard in this one is typical of Boris (i.e. fantastic). Having said that, the sound is exceptional.

Trivia: Before anouncing primary, Robert says: "Sorry we started so late... but I got arrested, that's why..."

More info: I did the copying from a friend's silver disk bootleg and I also printed the inserts. I used glossy paper printed with my HP 690C printer (monolithic now, great then). Unfortunately, I wasn't wise enough to have saved the scans in electronic form, I just printed them. Now I've scanned the printed inserts and - of course - there is grain.


A Forest - frequency spectrum


Forever - frquency spectrum


If it is good for you Steve, let me know.

Here is for you my friend.

thecurecommunity.freeforums.net/thread/1611/1984-ontario-theatre-washington-flac

I will check it and tell you tomorrow.

I really don't know if there is actually a recording that exists without the cuts but let the search go on because that is a great forever and a forest is no slouch either.