Aerosmith
December 4, 1982
Market Square Arena, IN

Source: "Jimmy Rocks!" CD-R bootleg

Remastered by Mr. Sifter, February 2024.


This was a pretty rough tape, definitely a 2nd or 3rd gen copy of the original SBD, almost not worth working with but for the inclusion of the rarely played "Jig Is Up." Unfortunately to get any real detail out of this tape meant introducing some of the kind of prickly treble that is often unappetizing, so it's a bit of a lesser of two evils choice for this show. On the other hand, the SBD recording itself is very well recorded, a nice balance of both guitars, hopefully a lower gen tape will surface one day. 


01 Intro
02 Back In The Saddle
03 Big Ten Inch Record
04 Three Mile Smile
05 Reefer Head Woman
06 Rock In A Hard Place
07 Lord Of The Thighs
08 Lick And A Promise
09 Jig Is Up
10 Sweet Emotion
11 Dream On
12 Lightning Strikes
13 Walk This Way
14 Milk Cow Blues
15 Toys In The Attic
16 Train Kept A Rollin'

Steven Tyler - Vocals
Jimmy Crespo - Guitars
Rick Dufay - Guitars
Tom Hamilton - Bass
Joey Kramer - Drums

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Aerosmith

9/14/88 
Pacific Ampitheater, Costa Mesa, CA

Remastered by Mr. Sifter, Feb. 2024.


Source: "Come Together" soundboard bootleg https://www.discogs.com/master/722471-Aerosmith-Come-Together > Remastered via DeMix Pro & Isotope Ozone

Remaster notes:

A VERY clean (digital?) soundboard from 1988. Unfortunately along with that crispness came a frustrating lack of bass. "And Justice For All" had come out mere weeks before...coincidence? Isolated Tom's bass as much as possible via DeMix Pro, separated the vocal track to get a better balance, but left the rest alone. Boosted the overall low end in mastering to help boost Tom's presence and compensate for the thinness of the original sources as well, and attempted to minimize an annoying high frequency in the high hat a bit. 

The overproduced Permanent Vacation tracks like "Dude" and "Rag Doll" that have a lot of processed drums and tracks/keyboard samples don't fare as well, they're much more blatant in this mix than presumably were in the house that night, but overall this is still a solid document of their early MTV era. 



01. Rats In The Cellar                           06:36
02. Same Old Song And Dance                      05:45
03. Heart's Done Time                            04:14
04. Let The Music Do The Talking                 05:17
05. Permanent Vacation                           04:40
06. Lord Of The Thighs                           06:21
07. Rag Doll                                     04:48
08. My Fist Your Face                            04:28
09. Come Together                                04:57
10. Milk Cow Blues                               06:08
11. Draw The Line                                08:41
12. Dream On                                     06:52
13. Dude (Looks Like A Lady)                     04:52
14. Sweet Emotion                                07:25
15. Mama Kin                                     04:12 
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(Recording is missing "Hangman Jury", "Back In The Saddle," "Last Child," and "Lick And A Promise". If someone has a more complete version of this show, please share!)

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