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Live at Alsterdorfer Sporthalle on 2000-09-18 (2000)

Smashing Pumpkins · 2000 · 132 min

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Our current edition. 30-file source edition; Soundman OKM-IIr microphones and Sony SBM-1 fed PCM-M1 DAT, followed by digital transfer to FLAC. The source recommends removing the adjacent disc fades for seamless joining; both remain. The thirty-file edition preserves 1979 as a genuine song title. Read the transfer report.

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The Record

The Smashing Pumpkins' Alsterdorfer Sporthalle set runs from “Glass and the Ghost Children” and “Today” through “Blue Skies Bring Tears,” “Glass' Theme” and “Dross.” The second disc includes the David Essex cover “Rock On,” followed by “Heavy Metal Machine,” “Disarm” and “Tonight, Tonight.” Two encore breaks lead first to “Blank Page” and “Cherub Rock,” then to “1979,” with the band introduction separately retained.

Release details

Release
Live concert
Genre
Live / Rock, folk & jam
Recorded
2000-09-18
Edition
30-file source edition; Soundman OKM-IIr microphones and Sony SBM-1 fed PCM-M1 DAT, followed by digital transfer to FLAC. The source recommends removing the adjacent disc fades for seamless joining; both remain. The thirty-file edition preserves 1979 as a genuine song title.
Venue
Alsterdorfer Sporthalle
Location
Hamburg, Germany
Source license
Artist permission; noncommercial
Running time
132:16

Recording source: Soundman OKM-IIr > Sony SBM-1 > Sony PCM-M1

Release references: Primary recording/release description and edition notes.

Tracklist

  1. (Intro)
  2. Glass and the Ghost Children
  3. Today
  4. Stand Inside Your Love
  5. Thirty-three
  6. To Sheila
  7. Blue Skies Bring Tears
  8. Glass' Theme
  9. The Everlasting Gaze
  10. Bullet with Butterfly Wings
  11. Dross
  12. Speed Kills
  13. If There is a God
  14. Cash Car Star
  15. [Fade Out]
  16. [Fade In]
  17. Rock On [David Essex]
  18. Heavy Metal Machine
  19. Disarm
  20. Tonight, Tonight
  21. Try, Try, Try
  22. Porcelina of the Vast Oceans
  23. This Time
  24. I of the Mourning
  25. (Encore Break #1)
  26. Blank Page
  27. (Band Introduction)
  28. Cherub Rock
  29. (Encore Break #2)
  30. 1979

Track order and titles follow the cited release edition. Tracklist source.

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Transfer Report

Selected edition: 30-file source edition; Soundman OKM-IIr microphones and Sony SBM-1 fed PCM-M1 DAT, followed by digital transfer to FLAC. The source recommends removing the adjacent disc fades for seamless joining; both remain. The thirty-file edition preserves 1979 as a genuine song title. from the documented source. 30 audio files, 815,834,880 bytes and 132:16 of measured audio.

Verification: source size and MD5; full audio decode; every torrent piece; canonical route failure recovered from freshly advertised official HTTPS storage replica; exact published original bytes and MD5 preserved. The seedbox copy matched every file’s SHA-256 and every torrent piece; all files passed public HTTPS range, length and byte checks. The house client verified the complete payload and is seeding it.

Selected the source’s complete 30-recording FLAC edition in its documented file order.

Soundman OKM-IIr microphones and Sony SBM-1 fed PCM-M1 DAT, followed by digital transfer to FLAC. The source recommends removing the adjacent disc fades for seamless joining; both remain. The thirty-file edition preserves 1979 as a genuine song title. Primary source and edition notes.

Source limits: Source recording/transfer: Soundman OKM-IIr > Sony SBM-1 > Sony PCM-M1.

These are source and file checks; no comparative listening assessment is claimed.

Why It's Free

Source declaration: Artist permission; noncommercial. Source evidence.

Hosting this entry was approved by the owner on October 6, 2026. The source declaration remains unchanged.

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