Jamiroquai on BBCi Electricproms!

[derrenleepoole]

If you didn't catch it, you can watch the full stream of JK and band at the Jazz Café as part of the BBCi Electricproms season. Squarepusher also did a session. Head over to:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/electricproms

Absolutely amazing! I have a DVD recording of the JK performance which I'm ripping later to audio format for keeps. I'll upload and post a link for mp3 downloads if anyone is interested? I'm trying to get the Squarepusher one too... no luck yet though!

There's also loads of other bands too. UK viewers can watch them by pressing the 'RED' button if you have Cable etc.

[Bruce Lindfield]

Or to Australians - electric Poms!!

[markjazzbassist]

Originally Posted by derrenleepoole

Absolutely amazing! I have a DVD recording of the JK performance which I'm ripping later to audio format for keeps. I'll upload and post a link for mp3 downloads if anyone is interested?

im interested. let me know when you have the mp3's downloadable. where did you get the dvd?

[James Hart]

Originally Posted by derrenleepoole

Absolutely amazing! I have a DVD recording of the JK performance which I'm ripping later to audio format for keeps

If'n it's a Dime a Dozen Torrent please keep it seeded... 1 seed Vs. 27 leechers when I got home this morning and started my download!!!


I'll try to hack it up and upload some to youtube this weekend.

[derrenleepoole]

Originally Posted by markjazzbassist

im interested. let me know when you have the mp3's downloadable. where did you get the dvd?

I have DVD recorder hooked up to the TV instead of a VHS. I'll be ripping the audio today. Did it once but got an annoying glitch in the middle of it when the computer went processor crazy and stalled the DVD. I'm using Wiretap to record the audio in realtime - works out much quicker and simpler than doing a straight rip from MacTheRipper, then a conversion with FFmpegx and then a further edit with Sounstudio and then a final conversion to mp3 etc! !Phew!

I'll be emailing this file using yousendit.com, the downloadable link will be available for 25 downloads or 7 days. If other people do the same thing with the file you could make it available to a lot more people for a lot longer, and it's quicker than torrenting - a lot quicker!

[James Hart]

the actual mp2 stream is up at http://www.dimeadozen.org/ too.

Jamiroquai
"BBC Electric Proms"
25 October 2006
Jazz Cafe
London, UK

Source: Live radio broadcast on BBC 1Xtra
Lineage: DVB digital satellite radio -> PC DVB Card -> HD (MPEG TS)

File Format: 160kbps/48KHz Joint-Stereo MP2
Running time: 90m 19s
Filesize: 104MB
Date of torrent: 28 October 2006


PLEASE SHARE THE ORIGINAL MP2 FILES WHEN TRADING


SETLIST:

01 - [Intro]
02 - High Times
03 - Space Cowboy
04 - If I Like It I Do It
05 - Emergency On Planet Earth
06 - Seven Days in Sunny June
07 - Black Capricorn Day
08 - Canned Heat
09 - Use The Force
10 - Travelling Without Moving
11 - Runaway
12 - [Encore Break]

Encore:

13 - Virtual Insanity


NOTES:

"BBC 1Xtra" is a digital-only radio station, available as a 160kbps
MP2 stream via digital satellite TV and digitial terrestrial TV. It
is also available as a 128kbps MP2 stream via DAB radio, and as a low
bitrate RealAudio stream on the Internet.

This torrent consists of the original MP2 data as broadcast by the BBC
via digital satellite. I have NOT compressed this file myself.

The MP2 file is confirmed to be free of reception/recording errors -
i.e. no dropped frames.

The DVD I pulled is smokin! I've got the audio coming down now.

[James Hart]

Here is High Times
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hDUM_Oi5eX8

Seven Days is uploading now

[James Hart]

Originally Posted by James Hart

Seven Days is uploading now

Seven Days
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDj2G0sxfzk

and Runaway
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ag0JfiTMSnI

[Bruce Lindfield]

I watched it on BBC TV (Digital Interactive) - no problems with missing it, as they looped it and made it available for several days!

No need for any of that techie stuff!

I liked the arrangement of "Use the Force" and the band played pretty well on that one - but I think they are not as good as they used to be - not a "vintage" performance and Jay's voice sounded pretty rough on a lot of numbers!!

[Bruce Lindfield]

Much better from my point of view was the Jazz part of the electric proms - which had some truly great players thrown together first as duos and then as a sextet - I listened on Digital Radio on Friday Night - live on Radio 3 - but it's available on the BBC website to view :

http://www.bbc.co.uk/electricproms/jazzon3/