The Allman Brothers Band At Fillmore East - Original Pink Capricorn Mastered By Dennis King (pbthal rip)

Mucho Mucho thank you !

OK , here it goes

I'm willing to pay mr.Pbthal for most of his current and future releases in original 192/24 format , plus covering all expenses involved.
I name no price , since I don't know if mr.Pbthal will even consider my proposition , or how much he values copying whats on his HDDs :-) ,but I'm talking up to 4 digits area here .

This is a dead serious proposition , I have no intention whatsoever of making a fool out of myself.

So if you're close to the guy , please forward my proposition and get back to me.
I don't want to post it over http://www.bootlegzone.com/ , not to ruin the overall enthusiastic aura there :)

Wow man. This is some serious stuff...I wanna cry. Please see if Led Zepp's Mothership has been ripped by pb. If yes...he he...please oblige sir, by all means...

And yes...can you please pass on a suggestion to pb — to please post decent covers — if not too much hassle? Thanks.

Beyond good! I don't care if pbthal realeased his rips in mp3, they'd *still* sound better than any others I've heard. Please keep posting these, vinylsplendor...they really are Seriously Splendid. Thank you!

Hmm... I was looking at pbthal's torrent list at Demonoid this morning and I noticed some of the rips you've posted are not actually from his "192kHz Vinyl Remaster" series—the first of which, it appears, was Flowers by the Rolling Stones. Before he seeded that one on April 17th, he was recording his vinyl rips at 24bit/96kHz and then converting them to redbook standard. So far, of the pbthal rips you've uploaded here, only Led Zeppelin II and Elton John's Madman Across the Water are 192kHz remasters. Donald Fagen's The Nightfly, The Doors' Strange Days and this one here are not. Just wanted to let you know. :)

Hmm...just finished listening to this. This whole album was primarily about Duane Allman - Dicky Betts interplay, and that's exactly what is highlighted here in the sound. The rest of the orchestra as well as percussions sound a bit faded, but one doesn't really notice it, unless one intends to. So, the deluxe 2-CD edition of this album is not unworthy afterall and has some muscle. Another excellent rip!

Another fantastic post, thanks for continuing the pbthal project Vs, very much appreciated!

@GatsbyGirl
Many of us don't have memberships to demonoid, without them these links are useless. Besides, lots of people feel much safer downloading from RS here on Avaxhome instead of torrents. If you have access to pbthal's rips, post a few yourself. Or just continue gushing over doctor do-little's mediocre and amateurish rips..LOL!

PS: Oh, it's customary to thank the poster instead of just trolling about a few errors in his description, but I guess that's not the nature of a troll, is it? ;->

Efxaristo Poli vinylsplendor,Poli Kalo.

Hi vinylsplendor,
thanks to share this excellent ripped of this great classic album.

@jamal66

The nature of a troll? Wow. Real nice. I'm not a troll and I wasn't trolling. I just happened to notice—while browsing pbthal's torrent list today, exactly as I mentioned in my previous comment—that a few of the pbthal vinyl rips that vinylsplendor has posted here weren't the 192kHz remasters but the older, 24bit/96kHz>16bit/44.1kHz rips (which still sound fantastic!). Christ. Since it seemed vinylsplendor didn't know and lineage seems to be an important feature of posts here, I figured I'd leave a comment about it. Honestly, I was trying to be helpful and friendly. I guess you missed the ":)" at the end of my comment, though. I also figured vinylsplendor might be a member of Demonoid because he has all these wonderful pbthal rips to generously share here at Avax, which is why I posted the links for him to check out. *sigh*

I do, BTW, think it's very cool that vinylsplendor is taking the time to upload pbthal's vinyl rips for the audiophile community here. I appreciate his efforts and generosity. :)

Oh and LOL @ you trying to mock Dr. Robert and my enjoyment of his vinyl rips. HA! WTF was that about? *SMH* Weak sauce. I'll continue to do whatever I please. ;)

Goodness how pbthal's superb rips bring out the nastiness! Thank you vinylsplendor for making them available to us, very much appreciated! As for the rest of the trolls or whatever they want to be called, EMS :)

Don't let them stop you, I am downloading every one you can put up - no other vinyl transfers even come close.

Ok people, I just want to say that in the rumor circle, pbthal is on a bit of a break 'til his new arm comes from Japan...

CrewZ ;)

@CrewZ - yes, the Terminator looks like a monster of a tonearm. A friend sent me a link to it that pb publicly posted: http://www.trans-fi.com/terminatortonearm.htm. How much better could his rips sound?? Overkill?? or just obsession ;o! But you can't argue with the results, so we wait and enjoy his work to date until the "new improved" transfers come along.

@Gatsygirl - thanks for pointing out the 3 pbthal albums I uploaded that were ripped at 24/96. I got lazy with my posting template and c&p the same ripping info every time. Sloppy I know, I'll be more vigilant in the future - though with the end products all Redbook, I don't know if it really matters. But thanks anyway...I'm glad you're enjoying these unique rips!

I've got four more already in the pipeline, but will let everyone catch-up before posting them. If anyone else is planning on posting their own pbthal rips - something I highly encourage - PM me to avoid duplicates.

OMG the links are dead

well that stinks. I'ts dea.d