Date : 1976-05-30
Concert : Paramount Theater, Oakland, California
Source : Audience Bootleg
Songs : 12
Lossless : Yes
Duration : 76:42 mn
Opened as Grauman's Metropolitan in January 1923
the Paramount was the largest movie theater in Los Angeles for many years.
Not only did it have one of the largest balconies ever built, its projector had the longest projection
throw in the city.
When it was acquired by the Publix theater chain in 1929, the theater was renamed the Paramount.
And to help distinguish it from other Paramount theaters in LA, the theater was also known as the Paramount
Downtown.
In 1963, the Paramount was torn down to make way for a parking lot.
In the early 1980's, a bank was built on this same lot.
Today, if one stands in front of the Arcade theater and look southwest towards the corner of Broadway
and 6th Street, near the second or third building from the corner, you will see a faded sign for the old
Paramount, the only trace of the theater still visible.
the seating capacity capacity being 3600
CD 1 Tracklist :
01 - introduction - trenchtown rock 5:22
02 - burnin’ and lootin’ 4:18
03 - them belly full 4:20
04 - rebel music 5:21
05 - i shot the sheriff 5:25
06 - want more 7:51
07 - no woman no cry 4:59
08 - lively up yourself 7:35
CD 2 Tracklist :
09 - roots rock reggae-outro 9:18
10 - positive vibration 3:14
11 - get up stand up - no more trouble 8:43
12 - war - no more trouble - get up stand up 10:13
Additional Informations And Comments:
- Japanese bootleg
Date : 1976-05-30
Concert : Paramount Theater, Oakland, California
Source : Audience
Songs : 13
Lossless : Yes
Opened as Grauman's Metropolitan in January 1923
the Paramount was the largest movie theater in Los Angeles for many years.
Not only did it have one of the largest balconies ever built, its projector had the longest projection
throw in the city.
When it was acquired by the Publix theater chain in 1929, the theater was renamed the Paramount.
And to help distinguish it from other Paramount theaters in LA, the theater was also known as the Paramount
Downtown.
In 1963, the Paramount was torn down to make way for a parking lot.
In the early 1980's, a bank was built on this same lot.
Today, if one stands in front of the Arcade theater and look southwest towards the corner of Broadway
and 6th Street, near the second or third building from the corner, you will see a faded sign for the old
Paramount, the only trace of the theater still visible.
the seating capacity capacity being 3600
Informations about the setlisting :
01-intro-trenchtown rock 5:55
02-burnin’ and lootin’ 4:40
03-them belly full 4:42
04-rebel music 5:47
05-i shot the sheriff 6:11
06-want more 8:37
07-no woman no cry 5:29
08-lively up yourself 8:18
09-roots rock reggae 10:15
10-positive vibration 3:33
11-war-no more trouble-get up stand up 9:36
12-get up stand up 9:47
13-war 11:07
Additional Informations And Comments:
- Audience Source
- Ending medley being really nice to listen to :)
Date : 1976-05-30
Concert : Paramount Theater, Oakland, California
Source : Audience
Songs : 11
Lossless : Yes
Duration : 90:44 mn
Opened as Grauman's Metropolitan in January 1923
the Paramount was the largest movie theater in Los Angeles for many years.
Not only did it have one of the largest balconies ever built, its projector had the longest projection
throw in the city.
When it was acquired by the Publix theater chain in 1929, the theater was renamed the Paramount.
And to help distinguish it from other Paramount theaters in LA, the theater was also known as the Paramount
Downtown.
In 1963, the Paramount was torn down to make way for a parking lot.
In the early 1980's, a bank was built on this same lot.
Today, if one stands in front of the Arcade theater and look southwest towards the corner of Broadway
and 6th Street, near the second or third building from the corner, you will see a faded sign for the old
Paramount, the only trace of the theater still visible.
the seating capacity capacity being 3600
Informations about the setlisting :
01-trenchtown rock 5:18
02-burnin’ and lootin’ 4:34
03-them belly full 4:29
04-rebel music 5:35
05-i shot the sheriff 5:42
06-want more 8:12
07-no woman no cry 5:13
08-lively up yourself 7:42
09-roots rock reggae 8:03
10-positive vibration 4:56
11-war-no more trouble-get up stand up-war 19:36
Additional Informations And Comments:
- Late Show
- Ending medley being really nice to listen to :)
Date : 1976-05-30
Concert : Paramount Theater, Oakland, California
Source : Tape Audience
Songs : 11
Lossless : Yes
Opened as Grauman's Metropolitan in January 1923
the Paramount was the largest movie theater in Los Angeles for many years.
Not only did it have one of the largest balconies ever built, its projector had the longest projection
throw in the city.
When it was acquired by the Publix theater chain in 1929, the theater was renamed the Paramount.
And to help distinguish it from other Paramount theaters in LA, the theater was also known as the Paramount
Downtown.
In 1963, the Paramount was torn down to make way for a parking lot.
In the early 1980's, a bank was built on this same lot.
Today, if one stands in front of the Arcade theater and look southwest towards the corner of Broadway
and 6th Street, near the second or third building from the corner, you will see a faded sign for the old
Paramount, the only trace of the theater still visible.
the seating capacity capacity being 3600
Informations about the setlisting :
01-trenchtown rock 5:50
02-burnin’ and lootin’ 4:41
03-them belly full 4:42
04-rebel music 5:48
05-i shot the sheriff 5:53
06-want more 8:32
07-no woman no cry 5:25
08-lively up yourself 8:14
09-roots rock reggae 10:07
10-positive vibration 3:31
11-get up stand up -no more trouble 9:28
12-war-no more trouble-get up stand up 11:14
Additional Informations And Comments:
- Labelled Early Show
- Ending medley being really nice to listen to :)