Does Anyone Know If These Shows Exist?

[Mojado Ilegal]

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[Robo4900]

Non-GDT:
1993-04-12 has a video bootleg, but the sound quality is TERRIBLE. Here's A Change of Seasons from it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NSHvCHFS0tE
1994-12-05 is out there. I don't have it (I prefer the shows from that leg that still had Innocence Faded), so I don't know what the quality is like.
1997-04-19 has a very incomplete video bootleg. Here's the Nightmare Cinema segment from it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GxtwyYuPK_4

GDT:
1994-12-04 & 05 are GDT-R037 Desert Awakenings.
2000-01-31 is GDT-R021 First on the Scene.
2002-10-23 is GDT-R050 Majestic Paris.

I'm not aware of any bootlegs of the rest (others probably know better), and I don't actually have any of these myself. (I used to have 1993-04-12, but I never watched it so I deleted it)

[wasteland]

09/01/04 Capital Music Hall, Ottawa, ONT, Canada

Just here to say that I so much wish this one existed. I guess what the "Improvised Jam" was like will be forever lost to history. Killer setlist, too.

[Mojado Ilegal]

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[Setlist Scotty]

For the 04/12/93 show, I had hoped there was an audio version but I guess there's only a video recording

Actually, I'm pretty sure an audio bootleg exists of this show, because I remember ACoS from this show was included as a bonus track on an old silver CD bootleg (I think from the 1992/10/04 show), and it was much better sounding than the video of the same show, although I don't have that track in my collection now. However, as far as I know, the rest of that recording of the show never made it into circulation.
 
 

As for the 03/26/04 show, I thought there was a recording of JPs guitar solo from that night on the DTIFC release "A Sort Of Homecoming"?
I would have presumed there was a recording of it unless it came from MPs archive and that he is the only one who actually has the whole show. It would be really cool to see that show surface one day, especially since it has the final "The Killing Hand" performance.

Most of the DTIFC releases were from MP's archive, and the compilation that make up "A Sort of Homecoming" are all directly from him. In fact, IIRC, the fan clubs received it completely edited together - it wasn't as if MP gave them all the shows and someone in one of the fan clubs edited everything together.

[Weymolith]

Most of the DTIFC releases were from MP's archive, and the compilation that make up "A Sort of Homecoming" are all directly from him. In fact, IIRC, the fan clubs received it completely edited together - it wasn't as if MP gave them all the shows and someone in one of the fan clubs edited everything together.

I can confirm this. MP sent me the complete CD already put together for BigDrahma to master for release.