All tapes are VHS, North American format, 120 minutes @ SP speed, unless indicated.
Unfortunately, I don't know the generation of most of these tapes. If you have any questions about quality, just ask.

Tape #1 (R.E.M.)
*Capital Theater, Passaic, NJ, June 9 1984: Multicamera television broadcast for MTV's "Rock Influences". The quality isn't top-notch but the show is good. Setlist: Pale Blue Eyes . Second Guessing . Hyena . Letter Never Sent . Harborcoat . Seven Chinese Brothers . Pretty Persuasion . So. Central Rain . Gardening at Night . 9-9 . Windout . Old Man Kensey . Sitting Still . Driver 8 . Carnival Of Sorts . Radio Free Europe . Little America
*Shocking Club, Milan, Italy, March 22 1991: Multicamera television broadcast of OK quality. Setlist
*Late Night with David Letterman, New York, Oct. 6 1983: In their national television debut, the band blasts through Radio Free Europe and also plays a song "too new to have a name." In between, Dave chats awkwardly with Mike and Peter.

Tape #2 (R.E.M.)
*Regis and Kathy Lee show, New York, Feb. 24 1992: Mike is interviewed about Out of Time, and plays a solo acoustic version of Rockville (which he screws up)
*Zeche, Bochum, Germany, Oct. 2 1985: Multicamera television broadcast for "Rockpalast". A bit grainy, but a "must have." This is taped from the rebroadcast a few years ago, which featured the complete show, as opposed to an edited version which was shown in 1985. Setlist

Tape #3 (R.E.M.)
*Reunion Arena, Dallas, Sept. 19 1995: Multicamera televsion broadcast of the first three songs: I Took Your Name, What's the Frequency Kenneth?, and Crush With Eyeliner.
*Saturday Night Live, New York, April 13 1991: The band plays Losing My Religion, and then Kate Pierson joins them for an extremely shiny happy version of Shiny Happy People.
*MTV Unplugged, New York, April 24 1991: Excellent quality. Includes part of Endgame at the very end, as the credits roll. Setlist
*MTV Rockumentary, April 28 1991
*Entertainment Tonight story, April 27 1991
*MTV's Famous Last Words with Kurt Loder: Each band member is interviewed separately. Peter talks about his record collection, obsessive fans, and how the band has stayed together. Mike talks about the writing process, their first show, and the bootleg industry. Bill talks about the early days of the band, and their newfound fame. Michael talks about love songs, aging pop stars, and the records that changed his life.

Tape #4 (R.E.M.) *160 minutes*
*Greenpeace benefit, 40 Watt Club, Athens, Nov. 19 1992: Long, clear tripod shot from the back of the room. Captures the whole stage, with no close-ups. Somewhat shakier at the end. Setlist
*Manchester Polytechnic, Manchester, England, Nov. 17 1984: Shaky handheld shot from the middle of the crowd with obscured views, bad color, and blurry closeups. Great show, though, if you can put up with the Blair Witch-style cinematography. Setlist: Letter Never Sent (cut in) . Sitting Still (cut in) . Auctioneer (cut) . Rockville . Driver 8 . Gardening at Night . 9-9 . Windout . Old Man Kensey . 1000000 . Pretty Persuasion . Little America . Moon River . Second Guessing . Talk About the Passion . Just a Touch . In the Year 2525 . We Walk/Behind Closed Doors . After Hours . Carnival of Sorts

Tape #5 (R.E.M.) *140 minutes*
*as Bingo Hand Job at the Borderline, London, March 15 1991: Clear but somewhat shaky handheld shot from just above head level at the back of the room. The color is also off, but this is still a great recording of a historic show. Features all 4 sets from R.E.M. but is missing the encores of Get Up and Moon River. Includes a song from the Chickasaw Mud Puppies (featuring Michael Stipe) and all of Billy Bragg's set, but only has half of Robyn Hitchcock's set, and none of Peter Holsapple's. Setlist

Tape #6 (R.E.M., Michael Stipe)
*The Grand Ole Opry, Nashville, Sept. 10 1986: Single-camera television brodcast for TNN of the first four songs of the show. These Days and Sitting Still are filmed from stage right (next to Mike), Hyena is filmed from stage left (next to Peter), and Green Grow the Rushes is filmed from the back of the hall. There are small cuts between each song as the camera is moved.
*Arsenio Hall show, Los Angeles, Oct. 17 1989: The band plays Stand (Michael does the Stand dance), gets interviewed, and then is playing Get Up as the show ends.
*Reunion Arena, Dallas, Sept. 19 1995: Multicamera televsion broadcast of the first three songs: I Took Your Name, What's the Frequency Kenneth?, and Crush With Eyeliner.
*Pete and Pete, Nickelodeon, Sept. 14 1991: In this kids' show, Michael Stipe has a small role as a surly ice-cream man. The color is off.
*VH1 Honors, New York, April 26 1996: In this slickly-produced TV show, Michael Stipe sings The Last Day of Our Acquaintance, a large group of others join Peter Gabriel in singing In Your Eyes, Michael Stipe and Natalie Merchant join Peter Gabriel in singing Red Rain, and Natalie Merchant sings Wonder solo.
*Memorial Auditorium, Buffalo, Sept. 12 1989: Steady unobstructed shot from the upper level. Quite Stipe-centric, with some focus on Peter Buck during solos. I only have the first 45 minutes. Setlist: Stand . The One I Love . So. Central Rain . Exhuming McCarthy (cut) . Belong (cut in) . Orange Crush . Feeling Gravitys Pull . Talk About the Passion . These Days . World Leader Pretend . Sitting Still . Rotary 10 . I Believe (cut)

Tape #7 (R.E.M.)
*Madison Square Gardens, New York, June 24, 1995: Long but fairly steady handheld shot from the back of the arena. A few blackouts, and muffled sound. Setlist: Crush With Eyeliner . What's the Frequency, Kenneth? . Turn You Inside Out . Disturbance at the Heron House . Try Not to Breathe . You . Undertow . I Took Your Name . Near Wild Heaven . Bang and Blame . Strange Currencies . Revolution . Tongue . Man on the Moon . Country Feedback . Losing My Religion . Pop Song 89 . Finest Worksong . Get Up . Star 69 . Let Me In . Everybody Hurts . Fall on Me . Departure . It's the End of the World as We Know It (and I Feel Fine)

Tape #8 (R.E.M.)
*Philadelphia Spectrum, Oct. 14 1995: Mostly steady tripod (?) shot from the upper left, almost above the stage. Crisp picture and sound with good closeups on everybody. Setlist: What's the Frequency, Kenneth? . Crush With Eyeliner . Drive . I Took Your Name . The Wake-Up Bomb . Binky the Doormat . Losing My Religion . Bang and Blame . Undertow . Begin the Begin . Strange Currencies . Revolution . Tongue . Man on the Moon . Country Feedback . The One I Love . Orange Crush . Get Up . Star 69 . Let Me In . Everybody Hurts . Hot Java . Pop Song 89 . Departure . White Horses . It's the End of the World as We Know It (and I Feel Fine)

Tape #9 (R.E.M.)
*The Late Show with David Letterman, Oct. 23 1998: Performance of Lotus
*MTV Uplink, Bowery Ballroom, New York, Oct. 21 1998: Multicamera television broadcast. Great show, great quality (2nd gen, as is everything else on this tape). Setlist
*VH1 Storytellers, New York, Oct. 23 1998: Multicamera television broadcast. Michael tells the stories behind some of the songs. Setlist: Electrolite . Daysleeper . Losing My Religion . Perfect Circle . Parakeet . Fall on Me . Man on the Moon . At My Most Beautiful
*Late Night with Conan O'Brian, Nov. 17 1998: Performance of Daysleeper and (almost all of) Lotus
*Rosie O'Donnell Show, Nov. 20 1998: Performance of Daysleeper and an interview
*Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Dec. 10 1998: Performance of Daysleeper and an interview

Tape #10 (R.E.M.)
*Grunspan, Hamburg, Nov. 2 1998: Multicamera television broadcast for the "Rockpalast" show. Despite a few glitches, overall quality is excellent and the show is great. Setlist

Tape #11 (R.E.M.)
*Grand Hotel Ballroom, Stockholm, Nov. 9 1998: Multicamera television broadcast. Wonderful show, excellent quality (3rd generation). Setlist: interview . Losing My Religion . Lotus . New Test Leper . Daysleeper . Electrolite . At My Most Beautiful . The Apologist . So. Central Rain . Walk Unafraid . Man on the Moon . I'm Not Over You . Fall on Me . Parakeet . Perfect Circle . Country Feedback . Pretty Persuasion . Strange . Radio Free Europe . Passenger
*Nickelodeon Livewire, New York, Oct. 30 1983: Multicamera television broadcast, but many of the cameras are focused on the teenagers dancing up a storm to So. Central Rain and Carnival of Sorts. In between the two songs, the band answers questions from the audience, one of which comes from future Beastie Boy Ad-Rock!

Tape #12 (R.E.M.)
*Orpheum, Vienna, Nov. 6 1999: Multicamera television broadcast of an Up promo performance. The sound and picture quality is good but there are some glitches due to the generation. The show is broadcast in its entirety until Walk Unafraid, and then Daysleeper is added at the end. Setlist
*El Alamo, Madrid, Nov. 4 1999: Multicamera television broadcast, similiar in quality to Vienna, except that the dound is a little staticky. Setlist: Losing My Religion . Lotus . Daysleeper . The Apologist . Country Feedback . At My Most Beautiful . Man on the Moon . interview
*Die Br-Rocknacht TV, Alabmahalle, Munich, Germany, Oct. 7 1985: Multicamera television broadcast, decent quality for something so old. Setlist: Feeling Gravitys Pull . Harborcoat . Maps and Legends . Sitting Still

Tape #13 (R.E.M.)
*Musiqueplus, Montreal, Feb. 19 1999: Multicamera televison broadcast of an in-house performance and interview session. The performance is good but the interviews get tedious, as everything is translated from French to English and back. (Master copy). Setlist: What's the Frequency, Kenneth? . Lotus . interview . At My Most Beautiful . Walk Unafraid . interview . Daysleeper . Losing My Religion . Parakeet . Man on the Moon . It's the End of the World as We Know It (and I Feel Fine)
*Echo Awards, Hamburg, March 4 1999: Performance of Lotus
*Music Convoy, WDR TV, Germany, July 1985: After R.E.M. performs Driver 8 at what looks like a garden party, the MC comes up on stage to interview Michael, and things just get sillier...

Tape #14 (R.E.M.)
*Earl's Court Arena, London, June 22 1999: Steady handheld shot from the upper left. Generally good, but the camera is sometimes obstructed, especially at the beginning of the show. Setlist

Tape #15 (R.E.M.)
*Glastonbury Festival, England, June 25 1999: Multicamera television broadcast of a portion of the show. Would be quite good but for generational loss. Setlist: The One I Love . Sweetness Follows . At My Most Beautiful . Losing My Religion . Everybody Hurts . Walk Unafraid . Star 69 . Finest Worksong . Man On The Moon
*Yonge and Dundas Streets, Toronto, May 17 2001: Multicamera television broadcast of a portion of this free outdoor show. Excellent quality (master copy). Setlist: Imitation of Life . The Great Beyond . What's the Frequency, Kenneth? . All the Way to Reno . The Lifting . The One I Love . Losing My Religion . Man on the Moon . So. Central Rain . It's the End of the World as We Know It (and I Feel Fine)

Tape #16 (R.E.M.)
*Bumbershoot Festival, Memorial Stadium, Seattle, Sept. 2 1999: Steady handheld shot from the upper left. Gets in fairly close, but picture and sound quality are both slightly lacking.  Setlist

Tape #17 (R.E.M.)
*The Great Beyond: The Making of the Video
*Saturday Night Live, New York, Dec. 11 1999: Michael appears in the "Christmas fairy" sketch, and the band performs The Great Beyond and Man on the Moon
*The Late Show with David Letterman, Dec. 13 1999: The Great Beyond
*Late Night with Conan O'Brian, Dec. 15 1999: Michael is interviewed
*Queen Latifah Show, Dec. 23 1999: Michael is interviewed
*Charlie Rose Show, Dec. 21 1999: The whole band is interviewed
*Tibetan Freedom Concert, Washington DC, June 14 1998: Two versions: the first is from the upper right side, a steady handheld shot if not always a crisp one. The second version edits that shot together with another from the same location, so that one camera is zooming in while the other has a long shot. NOTE: This part of the tape is in SLP mode. Setlist

Tape #18 (The Tragically Hip)
*Misty Moon, Halifax, April 6 1990: Multicamera television broadcast. Heavy on shots of the audience. Great show! Setlist
*Nachtwerk, Munich, Germany, Feb. 8 1993: Multicamera television broacast. In contrast with the huge amounts of hair flying around onstage in Halifax, everyone looks really clean-cut here, especially Gordon D. and Johnny. Setlist
*Pink Pop Festival, Netherlands, June 5 1995: Multicamera television broadcast, though lower quality than the previous two. Only catches the end of the set. Setlist

Tape #19 (The Tragically Hip)
*Copps Coliseum, Hamilton, Feb. 9 1995: Steady unobstructed handheld shot from the back of the arena. Setlist

Tape #20 (The Tragically Hip)
*Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, Feb. 10 1995: Steady unobstructed handheld shot from the back of the arena. Serious quality problems in the middle of the show. Setlist

Tape #21 (The Tragically Hip)
*Cayuga Speedway, Hamilton ARA, July 20 1995: Shaky unobstructed handheld shot from the back of the field. Doesn't go in very close. Mostly ignores band members not named Gordon Downie. Setlist

Tape #22 (The Tragically Hip)
*Saturday Night Live, New York, March 25 1995: Multicamera television broadcast. Includes Dan Aykroyd's intro, Grace Too, Nautical Disaster, and the closing credits.
*Spectrum, Philadelphia, Oct. 24 1995: Steady, unobstructed tripod shot from the back of the arena. The set is short because the Hip were opening for Page & Plant. Setlist
*Madison Square Gardens, New York, Oct. 27 1995: Same as above.Setlist

Tape #23 (The Tragically Hip)
*Copps Coliseum, Hamilton, Dec. 11 1996: Shaky, sometimes obstructed handheld shot from the upper left side of the arena. Good closeups of all the band members. Setlist

Tape #24 (The Tragically Hip)
*NxNE Festival, Concert Hall, Toronto, June 9 1997: Steady, sometimes obstructed handheld shot from the front row of the balcony. Incredible closeups, close enough to see the sweat dripping of Gord's forehead. Not much of the other band members, though. Setlist

Tape #25 (The Tragically Hip)
*Centennial Hall, London, Ontario, July 7 1998: Multicamera television broadcast, shown on MuchMusic as "Something on the Tragically Hip". Includes clips from earlier shows and interviews with fans lined up for tickets. (Master copy). Setlist

Tape #26 (The Tragically Hip/Guster)
*Woodstock Festival, Rome, NY, July 24 1999: Multicamera television broadcast, which I accidentally recorded in SLP mode. Unfortunately, there are fewer shots of the band performing then there are of topless women at the body-painting booth. Which is probably nothing to compain about, except that the audio feed often departs from the band in favor of the crowd as well. Guster's set followed the Hip's. (1st generation). Setlist: Grace, Too . Fully Completely .  Fireworks . Gift Shop . Springtime in Vienna . Bobcaygeon . Nautical Disaster . Poets . Courage . Ahead by a Century . New Orleans is Sinking . Fire in the Hole . [Guster] Barrel of a Gun . I Spy . Airport Song . What You Wish For . Happier . Great Escape . Demons
*Air Canada Centre, Toronto, Dec. 31 1999: Multicamera television broadcast of Poets and Save the Planet. In between, Peter Mansbridge talks about playing golf with Gord Downie in a thunderstorm, but goes on to ruin his credibility by calling Save the Planet "What's to Become of Us?" (Master copy)

Tapes #27/28 (The Tragically Hip) *240 minutes*
*Pacific Coliseum, Vancouver, November 16 2000: Professional-quality audience recording, shot from the very front. Setlist coming soon.
*MuchMusic Intimate & Interactive, June 24 2000: Multicamera television broadcast, excellent stuff. Setlist coming soon.