Very good sounding recording, unfortunately is the incomplete concert, maybe someone has a complete version?
Lineage: Trade CDr -> TLH -> Flac
Setlist:
(First And Last And Always)
(Ribbons)
(Come Together)
(Train / Detonation Boulevard)
(Giving Ground)
01. Amphetamine Logic
02. On The Wire / Teachers
03. Dominion/Mother Russia
04. Summer
05. Anaconda
06. War On Drugs
07. Flood II
(Temple Of Love)
(Comfortably Numb / Some Kind Of Stranger)
(This Corrosion)
(Something Fast)
(Vision Thing)
(Jolene)
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Enjoy.
Composite of 2 sources to make the complete concert. The FM source is very good, the Audience recording it's only good. Thanks to the Original uploader.
FM RECORDING
01) By the Time I Get To Phoenix
02) I'm Gonna Kill That Woman
03) Train Long Suffering
04) Your Funeral, My Trial
05) She Fell Away
06) Long Time Man(CUTS)
06) Long Time Man(continued)
07) Knockin' on Joe
08) Jack's Shadow
09) Sad Waters
10) From Her To Eternity
11) The Singer (fade out FM)
+ Other source, AUDIENCE
12) The Singer
13) Muddy Water
14) All Tomorrow's Parties
15) The Carnival is Over
Good FM broadcast. The folder is labeled Budapest, but the concert was in Pécs, other hungarian city. Thanks to the original uploader.
Original Info File:
This was recorded from an FM broadcast in 1985, which apparently presented one hour of the show rather than the full performance. This was the tour that resulted in the double live LP "Behind the Iron Curtain," though, strangely enough, that release was recorded in Rotterdam (ie, not behind the Iron Curtain). Same band and tour as the great Nico/Berlin recording.
I have always loved this recording. I started working with artists who lived "behind the Iron Curtain" in the early 1980s, and this music always seemed to capture the mood of the places I visited and the melancholy that accompanied the knowledge that I could come and go as I pleased, but my friends there could not.
This tape was one of many by Western artists circulated in the Eastern European underground. The sound quality is very good, but not perfect; appropriate, somehow, to the circumstances.
Track List:
Track 01 intro (announcer)
Track 02 fearfully in danger
Track 03 my heart is empty
Track 04 procession
Track 05 one more chance
Track 06 janitor of lunacy
Track 07 konig
Track 08 you forget to answer
Track 09 win a few
Track 10 all tomorrows parties
Track 11 purple lips
Track 12 outro (announcer)
According to this site (http://smironne.free.fr/NICO/pecs.html) the full concert also included the following:
My Funny Valentine
The End
Femme Fatale
60/40
If anyone has the complete set I would be most grateful if you would upload it or the missing songs. If not, please enjoy this very nice recording.
Band:
Nico: vocals, indian pump organ
James Young (James Edward): piano, keyboards
Eric Random: tabla, percussion, synthesiser
Eric Graham Dowdall: Electronic percussion
Nico: vocals, Indian pump organ
Recording:
There is a cut in track 6 for a tape flip. This is in the source.
FM > tape (2nd generation) > TotalRecorder 24/192,000 > SoundForge bit depth conversion to 16/44,100 > dbAmp flac encoder (level 6)
Sound quality: B+
*****
NB: Most of my recordings were received as tape or cd-r trades. I can't vouch for the source or generation of any recording not made by me and marked as being copied from the "Master" (this is not one). Sound quality is a qualitative judgement.
My
Bloody Valentine are back, and the world is a happier place. Thanks to
Jun'ya aka the_sphere for sharing his recording on DIME.
Source: sp-cmc-2> sp-spsb-1(69KHz)> Olympus LS-11(96/24)@next to PA board, about 15m from stage left.
Lineage: SD card> PC (96/24)> Remaster> 44.1/16 .wav> Track Split (CDWave)> FLAC (level 8)
* remaster note *
To
easy listening, reduced the volume for track 16 (Noise bit) and applied
EQ for reduce very low range sound and lift up high range.
* note *
This
is the last show for MBV 2013 Japan tour shows (5 shows). It's my first
MBV concert since I got "Isn't Anything" a few months before the
release of "Loveless"...it took about 22 years!
Wow...
The
show started almost on time, 18:05. The sound volume was just THE
LOUDEST for my experience and it broke the louder concert record (for
me) such as SUNNO))), TOOL or RUSH...
But hopefully I could tape it
without recording level over and the recording is much clear than I
listened with my ears. Although there's no air vibrations by loud
sound...
You should go the show. MUST.
Jun'ya aka the_sphere
Feb. 11, 2013
Track list(93:56)
01. intro
02. I Only Said
03. When You Sleep
04. New You
05. You Never should
06. Honey Power
07. Cigarette In You Bed
08. Come In Alone
09. Only Shallow
10. Thorn
11. Nothing Much To Lose
12. To Here Knows When
13. Slow
14. Soon
15. Feed Me With Your Kiss
16. You Made Me Realize/show outro
** DO NOT SELL THIS RECORDING. FOR TRADE OR GIVE AWAY.
** DO NOT ENCORD TO LOSSY FORMAT LIKE MP3 EXCEPT FOR YOUR OWN USE.
It's been a long time since the last Gun Club post...
Thanks to the original uploader!
Line-up #5B (London: May 1987 - December 1990):
Jeffrey Lee Pierce (vocals/guitar)/ Kid Congo Powers (guitar)/ Romi Mori (bass) and Nick Sanderson (drums).
total time: 75 mins
tracks:
01.Pastoral Hide And Seek
02.Brother And Sister
03.Moonlight Motel
04.Emily's Changed
05.Yellow Eyes
06.Hearts
07.The Straits Of Love & Hate
08.My Cousin Kim
09.Thunderhead
10.Fire Spirit
11.Fire Of Love
12.Bill Bailey
13.Goodbye Johnny
14.applause
<encore>
15.Eternally Is Here
16.???
17.Sleeping In Blood City
note: One of the few dates in Europe during 1988. Good and rare recording.
Bit of a strange show with lots of dead moments between the songs and a song (track 16) I don't recognize).
lineage: audience recording (2nd generation tape) > Dime
processing: Nakamichi DR-1> Tascam CD-RW 700> EAC> CD Wave Editor> TLH 2.4.1 (flac level 8 and torrent creation)
Thanks to the original uploader.
A vintage Cranes of June 1990. The audience is def. out for a weekend
of chatting up with eachother. What a babbling inbetween song.
No worry, Cranes blasts right over em in a short set of just 9 songs.
Very premature version of Sixth of May, which is not to be recognized when just
listening to the first 10-20 seconds. Straight copy from the master,
received somewhere in 1991/1992.
Lineage : Master Copy - Maxell XLII > SONY DVDRX970 > DVD+R >
DVD Audio Extractor 4.5.4 (WAV) > Audacity (splitting) > FLAC Frontend > FLAC 8
Tracklist;
01. Sixth Of May
02. Joy Lies Within
03. E.G. Shining
04. Focus Breathe
05. Cha Cha Escueta
06. Give
07. Dada 331
08. Fuse
09. Starblood
Very good sound. Thanks to sam1 for sending me this recording to share here.
Setlist:
01. Graveyard
02. Dum Dum
03. 100 million people dead
04. Florida
05. Gary Floyd
06. Two partner
07. Tornadoes
08. Cherub
09. Suicide (part1)
10. Suicide (part2)
11. Bar-B-Q Pope/Psych jam
12. Lady sniff
13. Hurdy gurdy man
14. The shah sleeps in Lee Harvey's grave
15. Concubine
16. Comb
16. No rule
17. Come together
