Wednesday 29 April 2020

RE-UPLOAD: The Sisters OF Mercy - Radio Gothenburg Interview with Wayne Hussy - 15.05.1985 (Flac)



An 8 minutes interview from Wayne Hussy to a Gothenburg Radio Station. You can hear Andrew talking on the background so probabbly it was a collective interview from the band when they played there in 1985. Wayne talks about Leeds bands, the recent contract and Doktor Avalanche name origin, while bashing the pop bands of the time.

Thanks to sleepchamber for sending me the tape to rip and share here.


Gene Loves Jezebel - ICA New Year Rock Week 1984, Institute of Contemporary Arts, London, UK - 29.12.1983 (DVD)







 Excelent video . HUGE Thanks to Egg_Crisis for sharing it here with us.

TDK HS 180(probably 2nd gen) > LG DVD/VCR combo > DVD-RW disc > TMPGenc DVD author(add chapters & menu,no re-encode) > VIDEO_TS folder

PAL DVD
Menu
Chapters at the start of each track

Video: MPEG2 Video 720x576 (4:3) 25fps 6556Kbps
Audio: Dolby AC3 48000Hz stereo 256Kbps

Taped by the same Italian girl who filmed the Sisters Brixton Ace 1983 gig.
Tape stopped between every song except 1>2 & 10>11.

I couldn't find the title of track 3 but Circle helped me identify it. It's an early version of Shame with different lyrics.

Setlist:

01 Upstairs
02 So Young (Heave Hard Heave Ho)
03 Shame (early version)
04 Bruises
05 Shower Me With Brittle Punches
06 Scheming
07 Wraps and Arms
08 Psychological Problems
09 Pop Tarantula
10 Screaming For Emmalene
11 Punch Drunk
(encore)
12 Upstairs
(encore)
13 Stephen

Length - 40:10


Egg_Crisis, 27th April 2020.


The Young Gods - Hellfest, Val de Moine, Clisson, France - 23.06.2019 (Webcast 1080p)









Excellent video, Thanks to the original uploader on Dime.

Notes: Broadcasted on April 22, 2020 on the official Hellfest YouTube channel

Lineage: "Live" Webcast -> 4K Video Downloader -> .mp4
Video: MPEG-4 1920x1080 16:9 1862 kb/s 25.000 FPS
Audio: 128kb/s, 44.1 kHz, 2 channels, AAC LC
Setlist:
Figure sans nom
Tear Up the Red Sky
All My Skin Standing
About Time
Envoyé
Kissing the Sun
The Night Dance
You Gave Me a Name

Duration: 57min 39s


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RE-UPLOAD: Peter Murphy - Aula Magna, Lisboa, Portugal - 31.10.2009 (Flac)


Photo: Patekos
Thanks to ziggy for sharing his recording. This will be the last of this week with a Peter Murphy Theme, but he will back still this month ;)

Source: Zoom H2>rear mics mid gain (wav 44.1/ 24 bits)
Recorded by Ziggy

Original Info File:

This is a nice venue for concerts but i always had trouble recording here.
Only with this recorder i was able to pull a recording like i wish i did in other concerts at the same venue. I like it.
The concert was a blast because it was weird, intense, magic, intimist. Peter talked a lot because things between songs were not working inside the band. Leading to some strange and hilarious moments on stage. But when the music started things were intense and filled with emotion.
The inclusion of a second guitar for this line up is a blessing and the right move. Songs gain a new life. Peter's voice goes to other dimensions. and the songs get all the emotion, rawness, power, beauty they deserve. I loved every second of music in this show.
The new songs are great pointing us to a new album that should be one of the best Peter has done in years. Let's hope it sees the light of day soon.
I would like to ask if there are any other recordings of the european dates from this tour flying around and if so could someone upload it here or point a direction?



Setlist:

01 Burning From The Inside
02 Velocity Bird
03 Peace To Each
04 Disappearing
05 I'll Fall With Your Knife
06 In Every Dream Home a Heartache (Roxy Music)
07 Marlene Dietrich's Favorite Poem
08 Time Has Got Nothing To Do With It
09 Secret Silk Society
10 Too Much 21st Century
11 Secret
12 The Prince And Old Lady Shade
13 Uneven And Brittle
encore
14 Strange Kind Of Love / Bela
15 She's In Parties
16 Gliding Like a Whale
encore
17 Cuts you Up
encore
18 Transmission (Joy Division)
19 Space Oddity (David Bowie)


Enjoy, feel free to trade and share but please use mp3 just for personal use and ABOVE ALL DON'T SELL!!!

Cheers
Ziggy :-)

Salvation - Peace Festival, Piece Hall, Halifax - 22.09.1987 (Flac)




And another treat from Egg_Crisis, some new Salvation rip from his old tapes. Very good sound

Cassette(aud,unknown gen,TDK D90) > wav > Soundforge(normalise uneven L+R channels) > CDWave(split on sector boundaries) > flac(6)

Towards the end it sounds like they had to cut their set short for some reason.  Also playing that day were Toy Dolls, Batfish Boys & Psycho Surgeons, but I only have Salvation's set.

Setlist:

01 The Answer
02 Puppet Master
03 Payola
04 Sunshine Superman
05 Pearl Necklace
06 Diamond Child
07 Listen To Her Heart

Length - 27:54

Egg_Crisis, 28 April 2020.



RE-UPLOAD: Elizabeth Fraser - Pavilion, Bath, UK - 04.08.2012 (Flac)



Thanks to GOODHUMORMAN for sharing his recording on DIME. Good sound. Misses the last encore "Song To The Siren".

Audience master with Tascam DR-2D> CD Wave Editor tracksplit> Traders Little Helper FLAC level 8

First live gig since 1998 for the former Cocteau Twin.


Setlist:

01. Bushey
02. Blue Bell Knoll
03. Suckling The Mender
04. About Ship / Cherry-Coloured Funk
05. Charade
06. Oomingmak
07. Make Lovely
08. Enoesque
09. Donimo
10. Pitch The Baby
11. Metal
12. Athol-Brose
13. Frou Frou Foxes In Midsummer Fires
14. Golden Air
15. Audience
16. Underwater
17. Pearly-Dewdrops Drops


Ultravox - Old Waldorf, San Francisco, CA, USA - 13.03.1979 (Flac)



Huge Thabks to the Terry Hammer for recording and teetering for sharing onDime. Excellent sounding recording.


Original Info File:


Recording chain:
Stage mics > splitter (split to house snake/SBD and TH snake) > TH dedicated snake >
Peavy MkII 12 channel mixing board (10 channels snake, 2 channels audience mics) >
AKAI GXC-570D Cassette Deck (Dolby B on) > TDK SA-90 tape

Archival Process:
1999: Sony TC-KA3ES > TDK SA-90 tapes playback (NO Dolby) > BBE 462 Sonic Maximizer (to clean up tapes) >
Tascam DA-30 DAT > HHb DAT-125 DAT tape
2002: HHb CDR-850 Professional CD Recorder (In real time) > HHb CDR74 Gold 100 year archival grade CDRs
2005: Transfered to HDD in AIFF file format

Dime release processing: AIFF Master Files > FFMPEG > 16 bit FLAC 8 > tagging, cover artwork, checksums.

Recorded, preserved, and master AIFF files provided by: Terry Hammer

Setlist:
01. The Man Who Dies Every Day
02. Slip Away
03. Slow Motion
04. Hiroshima Mon Amour
05. Touch And Go
06. Artificial Life
07. Just For A Moment
08. He's A Liquid
09. Quiet Men

Length: 45:31

Band:
John Foxx (Dennis Leigh) - lead vocals
Billy Currie - keyboards, viola, violin, synthesisers
Warren Cann - drums, percussion, backing vocals
Chris Cross - bass, synthesisers, backing vocals
Robin Simon - guitar, backing vocals

Notes:
* Another great band, and another 'pre-punk' band (like XTC).

* About band: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultravox
"Ultravox (earlier stylized as Ultravox!) were a British new wave band, formed in London in 1973 as Tiger Lily. Between 1980–86, they scored seven Top Ten albums and seventeen Top 40 singles in the UK, the most successful of which was their 1981 hit "Vienna."
The first three LP releases feature the vocals of John Foxx (real name Dennis Leigh), while the rest of the line up of Billy Currie, Warren Cann and Chris Cross were joined by Stevie Shears on guitar for the first two and Robin Simon replacing Shears for the third album, "Systems of Romance," by which the group had dropped the exclamation mark from the band name.
In 1979, John Foxx left after an American tour [that would be this tour I assume] to pursue solo projects, with Simon also departing. Currie, Cross and Cann were subsequently joined by Midge Ure on vocals and guitar. "

* More about band: https://www.discogs.com/artist/70735-Ultravox
"Ultravox (earlier stylized as Ultravox!) were a British new wave band, formed in London in 1973 as Tiger Lily (2). Between 1980–86, they scored seven Top Ten albums and seventeen Top 40 singles in the UK, the most successful of which was their 1981 hit "Vienna."
The first three LP releases feature the vocals of John Foxx (real name Dennis Leigh), while the rest of the line up of Billy Currie, Warren Cann and Chris Cross were joined by Stevie Shears on guitar for the first two and Robin Simon replacing Shears for the third album, "Systems of Romance," by which the group had dropped the exclamation mark from the band name.
In 1979, John Foxx left after an American tour to pursue solo projects, with Simon also departing. Currie, Cross and Cann were subsequently joined by Midge Ure on vocals and guitar. "

* The bands first 3 albums, Ultravox (1977), Ha! Ha! Ha! (1977), Systems of Romance (1978) were on Island Records. Island was another key UK label, though it tended to focus mostly on Jamaican music at the time, but it's a label anyone familiar with the world's scenes at the time would have been very familiar with.

* About Island Records: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Island_Records
"Island Records is a British-Jamaican record label owned by Universal Music Group. It was founded in 1959 by Chris Blackwell, Graeme Goodall, and Leslie Kong in Jamaica, and was eventually sold to PolyGram in 1989. Island and A&M Records, another label recently acquired by PolyGram, were both at the time the largest independent record labels in history, with Island in particular having exerted a major influence on the progressive music scene in the United Kingdom in the early 1970s. "
* Discogs Island Records: https://www.discogs.com/label/8377-Island-Records
"Island Records (often using a logo that omits "Records") was named for Island In The Sun (a novel, film, and Harry Belafonte calypso hit), and was founded in Jamaica in 1959 by Chris Blackwell and Graeme Goodall. In May 1962, Blackwell relocated the label to the UK in order to market music by Jamaican artists to immigrant communities in London and Birmingham. In 1967, however, Island shifted its focus to relatively edgy rock music, and most of its Jamaican acts were moved to the spinoff label Trojan Records. Island resumed its support of reggae artists with the signing of The Wailers in 1972.
For several years, Island licensed American rights to its material to a variety of labels, most frequently A&M and Atlantic. In 1971, Island first gained its own US label identity through a distribution deal with Capitol. In 1973, Island's American division switched to independent distribution. US headquarters, formerly based in Los Angeles, were relocated to New York City in November 1977. In mid 1978, US Island began a series of manufacturing and distribution partnerships with major labels, first with Warner Bros. Records Inc., and then with Atlantic Records in late 1981. Similar relationships were forged with Philips [for the world except the US, UK and Australasia up to June 1971], Ariola [Europe from June 1971 except France], Festival [Australasia], Dacapo, and WEA for distribution in various other countries. For a history of relationships in Canada see Island Records Of Canada Ltd."

* About Old Waldorf: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Waldorf
"Old Waldorf was a music venue located in San Francisco, California. The famous club was located at 444 Battery St, and was originally opened by Jeffrey Pollack in 1976 before selling it to Bill Graham who closed it in 1983. During its time Old Waldorf hosted some of the biggest names in the music industry, such as AC/DC, Dire Straits, Blue Öyster Cult, Iggy Pop, Blondie, Rory Gallagher, Metallica, Pat Benatar, R.E.M., Spirit, Poco, U2 and Dead Kennedys.
The Punch Line comedy club now occupies part of Old Waldorf's location.".
Note: 444 Battery Street (at Washington St.) is about 6 blocks from the location of the Mabuhay Gardens (at Broadway & Montgomery/Kearny), which was in a much seedier part of town (The Famous Carol Doda Condor Strip bar was right by the Fab Mab, on the corner of Broadway and Columbus). But the Old Waldorf was situated right in the heart of the downtown business district, which tended to be completely empty at night after the business crowd had left, so these two venues were very different in feel.
Terry: "The Punch Line was always on the one side of the Old Waldorf building. Jeffrey owned it also. He let me mix shows there a few times when there was no comedy going on that night so I could have some isolation."

* Includes photos.

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No distribution in lossy formats!!
No selling!!
No bootlegging!!
No remastering!!
Yes sharing. Definitely share.

Support the artists when or if they play, and buy their records/merchandise.

Please correct any errors or oversights in this information in the comments section so the information can be as accurate as possible.

If you can find related materials like flyers, posters, ticket stubs, even photos, etc, please add them in a comment and I will add them to the main release folder, so that can be included on the next re-seeding. Every bit is welcome, and as I am time constrained on this project due to the amount of material, I cannot spend as much time on each release doing research as I would like, so if we can add to and improve the information and release contents during this series, that would be great.

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About Terry Hammer and the THTP:

Someone put my feelings very well about these recordings in the following quote. I can't really improve on their words beyond noting that these recordings sound absolutely and utterly stunning, and I consider myself incredibly lucky to be able to present these to you here in their original, first generation, lossless hi-fidelity versions, for the first time ever.

"[These recordings were] recorded and preserved by collector/engineer Terry Hammer, for broadcast over the UC Berkeley station KALX and several others from the 1979 -1981 period. Anyone who spent a night at one of these clubs knows how chaotic the atmosphere was. That he was able to, not only get a decent feed from the sound mixing board, but was also able to get clean recordings was something of a miracle. And the fact this guy did it over and over again is pure dedication to the cause of preserving history for decades to come. Fortunately for everyone, he’s been making these gems of history available and their value as historic documents is inestimable. This is really exciting stuff and I am grateful for Terry’s foresight and deft skill."
src: https://pastdaily.com/2014/06/25/gang-four-live-american-indian-center-san-francisco-1980-nights-roundtable-concert-edition/

As Terry notes about the process of recording these shows: "Like all of my live recordings this was mixed direct to 2-Track Reel To Reel (and Cassette deck for backup and personal use) using headphones. Sitting in the club with the loud P.A. sound trying to drive the amp in my mixing board loud enough to hear what I was mixing.If you've ever been to a live concert,then,you know how loud it can be."

If you've ever been looking for an excuse to upgrade your sound system, these recordings certainly should provide you with some motivation, because they have incredible sound. And if you already have a quality sound system, you are in for a treat!! The audio goes straight to 20k hz, no losses I can detect. Due to the reality of tapes, even high end as used here, the low end starts at 47 hz.

And if you want to learn more about this incredible musical era, listen to the stuff you haven't heard, there are amazing gems in there.

Do we call these soundboards? Technically not precisely because this is not the house mix, these shows were mixed using a dedicated mixing board, with an additional 1 to 2 audience mics (1 for Mab because he needed 11 snake inputs), 2 at other clubs) in the mix. But I call it the Terry Hammer Tape Project (THTP) to make sure there is no doubt about the project's creator.

TECH:
Note that Terry made 2 master recordings (recording at the same time) when he mixed these shows live:
1: Reel to reel, for the radio stations:
Technics RS-1500 Reel To Reel (mostly TDK Audua L-1800 & LB-1800 tape with back coating or Scotch 206 / 207 with back coating. Maybe a few Maxell UD-XL). All the KALX shows went to KALX, they supplied the reel to reel tape.

2: For his own use, and as backup in case something happened to the reels:
AKAI GXC-570D Cassette Deck (Dolby B on) > TDK SA-90 tape

Terry isn't sure, but thinks the audience mics he used maybe were Electro Voice EV-DS35's.

Info: http://www.bbesound.com/products/sonic-maximizers/482i.aspx

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 - teetering


Linton Kwesi Johnson - Clermont-Ferrand, France - 15.06.1983 (Flac)



The setlist was updated by dave_Sez, thanks to hm for that and to the original uploader on Dime for sharing it..

Lineage: Traded Tape > Aiwa Tape Deck >
Tascam DA-20 Mk 2 DAT machine > HHb burnit CDr recorder...no EQ
CDr > EAC > Traders Little Helper > Flac8 sector aligned

Dennis Bovell Dub Band (LKJ's backing band) play six tracks before LKJ comes on. The DBDB tracks are from the 1981 Dennis Bovell album "Brain Damage", with the exception of "Choose Me", a 1977 Lovers Rock composition by Dennis Bovell, later covered by Marie Pierre for the Trojan record label (https://dennisbovell.bandcamp.com/track/choose-me).


Disc One:

Dennis Bovell Dub Band
01 - Chief Inspector
02 - Heaven
03 - Bah Be Lon
04 - Bettah
05 - Choose Me
06 - Run Away

Linton Kwesi Johnson
07 - Want Fi Goh Rave
08 - It No Funny
09 - Dread Beat And Blood
10 - Five Nights Of Bleeding

Disc Two:

01 - Doun De Road
02 - Reality Poem
03 - It Dread Inna Inglan
04 - Di Great Insohreckshan
05 - Band Intros
06 - Inglan Is A Bitch
07 - Independent Intavenshan
08 - Sonny's Lettah
09 - All Wi Doin Is Defendin
10 - Fite Dem Back
11 - Reggae Fi Peach

Feel free to do whatever you like with this recording as long as you don't charge money for it!
MP3, Who Cares? Just remember to support the artists, and live music!!


RE-UPLOAD: The Clash - Academic Community Hall, Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong, China - 25.02.1982 (Flac)



Thanks to the original uploader.

Lineage:
Live broadcast on Commercial Radio Hong Kong (864 AM)-->recorded by Clashcity.com
user "poet351" to 2xC90 cassettes-->surfaced, digitized, and remastered
in 2017 by user "bazarboy75" on the same message board-->posted to Google Drive in May 2017-->
downloaded, converted to FLAC level 8 in TLH-->you

Set list:
1.    Radio introduction
2.    Stage introduction
3.    London Calling
4.    Washington Bullets (edit)
5.    Tommy Gun (edit)
6.    Guns Of Brixton
7.    Train in Vain
8.    Know Your Rights
9.    Magnificent 7
10.    Ivan Meets G.I. Joe
11.    White Man in Hammersmith Palais (edit)
12.    Wrong ‘em Boyo
13.    Koka Kola
14.    Broadway
15.    I Fought The Law
16.    Career Opportunities
17.    Janie Jones
18.    Call Up
19.    Brand New Cadillac
20.    Someone Got Murdered
21.    Clampdown
22.    1st encore break
23.    Charlie Don’t Surf
24.    Police And Thieves
25.    Stay Free
26.    Armagideon Time
27.    Safe European Home
28.    2nd encore break
29.    Jimmy Jazz
30.    Complete Control
31.    English Civil War
32.    Police on My Back
33.    Garageland
34.    3rd encore break
35.    Clash City Rockers
36.    Spanish Bombs
37.    I'm So Bored with the USA
38.    London's Burning
39.    Bankrobber
40.    Backstage interview


Band lineup:
Joe Strummer - vocals, guitar
Mick Jones - vocals, guitar
Paul Simonon - bass
Topper Headon - drums

Notes:
More information at this show is at the Black Market Clash site: http://cluster1.website-staging.uk/blackmarketclash.co.uk/Bands/Clash/recordings/1982/82-02-25%20Hong%20Kong/82-02-25%20Hong%20Kong.html
An incomplete version of this show - ending after Safe European Home - has circulated for many years and was posted to Dime most recently in 2012. This version surfaced last year
and was digitized and circulated by users at the Clash City message boards.

This version includes the full broadcast from that night, including 10 extra songs, a lengthy radio introduction while the announcers wait for the Clash to take the stage (track 1), and an interview
conducted backstage after the show. At 34 songs it is one of the longest (maybe the longest) Clash shows. Unfortunately, 3 songs (Washington Bullets, Tommy Gun, and White Man in
Hammersmith Palais) are truncated due to the radio announcer talking over the music. This was also present on the earlier circulating source.
All other songs are complete. The crowd was apparently very rowdy that night and there are numerous adlibs and breaks between songs due to Joe Strummer trying to stop fights or calm the audience down.

mp3 samples are in comments. I'm posting it here with permission of the user who digitized the show; I don't have details on
what exactly he or she did with regard to remastering. Considering that it's a 36 year old AM radio broadcast, it sounds quite good.


Monday 27 April 2020

The Sisters Of Mercy - Belga Beach Festival, Zeebrugge, Belgium - 24.07.1993 (Flac)



 And the final treat for today, from Egg_Crisis. A second audio version for the Belga Beach concert. The sound is crispier and less boomy in this version when compared to the other version that it's already on the blog. A HUGE THANK to Egg_Crisis for sharing his master recording.

NOTES:

Cassette(aud,master,TDK SA90,recorded on Saisho PS 35R with built-in mic) > wav > Soundforge(normalise uneven L+R channels) > CDWave(split on sector boundaries) > flac(6)

Tape flip a few seconds into the start of Temple of Love.

The order of bands playing were: Sunscreem, The Wonder Stuff, Van Morrison, The Sisters Of Mercy, Bjorn Again, Vaya Con Dios, Depeche Mode.

Weather was nice earlier in the day.  I had a lie down on the beach and a little sleep during Van Morrison's set.  That's not a criticism of Van, I felt a bit tired and the music was relaxing to listen to.  It'd been a nice day but an epic rain and thunderstorm started, overshadowing by several magnitudes the thunderstorm-effect intro Depeche Mode were starting their set with.  Endured a couple of songs then legged it back to the bus.

I've no idea how this compares to other versions.  This is the first time I've made a digital copy of my tape, although I probably made one or two tape copies back in the day.

Setlist:

01 Ribbons
02 Floorshow
03 Giving Ground
04 More
05 Destination Boulevard
06 Alice
07 Amphetamine Logic
08 Body Electric
09 First And Last And Always
10 Temple Of Love
11 This Corrosion
(encore)
12 Flood II
13 Vision Thing
14 (Announcer)

Length - 68:42


Egg_Crisis, 26th April 2020.


The Wonder Stuff - Belga Beach Festival, Zeebrugge, Belgium - 24.07.1993 (Flac)



Second gift from Egg_Crisis today. The Wonder Stuff promoting their "Construction For The Modern Idiot" album. Very good sound.

Setlist:

01 (Announcer)
02 Red Berry Joy Town
03 Change Every Light Bulb
04 Cabin Fever
05 Don't Let Me Down Gently
06 Welcome To The Cheap Seats
07 Cartoon Boyfriend
08 Golden Green
09 Size Of A Cow
10 Donation
11 On The Ropes
12 I Wish Them All Dead
13 Hush
14 Full Of Life (Happy Now)
15 No, For The 13th Time
16 Ten Trenches Deep

Length - 52:52

Cassette(aud,master,TDK SA90,recorded on Saisho PS 35R with built-in mic) > wav > Soundforge(normalise uneven L+R channels) > CDWave(split on sector boundaries) > flac(6)

Tape flip after Hush.

Egg_Crisis, 26th April 2020.


Bjorn Again - Belga Beach Festival, Zeebrugge, Belgium - 24.07.1993 (Flac)



And the first of a triple surprise that Egg_Crisis decided to share here today.  This ABBA cover band is still active today, so it lasted more than ABBA itself, even if they're no match for the real thing. And just to confuse they do an instrumental disco version of Nirvana's Smell Like Teen Spirit. Good sounding retro fun.

Setlist:

01 (Announcer)
02 Waterloo
03 S.O.S.
04 Respect
05 Money Money Money
06 Smells Like Teen Spirit
07 Rock Me
08 Fernando
09 Take A Chance On Me
10 Does Your Mother Know?
11 Dancing Queen

Length - 40:19

Cassette(aud,master,TDK SA90,recorded on Saisho PS 35R with built-in mic) > wav > Soundforge(normalise uneven L+R channels) > CDWave(split on sector boundaries) > flac(6)

Egg_Crisis, 26th April 2020.


RE-UPLOAD: The Virgin Prunes - Dave Fanning Session - xx.xx.1981 (Flac)



Very interesting session with early versions of songs that would later become live staples. Very good sound. Thanks to the original uploader.

Original info file:

Noahwall had a Virgin Prunes upload (Torrent #322147 Virgin Prunes - Dave Fanning Irish RTE Radio Sessions 1981-1982 [Reseed]) and as my source is a chrome tape copy of a chrome tape master, he suggested I post it, as he reckoned it's an upgrade to what he has.

I used to tape Dave Fannings Rock show on RTE radio, especially at the end of year when he used to repeat sessions from that year (a highlights show, as it were).
I would have recorded the show on a BASF Chrome 120 and then dubbed the bits I wanted to another tape, in this case, a BASF Chrome 90.

1. Bau-Dachong
2. DJ chat
3. How's about apologia?
4. DJ chat
5. The Walls of Jericho
6. DJ chat
7. We Sing a Song
8. DJ chat


I got the spelling for Bau-Dachöng from http://www.irishrock.org/irodb/bands/virginprunes.html

The tracks 'The Walls of Jericho', 'Bau-Dachong' and 'We sing a Song' are listed on a bootleg: "TV & Radio Sessions 79-83" (as listed at http://www.irishrock.org/irodb/bands/virginprunesbootsk7.html). No mention of the 4th track I have here: "Hows about Apologia?". I'm saying this is from 1981 but don't know. However, it's listed as from 1981 on above weblink.


9. DJ chat
10. Gavin Friday recites "The Beautiful People"
11. DJ chat
12. Prunes discuss "War" (track on 2nd release)
13. DJ thanks Dave ID

This section is from the other side of the BASF Chrome 90 tape. I'm not sure if he did it every year, but Dave Fanning did an end-of-year "best-of" of interview clips that he'd done during the year and that's where this came from.I take it to be from 1981, 'cos Track 12 is discussing a track on 1981s 'Moments and Mine' EP..

Peter Murphy with David J - White Oak Music Hall, Houston, TX, USA - 02.02.2019 (Flac)



Thanks to the original uploader on Dime.

Lineage: Zoom Q3HD (Recording (24/96 stereo .wav)) > Audacity (limiting, normalization, EQ (slight treble boost,) split tracks & convert to 16/44.1 wav) > Trader's Little Helper (Convert to flac8) > Mp3tag v2.85 (id tags)

recorded by bradleybee

01. Double Dare (4:47)
02. In the Flat Field (4:24)
03. A God in an Alcove (4:16)
04. Dive (2:30)
05. Spy in the Cab (4:26)
06. Small Talk Stinks (3:12)
07. St Vitus Dance (3:53)
08. Stigmata Martyr (3:39)
09. Nerves (6:47)
10. Burning from the Inside (7:24)
11. Silent Hedges (3:29)
12. Bela Lugosi's Dead (8:11)
13. She's in Parties (6:38)
14. Adrenalin (5:22)
15. Kick in the Eye (2:51)
16. The Passion of Lovers (3:57)
17. encore (3:27)
18. Telegram Sam (2:12)
19. Ziggy Stardust (4:06)

tracks 01-16     Bauhaus songs
track 18    T. Rex cover
track 19    David Bowie cover

Siouxsie & The Banshees - The Tube - 10.02.1984 (DivX)









So I uploaded a DVD version with better image and bitrate a long time ago, and removed this one. Recently someone left a comment asking for this older version, worse in every way, because it has an EXTRA track when compared with the newer version. It has Swimming Horses as the 4th track, wich was only broadcasted in this channel. So here you have it, in all it's lossy splendour, maybe someone has this version with better quality and is willing to share it somewhere?

Tracklist:
Running Town 
Bring Me The Head of the Preacher Man
Blow the House Down  
Swimming Horses

Total time: 19m 12s

Format                                   : AVI
Format/Info                              : Audio Video Interleave
File size                                : 188 MiB
Duration                                 : 19 min 12 s
Overall bit rate                         : 1 369 kb/s

Video
ID                                       : 0
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Format settings                          : BVOP
Format settings, BVOP                    : Yes
Format settings, QPel                    : No
Format settings, GMC                     : No warppoints
Format settings, Matrix                  : Default (H.263)
Codec ID                                 : DIVX
Codec ID/Info                            : Project Mayo
Codec ID/Hint                            : DivX 4
Duration                                 : 19 min 12 s
Bit rate                                 : 784 kb/s
Width                                    : 320 pixels
Height                                   : 240 pixels
Display aspect ratio                     : 4:3
Frame rate                               : 25.152 FPS
Color space                              : YUV
Chroma subsampling                       : 4:2:0
Bit depth                                : 8 bits
Scan type                                : Progressive
Compression mode                         : Lossy
Bits/(Pixel*Frame)                       : 0.406
Stream size                              : 108 MiB (57%)

Audio
ID                                       : 1
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Format settings                          : Little / Signed
Format settings, Endianness              : Little
Format settings, Sign                    : Signed
Codec ID                                 : 1
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Bit rate mode                            : Constant
Bit rate                                 : 512 kb/s
Channel(s)                               : 2 channels
Sampling rate                            : 16.0 kHz
Bit depth                                : 16 bits
Stream size                              : 70.3 MiB (37%)
Alignment                                : Aligned on interleaves
Interleave, duration                     : 250  ms (6.29 video frames)
Interleave, preload duration             : 250  ms

RE-UPLOAD: NoMeansNo - Peel Sessions - 1988-1989 (Flac) - Retracked Version


I already had posted the first session in MP3, here's both sessions in Flac. Brilliant stuff. Thanks to the original uploader. This a slighly altered version in relation to the previous one that I posted.

Original Info File:

 BBC FM broadcasts, unknown tapers and 2006 seeder

September 2016 reseed by zootype:
retracked with volume adjustments and repairs.

38:17 minutes

tracklist:

Peel Session 1,
Maida Vale Studios,
London, UK
1988-05-17
01 Ya Little Creep 4:06
02 Body Bag
 > Stop It! 10:03
03 Mama's Little Boy 6:02

Peel Session 2
Maida Vale 3 Studios,
London, UK
1989-05-30
04 The Day Everything Became Nothing 4:31
05 The Tower
 >  Brainless Wonder 6:27
06 Two Lips, Two Lungs and One Tongue 1:51
07 Rags and Bones 5:12

original seeder's notes:
--
This is a pretty rare find. I was only able to come across unknown gen copies
of the NoMeansNo Peel Sessions (after much searching!).
I give them to you as they are. I am hoping this will liberate a lower gen copy.
The quality is pretty good, I'd say B+.
A couple of glitches, but nothing too drastic.

NoMeansNo have only done 2 Peels, and they are both here.
The first one has the only known "live" recording of Mama's Little Boy too.

Enjoy, but please:
Do Not Sell!
Do Not Disseminate in MP3 Format!!

FM>CDR>EAC>FLAC>2006 seed

reseed:
retracked with volume adjustments and repairs [clicks, gaps];
new FLAC-8 files and checksum files created
and this info file revised;
original info file included.

Thanks again to the tapers and original seeder for this recording.

a zootype reseed  September 2016

RE-UPLOAD: The Sex Pistols - Fan Club EP's Vol 1 - 6 (Flac)




Excellent.Thanks Steve and Comaman for creating ans sharing this collection, and to badvok for sharing it on MWP.

Info collected by gjfatty:

The Fan Club EP's - Volume 1 - 6.

Recording Label: Comaman.
Running Time: 77mins 46secs.
Year: 2011
ISMN: ?
Recording Company Code: ?
Quality: 10

This complete CD has been created by a guy called Comaman it is a compilation of all the Sex Pistols fan club Ep's that have been released on 7" vinyl so far. the 6 vinyl EP's are all recordings from various studios and have been released in very limited numbers and colours on ebay. This comes with high quality artwork and a great sound .



Fan Club Issue 1. The Lost 1976 Studio EP (Sexfan001)
Studio demos July and October 1976.

Side One. Anarchy In The U.K (Wessex studio October 1976) / Submission (Alternative mix by Dave Goodman July 1976)
Side Two. Anarchy In The UK (Alternative mix by Dave Goodman July 1976) / Pretty Vacant (Instrumental demo Denmark Street studio July 1976)

Notes. 7". Surfaced August 2008. Available in black, white, clear, blue, and red vinyl. Coloured vinyls limited to 50 each. Record comes with a membership card, Paul Cook bubble gum card & promo photo.

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Fan Club Issue 2. Maasbree 77 Radio EP (Sexfan002)
Live, Maasbree, Holland 11th December 1977.

Side One. Anarchy In The UK / Liar
Side Two. No Fun

Notes. Surfaced January 2009. Available in black, clear, white, yellow and pink vinyl. Coloured vinyls limited to 100 each. Records come with a membership card, Glen Matlock bubble gum card & promo photo.

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Fan Club Issue 3. The Monitor Mixes 1976/1977 EP (Sexfan003)
Studio, Wessex October 76 and Gooseberry Studios January 77

Side One. Substitute / Don't Give Me No Lip
Side Two. New York / EMI

Notes. Surfaced September 2009. Available in black, clear, white, yellow and pink vinyl. Coloured vinyls limited to 100 each. Records come with a membership card, Johnny Rotten bubble gum card & promo photo.

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Fan Club Issue 4. The Denmark Street Demos EP (Sexfan004)
Studio, Denmark Street, July 76

Side One. Anarchy In The UK / I Wanna Be Me
Side Two. Seventeen / Pretty Vacant

Notes. Surfaced September 2010. Available in black, clear, white, yellow and pink vinyl. Coloured vinyls limited to 100 each. Records come with a membership card, Steve Jones bubble gum card & promo photo.

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Fan Club Issue 5. The Lost Live 1976 EP (Sexfan005)
Live, various 76

Side One. Anarchy In The UK (Granada Studios, 4 September 76) / Satellite (The 76 Club Burton-On-Trent Outtake, 24 September 76)
Side Two. No Fun (Notre Dame Hall, 15 November 76) / Problems (Electric Circus, 9 December 76).

Notes. Surfaced November 2010. Available in black, clear, white, yellow and pink vinyl. Coloured vinyls limited to 100 each. Records come with a membership card, Johnny Rotten bubble gum card & promo photo.

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Fan Club Issue 6. The Lost Live 1977 EP (Sexfan006)
Live Maasbree 11th December 77, and Stockholm 28th July 77

Side One. Pretty Vacant / EMI (MAF Centrum. Maasbree, Holland, 11th December 77)
Side Two. No Fun (Student Karen, Stockholm, Sweden, 28th July 77)

Notes. Surfaced Janaury 2011. Available in black, clear, white, yellow and pink vinyl. Coloured vinyls limited to 100 each. Records come with a membership card, Steve Jones bubble gum card & Winterland photo. Sleeve incorrectly lists no Fun as 28th September.

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Fan Club Issue 7. The Lost Live 1978 EP (Sexfan007) (added to guide August 2011)
Live Longhall Ballroom Dallas 10th Jan 78 and Kingfisher Club, Baton Rouge 9th Jan 78

Side One. Holidays in the Sun (Longhall Ballroom, Dallas 10th Jan 78) / Submission (Kingfisher Club, Baton Rouge 9th Jan 78)
Side Two. Belsen Was a Gas (Longhall Ballroom, Dallas 10th Jan 78 / No Fun (Kingfisher Club, Baton Rouge, 9th Jan 78)

Notes. Surfaced April 2011. Available in black, clear, white, yellow and pink vinyl. Coloured vinyls limited to 100 each. Records come with a membership card, Sid Vicious bubble gum card & Sid promo photo.

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Covers from
http://musicartvcl.blogspot.com.au/2012/02/sex-pistols-fan-club-eps-2011.html


RE-UPLOAD: TaxiWars - SuperBock SuperRock Festival, Parque das Nações, Lisboa, Portugal - 15.07.2017 (Flac)



Lineage: SIC Radical Broadcast -> Roland R-05 -> Audacity -> TLH -> Flac (8)

Notes: TaxiWars is a Jazz Rock project created by dEUS frontman Tom Barman with saxophonist Robin Verheyen, bassist Nicolas Thys and drummer Antoine Pierre.

Setlist:

01.
02.
03.
04.
05.
06.
07.
08.
09.
10.
11

Time: 42.30 min

Do Not Sell!
Enjoy

Friday 24 April 2020

RE-UPLOAD: The Sisters Of Mercy - Town Hall, Middlesbrough, UK - 03.05.1984 (Flac)


SOURCE: Cassette - ION Tape2PC - FLAC (level 8) - you

Tracks:
01. Burn
02. Heartland
03. Walk Away
04. Anaconda
05. Body And Soul
06. Floorshow
07. Emma
08. Adrenochrome
09. Alice
10. Body Electric
11. Gimme Shelter
12. Ghost Rider

Ghost Dance - Bournemouth College, Bournemouth, UK - 09.12.1987 (ProShot DVD)







This DVD was shared a long time ago on the now defunct Ghost Dance Forum. It's a nice pro-shot video, that seems to be a work copy since it has the time code imbedded on the image.

Since the forum is dead now, maybe some of the old members can share with us this other DVD that was originally share on the weeding section:


Setlist:

This should be the correct order...

01 River Of No Return
02 Born To Be Your Slave
03 Nothing Without You
04 When I Call
05 I Will Wait
06 If Only You Were Here Now
07 Dr Love
08 The Blood Still Flows
09 Heaven And Beyond
10 Last Train
11 Grip Of Love

The DVD has tracks 4 & 5 the wrong way round so "I Will Wait" will play
before "When I Call".

Do Not Sell!
Enjoy.


Peter Murphy + David J - Paramount Theatre, Austin, TX, USA - 31.01.2019 (Flac)



Thanks to the original uploader on Dime.


Original Info File:

Tour: 40 years of Bauhaus Ruby Celebration featuring .

two source mix by exene
olympus LS-12 (44/16) > wav > flac
olympus LS-P4 (44/16) > wav > flac

Location: 8th row floor, center

Setlist:

01. Double Dare
02. In the Flat Field
03. A God in an Alcove
04. Dive
05. Spy in the Cab
06. Small Talk Stinks
07. St. Vitus Dance
08. Stigmata Martyr
09. Nerves
10. Burning from the Inside
11. Silent Hedges
12. Bela Lugosi's Dead
13. She's in Parties
14. Kick in the Eye
15. King Volcano
16. Kingdom's Coming
17. Severance  (Dead Can Dance cover)
   
notes:
Sold out show, the goths were out in force.
Stage was rushed during Stigmata, security went
from asking people not to dance at their seats to
not giving a crap when half the theater poured into the
aisles and front of stage :)
I stayed put, already had a great spot.  Recording sounds nice.
Peter still has it, superb performance.

enjoy!
~exene

Magazine/Dead Boys/The Members - Fox Warfield, San Francisco, CA, USA - 15.08.1980 (Flac)



Excellent sound. Thanks to the original uploder on Dime.

Original Info Files:

The Members

Recording chain:
Stage mics > splitter (split to house snake/SBD and TH snake) > TH dedicated snake >
Peavy MkII 12 channel mixing board (10 channels snake, 2 channels audience mics) >
AKAI GXC-570D Cassette Deck (Dolby B on) > BBE 482 Sonic Maximizer > TDK SA-90 tape

Archival Process:
1999: AKAI-GXC-570D Cassette > TDK SA-90 tapes playback (NO Dolby) > BBE 482 Sonic Maximizer (to clean up tapes) >
Tascam DA-30 DAT > HHb DAT-125 DAT tape
2002: HHb CDR-850 Professional CD Recorder (In real time) > HHb CDR74 Gold 100 year archival grade CDRs
2005: Transfered to HDD in AIFF file format

Dime release processing: AIFF Master Files > FFMPEG > 16 bit FLAC 8 > tagging, cover artwork, checksums.

Recorded, preserved, and master AIFF files provided by: Terry Hammer

Setlist:
01. Electricity
02. Muzak Machine
03. Flyin' Again
04. Offshore Banking Business
05. Stand Up And Spit
06. Romance
07. Gang War
08. Don't Push
09. Police Car
10. Sound Of The Suburbs
11. Soho A-Go-Go
12. Solitary Confinement
13. Chelsea Night Club
14. GLC

Length: 55:03

Band:
Nicky Tesco (Nick Lightowlers) - vocals
JC Carroll - guitar, vocals
Nigel Bennett - guitar
Chris Payne - bass
Adrian Lillywhite - drums

Notes:
* The Members were a first generation punk band from the UK.
* A little Ska, a little Reggae, a little Punk, all mixed up, and out come... the Members.
* Band website: http://www.themembers.co.uk/
* About band: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Members
* One of my favorite bands of that time, really clever, creative, and wrote good songs. Hard to wait for this release, but here it is!!
* This show, which featured Magazine (THTP 1) along with Pere Ubu, The Members, and Stiv Bator's Dead Boys (THTP 15), was actually a Bill Graham show, it was called URGH #1, after that he took the show to L.A. and actually they made a movie called URGH! A Music War, they recorded in L.A. and the U.K. This show was the first. Too bad they didn't record video footage in SF.
* GLC was the Greater London Counsel, a subject of frequent conflict in those days, particularly in punk and reggae circles.

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Dead Boys

Setlist:
01. Sonic Reducer
02. Dead Boy
03. Caught With The Meat In Your Mouth
04. Third Generation Nation
05. It's Cold Outside
06. Circumstantial Evidence
07. Tell Me
08. I Won't Look Back
09. Nothing To Do
10. I Need Lunch
11. Son Of Sam

Length: 34:47

Band:
Stiv Bators (Steve Bator) - vocals
Cheetah Chrome (Gene O'Connor) - lead guitar
Jeff Magnum (Jeff Halmagy) - bass
Johnny Blitz (John Madansky) - drums

[not sure if there was a rhythm guitar player replacing Jimmy Zero (William Wilden)]

Notes:
* Hey, it's the Dead Boys. It's an awesome recording. What are you waiting for?!!
* "Where's Zero? Zero is in a mental hospital"
* About band: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_Boys [note: wikipedia says the Dead Boys were not active in 1980 but here they are!!]
* There's a bit of channel balancing happening in opening seconds of Sonic Reducer, but it comes in quick. Terry is fast, mixing live like this is really difficult.
* At start of track 8, Stiv does a brief Johnny Rotten 'RRrrright now' impersonation (from Anarchy in the UK)
* Event flyer and band images included.
* This show, which featured Magazine along with Pere Ubu, The Members, and Stiv Bator's Dead Boys, was actually a Bill Graham show, it was called URGH #1, after that he took the show to L.A. and actually they made a movie called URGH! A Music War, they recorded in L.A. and the U.K. This show was the first. Too bad they didn't record video footage in SF.

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 Magazine

 Setlist:
01. Intro Music The Book
02. Feed The Enemy
03. Stuck
04. Permafrost
05. The Light Pours Out Of Me
06. Because You're Frightened
07. Parade
08. Thank You Fellettin' Me Be Mice Elf
09. Shot By Both Sides
10. I Want To Burn Again
11. A Song From Under The Floorboards
12. Model Worker
13. 20 Years Ago

Length: 1:05:13

Magazine in 1980 was:
Howard Devoto - lead vocals
John McGeoch - guitar (not sure which played this show)
Robin Simon - guitar (not sure which played this show)
Barry Adamson - bass guitar
Dave Formula - keyboards
John Doyle - drums

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No distribution in lossy formats!!
No selling!!
No bootlegging!!
No remastering!!
Yes sharing. Definitely share.

Support the artists when or if they play, and buy their records/merchandise.

Please correct any errors or oversights in this information in the comments section so the information can be as accurate as possible.

If you can find related materials like flyers, posters, ticket stubs, even photos, etc, please add them in a comment and I will add them to the main release folder, so that can be included on the next re-seeding. Every bit is welcome, and as I am time constrained on this project due to the amount of material, I cannot spend as much time on each release doing research as I would like, so if we can add to and improve the information and release contents during this series, that would be great.

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About Terry Hammer and the THTP:

Someone put my feelings very well about these recordings in the following quote. I can't really improve on their words beyond noting that these recordings sound absolutely and utterly stunning, and I consider myself incredibly lucky to be able to present these to you here in their original, first generation, lossless hi-fidelity versions, for the first time ever.

"[These recordings were] recorded and preserved by collector/engineer Terry Hammer, for broadcast over the UC Berkeley station KALX and several others from the 1979 -1981 period. Anyone who spent a night at one of these clubs knows how chaotic the atmosphere was. That he was able to, not only get a decent feed from the sound mixing board, but was also able to get clean recordings was something of a miracle. And the fact this guy did it over and over again is pure dedication to the cause of preserving history for decades to come. Fortunately for everyone, he’s been making these gems of history available and their value as historic documents is inestimable. This is really exciting stuff and I am grateful for Terry’s foresight and deft skill."
src: https://pastdaily.com/2014/06/25/gang-four-live-american-indian-center-san-francisco-1980-nights-roundtable-concert-edition/

If you've ever been looking for an excuse to upgrade your sound system, these recordings certainly should provide you with some motivation, because they have incredible sound. And if you already have a quality sound system, you are in for a treat!! The audio goes straight to 20k hz, no losses I can detect. Due to the reality of tapes, even high end as used here, the low end starts at 47 hz.

And if you want to learn more about this incredible musical era, listen to the stuff you haven't heard, there are amazing gems in there.

Do we call these soundboards? Technically not precisely because this is not the house mix, these shows were mixed using a dedicated mixing board, with an additional 1 to 2 audience mics (1 for Mab because he needed 11 snake inputs), 2 at other clubs) in the mix. But I call it the Terry Hammer Tape Project (THTP) to make sure there is no doubt about the project's creator.

TECH:
Note that Terry made 2 master recordings (recording at the same time) when he mixed these shows live:
1: Reel to reel, for the radio stations:
Technics RS-1500 Reel To Reel (mostly TDK Audua L-1800 & LB-1800 tape with back coating or Scotch 206 / 207 with back coating. Maybe a few Maxell UD-XL). All the KALX shows went to KALX, they supplied the reel to reel tape.

2: For his own use, and as backup in case something happened to the reels:
AKAI GXC-570D Cassette Deck > TDK SA-90 tape > BBE 482 Sonic Maximizer > (transfered to) Tascam DA-30 DAT > HHb CDR-850

Terry isn't sure, but thinks the audience mics he used maybe were electro Voice EV-DS35's.

Info: http://www.bbesound.com/products/sonic-maximizers/482i.aspx

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 - teetering



Au Pairs - London School Of Economics, London, UK - 10.11.1980 (Flac)




Thanks to the original uploader on Dime.

unknown generation audience recording > CDR > WAV > flac via TTH (level 8; pad SBE)
from the Cowtruck archive

Setlist:

1 Dear John
2 Come Again
3 Love Song
4 Repetition
5 Armagh
6 It's Obvious
7 Diet
8 Unfinished Business
9 Monogamy //




RE-UPLOAD: Blondie - X Offender - 1976 - 1979 (DVD/ISO/PAL)

 







Thanks to dm999 for sharing at PT and to Š†©kmªÑ for sharing it here.
Cover Art by DutchPunkOnTheRise


Running Time 130mins Region 0 (Pal) Recorded by me to Panasonic E-85 recorder,
full menuchapters.
I think the best quality early footage you’ll find by Blondie all on one disc.

Contents:

Blank Generation Film,'8mm Silly Camera' (1976)

Platinum Blonde
Out In The Streets

Don Kirshner Show, US TV (1977)
In The Sun

Blitzkrieg Bop Movie (September 1977)
Interview / Live CBGB's

What's On, Granada TV (7th November 1977)
Rip Her To Shreds

Dutch TV (1977)
Rifle Range
In The Flesh


Wonderland Documentary, Paradiso Club, Amsterdam (19th November 1977)
Detroit 442
Interview
Love At The Pier

Spanish TV (1977)
Rip Her To Shreds


Musikladen, German TV (21st January 1978)
X Offender
Little Girl Lies
Look Good In Blue
Man Overboard
In The Flesh
I'm On E
Love At The Pier
I Didn't Have The Nerve To Say No
Bermuda Triangle Blues (Flight 45)
Kidnapper
Youth Nabbed As Sniper

Mike Douglas Show, US TV (21st April 1978)
Denis
Youth Nabbed As Sniper

TOTP (23rd February 1978)
Denis

TOPT (24th August 1978)
Picture This

TOTP (25th December 1979)
Sunday Girl
Dreaming

OGWT (7th March 1978)
Fan Mail
Detroit 442
(I'm Always Touched By Your) Presence Dear

Musikladen, German TV (19th September 1978)
In The Sun
X Offender
Picture This
I'm Gonna Love You Too
Will Anything Happen
I'm On E
Denis
I Know But I don't Know
Youth Nabbed As Sniper
Kung Fu Girls
(I'm Always Touched By Your) Presence Dear

Disco, German TV (30th April 1979)
Heart Of Glass

Saturday Night Live, US TV (13th October 1979)
Dreaming
The Hardest Part

VH1 (4th February 1999)
Early Clips 

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Have phun
Š†©kmªÑ


RE-UPLOAD: Nitzer Ebb - Dark Christmas Festival, Sala Heineken, Madrid, Spain - 17.12.2011 (Flac)





Excellent sound and a pretty good performance. Thanks to dtsom for letting me share his recording here. Artwork by yours truly.

Gear: EDIROL R05- CA 9100 + CA 11 CARDS
Lineage: Wav - > Audacity -> Traders Little Helper -> FLAC (Level 8)
Taper: D.E.



Tracklist:

01. Intro
02. Getting Closer
03. Down On Your Knees
04. Shame
05. Hearts And Minds
06. Let Your Body Learn
07. Once You Say
08. Lightning Man
09. Hit You Back
10. Blood Money
11. Payroll
12. Godhead
13. I Am Undone
14. Murderous
15. Control I’m Here
16. (encore break)
17. Promise
18. Join In The Chant
19. I Give To You

Enjoy!

DO NOT SELL!
For Sharing and Trading only!
Do Not Convert to Lossy formats, unless personal use!
Support the band, Buy the Official Records and go to the Concerts!