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Flac created with Trader's Little Helper, SBE and torrent work also done with TLH. Magix program was used for track markings, volume increase, a volume adjustment at the beginning of the show, and removal of before and after show sounds. H4n lined into computer by USB, wav sent to Magix Audio Cleaning Lab 12. This was recorded by lining an old Aiwa boombox (CSD-ES227) from the headphone jack via 1/8" stereo cord, into my Zoom H4n. HUGE Thanks to crematia13 for sharing his recording on Dime. So this seems to be the present state of affairs as long as concerts go. Supports Artists! Attends their concerts.īuy their official releases and merchandising.
Take Me! (faded out at 04:27 - broadcast's end)ĭO NOT MAKE ANY KIND OF PROFIT WITH THIS AUDIO! - SHARE FREELY Mkvmerge 7.0 (.ts file unwanted parts cutting) Matroska File (.mka) encapsulation > dime > you.ġ4. NDR Blue Radio satellite broadcast > TS 3010 HD (.ts file HDD acquisition via USB port) > Recorded on via satellite radio broadcast from NDR Blue German radio Tascan 112 > soundforge (16 bit, 44.1 khz wav) > Joe Leeway: congas, percussion, keyboards and vocalsĪlannah Currie: drums, percussion, vocalsģ: hold me now 7:52 (tape flip after, applause spliced) Tom Bailey: bass, guitar, keyboards, vocal, harmonica The recordings are from different locations. The line-up has been taken from Hans' excellent site From The Archives. These FLAC-files (level 8 encoded) are the result of that.Īnother tape from the Magnix Live Archive. Got this on tape in a trade early 2001 (thanksĪgain Philippe!). Source: Mixing desk Tape > Tape > Tape > WAV > FLAC Total running time: 65 minutes and 47 seconds. Jeffrey Lee Pierce (vocals)/Jim Duckworth (guitar)/Patricia Morrison (bass) and Dee Pop (drums).ġ4. Line-up #3B (New York: February 1983 - August 1983): Thanks to Magnix for sharing this recording on Dime. Patricia was the bass player inbetweenġ9. Seems positively quaint that in 1981 no one quite understood how youĬould get love from a computer!! The thought of computers themselvesĮxcellent Soundboard recording. Of the world of computers is all about money, and figuratively: that German, that could be translated in two fashions - Literally: the time "Computerwelt", the phrase "den Zeit ist Geld" has been added. Germany, the titles listed below are from the original German.Ĭoncert also features some early differences in vocals. Wrong, they sold albums and performed in French and Japanese, as wellĪs in German and English. To the best of my knowledge and correct me if I am Were known for both changing song titles and lyrics to suit the nation This time around, it's a 1:1Ĭopy of the master of a really fine audience recording. Stationed in Wiesbaden in the US Air Force. Is another one of the tape trades I made with German pals while Thanks to doinkertapes for sharing it again and for the artwork. Uploaded to TTD by propylaen2001 in September 2020.Įxcellent sound. Trade freely! Do not buy or sell! Keep it lossless!
Support the artists! Buy their official releases, go to their concerts! Recorded 1982/1983 at Park South Studios, New York Lineage: vinyl > Technics SL-QD33 > BBE FJB-200X pre-amp > Creative X-Fi 24 bit sound card > SoundForge 9 > WAV (24/96) > HDD > iZotope RX2 (click removal) > FLACħ. Thanks to propylaen2001 for sharing this rip on TTD. This can be seen as the demos of the This Is What You Want album since most of the songs where released in another version on that album. Keith Levene quitted the band in 1984 and took the masters of the supposed new album with him, releasing them in the USA on a record label made just for that purpose.
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