Simply Red - Newcastle City Hall 1989

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Originally posted January 29, 2009

Simply Red - Newcastle City Hall

February 28, 1989

BBC Radio One FM Source @192

 

Setlist:

01 - Holding Back The Years
02 - Come To My Aid
03 - Infidelity
04 - Jericho
05 - Sad Old Red
06 - If You Don't Know Me By Now
07 - Its Only Love
08 - Moneys Too Tight
09 - I Won't Feel Bad
10 - Heaven
11 - The Right Thing
12 - Everytime We Say Goodbye

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Elvis Costello - Live London, UK. 1980

Back From The Dead...
Originally posted February 10, 2014

Elvis Costello - Hope & Anchor 

London, UK

May 14, 1980
BBC FM Source @ 320

 

Setlist:

01. intro
02. Temptation
03. Help Me
04. I Stand Accused
05. One More Heartache
06. Secondary Modern
07. (I Don't Want To Go To) Chelsea
08. Little Sister
09. High Fidelity
10. Lipstick Vogue
11. Waiting For The End Of The World
12. Don't Look Back
13. Girls Talk
14. Watching The Detectives
15. You Belong To Me

Encore
16. Oliver's Army
17. Mystery Dance
18. (What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love And Understanding?
19. Pump It Up---outro



Elvis Costello - Guitar,Vocals
Martin Belmont - Guitar
Bruce Thomas - Bass
Pete Thomas - Drums

 Thanks to Tony the Tiger at the once famous Nargo The Bort's Deviant Subculture



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Massive Attack - Anine The Remix Album

Back From The Dead by request!
Originally posted January 18, 2010

Massive Attack - Anine The Remix Album

Remixed Studio Recordings @192
(This is NOT an Official Release)

 

Track List:
01. Risingson [The Underdog Remix]
02. Teardrop [Mad Professor Mazaruni Mix]
03. Angel [Remix]
04. Inertia Creeps [Manic Street Preachers Version]
05. Superpredators [The Mead Professor Remix]
06. Euro Zero Zero
07. Group Four [The Mad Professor Remix]
08. Reflection
09. Risingson (Otherside)
10. Teardrop [Scream Team Remix]
11. I Want You
12. Spying Glass
13. I Want You [Orchestral]

 

 

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Elvis Costello And The Attractions - Cleveland, Ohio 1977

Elvis Costello And The Attractions

Agora Ballroom
Cleveland, Ohio
December 5, 1977
 Soundboard or FM Source @flac
Liberated bootleg aka-Angry Young Sod

Set list:
01.Welcome To The Working Week
02.(The Angels Wanna Wear My) Red Shoes
03.Hand In Hand
04.Waiting For The End Of The World
05.No Action
06.Less Than Zero
07.The Beat
08.No Dancing
09.Big Tears
10.Blame It On Cain
11.Little Triggers
12.Radio, Radio
13.You Belong To Me
14.Pump It Up
15.Lipstick Vogue
16.Watching The Detectives
17.Miracle Man
18.Mystery Dance


Notes:
 No Dancing and Live Vol. 1 are said to be of better quality.
- Back cover says "Live in the UK 1979".
- Cover is an eloborate 4-way fold-out.

Release Info:
- Date: 1992
- Media: CD
- Catalogue number: Turtle Records TR-209

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Thirsty Ear - The Vapors, Martha & the Muffins, Gary Numan

The Vapors
Martha & the Muffins
Gary Numan

Thirsty Ear Live Radio Concert
air dates October 9th through 12th, 1980

The Vapors recorded in New York City
Martha & the Muffins records in Toronto
Gary Numan recorded in London

We don't know the original recording dates, and the air dates are spread over several days.

01 Announcer - Thirsty Ear Intro
02 Commercial - Dannon Yogurt
03 The Vapors - Somehow
04 The Vapors - Prisoners
05 The Vapors - Bunkers
06 The Vapors - News At Ten
07 Commercial - Dannon Yogurt
08 The Vapors - Waiting For The Weekend
09 The Vapors - Spring Collection
10 The Vapors - Turning Japanese
11 Commercial - Dannon Yogurt
12 Martha & the Muffins - About Insomnia
13 Martha & the Muffins - Echo Beach
14 Martha & the Muffins - Saigon
15 Commercial - Dannon Yogurt
16 Gary Numan - Me! I Disconnect From You
17 Gary Numan - Cars
18 Gary Numan - Remember I Was Vapour
19 Announcer - Thirsty Ear Outro

Here's the second half of that double-header I promised you!

Thirsty Ear was founded in 1977 by Peter Gordon as a company to market alternative music.  He signed on 18 college radio stations in the northeast to carry one hour shows with a mix of live concerts interspersed with short interview segments.  By 1980, he was distributing reels to 75 stations, and it was time to go national and move out of college radio. Dannon Yogurt agreed to sponsor the show.

There’s very little information available about the show. The initial list of 18 stations for the first broadcasts in 1977 was:

WFMU Upsala College (East Orange, New Jersey)
WRSU Rutgers University (New Jersey
WTSR Trenton State (New Jersey)
WAER Syracuse University (New York)
WRUR Univ. of Rochester (New York)
WHRW State Univ. of New York at Binghampton  (New York)
WBFO State Univ of New York at Buffalo  (New York)
WFHC Hofstra University (New York)
WRUV University of Vermont at Burlington (Vermont)
WMUA University of Massachusetts Amherst (Massachusetts)
WICH Wooster (Massachusetts)
WJUL Lowell Tech  (Massachusetts)
WBUR Boston University  (Massachusetts)
WTCC Springfield Tech  (Massachusetts)
WUNH University of New Hampshire at Durham (New Hampshire)
WMEV University of Maine at Orino (Maine)
WPKN University of Bridgeport (Connecticut)
WNHU University of New Haven (Connecticutt)

College radio stations were low powered, with limited reception. College radio usually had a class D licenses for ten-watt radio stations. The broadcast range would be about five to seven miles around the antenna. The limited number of stations means there’s very few original reels, and the audience recording shows off the air was small.  Currently on Guitars101 and SugarMegs, there’s only the Talking Heads Thirsty Ear show circulating.

I did searches on Billboard and on newspapers.com, and came up with a list of some of the shows that were broadcast.

Thirsty Ear College Radio Shows:
1977-04-xx Dean Friedman, My Father's Place
1977-09-16 Pat Metheny
1979-11-17 Talking Heads
1977-12-01 Horslips
1978-01-22 (air date) Graham Parker Palladium recorded 1977-10-22, six tracks, all same as the KBFH tracks, plus interviews
1978-04-16 Robin Williamson and his Merry Band
1978-12-07 Townes Van Zant Boston College, John Lee Hooker
1978-12-15 Albert King, John Lee Hooker
1979-xx-xx Gove Scrivenor, live from the Exit/In

Nationally syndicated shows sponsored by Dannon:
1980-09-13 Jackson Browne, John Hall, Bonnie Rait, and Graham Nash
1980-10-11 David Bowie Special (interview)
1980-10-11 Vapors, Gary Numan
1980-10-18 Bruce Cockburn
1980-10-25 Polyrock
1980-10-26 Joe Jackson
1980-11-08 Johnny van Zant, The Kinds
1980-11-22 George Thorogood
1980-12-11 to 13 Ziggarut
1980-12-21 Billy Joel
1980-12-xx Son of Stiff Radio Tour '80 Any Trouble, Dirty Looks, Joe "King" Carrasco, Equators, Ten Pole Tudor

I found references to other possible Thirsty Ear shows…which may be either college or national as there are no dates associated with them:
Andy Pratt
Angel City
Daryl Hall 
Dixie Dregs
Fandango
Happy Traum
Joe Jackson
Larry Gatlin
Police
Spyro Gyra

I couldn’t find any live shows past 1980…but Thirsty Ear continued to produce radio specials and those may have had exclusive live content.

The company became a record label in 1990, and also managed 2.13.61, the label owned by Henry Rollins. As a record label, they continue to issue records, primarily jazz records, until this day. 

This transfer was direct from the radio station reel, and provided to us courtesy of our pal, Sam Eliot’s Mustache.

https://mega.nz/file/qQRTyR6A#4XpYa7MFV9e0K9mmTuiYNJySTWnbKDss47gehm0KkSc

Thirsty Ear - George Thorogood, Billy Burnette - 1980

George Thorogood & the Destroyers
Billy Burnette
Thirsty Ear Live Radio Concert
air dates November 16 through 23, 1980
Thorogood recorded at Toad's Place, New Haven, CT
Burnette recorded at Trax in New York City
We don't know the original recording dates, and the air dates are spread over several days.

01 Announcer - Thirsty Ear Intro
02 Commercial - Dannon Yogurt
03 George Thorogood & the Destroyers - House of Blue Lights
04 George Thorogood & the Destroyers - Interview Who Do You Love
05 Commercial - Dannon Yogurt
06 George Thorogood & the Destroyers - House Rent Boogie One Bourbon One Scotch One Beer
07 George Thorogood & the Destroyers - Interview
08 Commercial - Schlitz (Jerry Reed)
09 George Thorogood & the Destroyers - Madison Blues
10 George Thorogood - Interview
11 George Thorogood & the Destroyers - Move It On Over
12 Commercial - Dannon Yogurt
13 Billy Burnette - In Just A Heartbeat
14 Billy Burnette - Oh, Susan
15 Billy Burnette - Don't Say No
16 Billy Burnette - Tear It Up
17 Announcer - Thirsty Ear Outro

First of all, I hope you're having a wonderful Sunday.  We've got a double-header lined up for today.  As the liner notes are the same for both shows, I'm only posting the notes once, on the second post.  What we've got line up for you are two very rare shows taken from the original radio station reels, once again provided to us by a friend of the Voodoo Wagon blog, the generous Sam Eliot's Mustache.

While I've been researching radio shows for years, the Thirsty Ear series was known to me only by a single show - the Talking Heads appearance at Northern Studios, Maynard MA on November 17, 1977.  There's a copy up at Guitars 101...but other than that, I've never heard another Thirsty Ear show.

If any of our Beloved Voodoo Wagon Audience have any knowledge, rumors, facts, stories, etc. about this radio show, please drop 'em in the comments below.  

Flac files of wavs:  

https://mega.nz/file/yUQxUJBJ#8ViwIkb6KbU7Qtx9r5RpdToUSQlhOHPrLtOuxvJHMBI

Paul Westerberg - Hard To Find Paul

 *THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

An open letter to Mr. Paul Westerberg

Greetings Paul:

Seeing as how you have gone into retirement and have decided to leave our musical world with a black hole, devoid of your talent, I am pleading, begging for you to send to me your unheard, unreleased music. I figure since you are retired the bug has still not left you. I'm sure you still (on occasion) go down to the basement and amuse yourself with your latest hooks, catchy melodies, fantastic choruses that now linger in obscurity. I am offering a solution though. If you are so willing, send me everything you've done for the last 18 years. I will then release it, small portions at a time to your loving fans. I will not make a penny from it. As a matter of fact if you would like to be paid for it we could set up something through your Dry Wood Garage endeavor. You can set the price you want us (your fans) to pay. We (the fans) have one less smile to show since you've decided to leave us. In the name of Dwight Twilley at least consider it.

One of your biggest fans

Jobe

So what we have here (while we're waiting for Paul to get back to me) is a collection of unreleased, outtakes, diffrent versions, unavailable in America, from one of the greatest singer-songwriters. Special thanks to bobstinsonsghost for making what's here available to us. Also there is one song on here by The Replacements "The Look Of Love" by one of my favorite 60's singers Leslie Gore. If you haven't figured Paul out yet you're an idiot.  See scans

OR I TIP MY HAND KEEP IT INSIDE TILL I MIGHT EXPLODE FEEL MY SKIN LIKE A SUIT OF CLOTHES

Elvin Bishop Band LIVE in Roslyn NY 1979

 Elvin Bishop Band 

My Father's Place

Old Roslyn NY

1979-11-23

WLIR-FM Broadcast @320

01. Tuning

02. WLIR Intro

03. Raisin' Hell

04. Struttin' My Stuff

05. Wiggle Wobble

06. Can't Stop Lovin You

07. Rock My Soul

08. In The Still Of The Night

09. Good Good Rockin' Goin' On

10. Rock Me Baby

11. Travelin' Shoes

12. Crowd Noise

13. Outro

Just play what you feel

Siouxsie & the Banshees / Riviera, Chicago, IL - WXRT-FM May 24, 1986

Siouxsie and the Banshees
Riviera, Chicago, IL
May 24, 1986
WXRT-FM 
unknown generation tape

01 Announcer - WXRT Intro
02 Siouxsie & the Banshees - Cities In Dust
03 Siouxsie & the Banshees - Green Fingers
04 Siouxsie & the Banshees - The Sweetest Chill
05 Siouxsie & the Banshees - Cannons
06 Siouxsie & the Banshees - Christine
07 Siouxsie & the Banshees - Melt!
08 Siouxsie & the Banshees - Bring Me The Head of the Preacher Man
09 Announcer - WXRT Break
10 Siouxsie & the Banshees - 92°
11 Siouxsie & the Banshees - Switch
12 Siouxsie & the Banshees - Painted Bird
13 Siouxsie & the Banshees - Arabian Knights
14 Siouxsie & the Banshees - Happy House
15 Siouxsie & the Banshees - Dazzle
16 Announcer - WXRT Outro (cut off)

This is a tape I got in trade back in the late 1980s.  Back when we used to assign "letter grades" to our trading lists, I rated this as a "B+."  These days... I'd call it a "B."  There's a background of radio hiss apparent when the deejays are talking, plus a few little blurts of radio static.  It's not bad, it's perfectly listenable, but somebody somewhere must have a better recording of this one.

The show is a later rebroadcast of the original concert.  Sometimes these WXRT rebroadcasts are edited down from a longer original concert.  I don't know if that's the case here, though.

There was no date on the cassette, most likely because there's no mention of the date by the disc jockey.  I was able to track down the date of the show by using Newspapers.com, and I've included the clippings to document the date.

https://mega.nz/file/aFgynKra#ehu20aTluW0GiXb_PJazJBIk2FMCXViPoJC3Y5OBJZI

UPDATE!  We have confirmed that my version is EDITED DOWN from a longer show. A member of Our Beloved Audience, Mr. Zigzagwanderer says, "I have a version of this with four more tracks - Candy Man / Paradise Place / Israel / Spellbound."

As Mr. Z shared the link...and as it is BETTER than my old tape, as it's sourced from a silver CD, here it is: 

https://mega.nz/file/qFRSFL4I#vrs5iY6kq7fvouJUc2-hjKFzOBFn4SVOwMF1ktRY88s

I hereby award Mr. Z the priceless award of one Voodoo Wagon No-Prize!  Yes, he will be the envy of all of his friends, and all the girls will want to get to know him better!  

Pink Floyd - Tokyo, Japan - 1972

Pink Floyd - Tokyo, Japan
March 6, 1972
Tokyo-to Taiikukan Concert Series
FM Source @320

 

Pink Floyd in their Japan premiere of Dark Side Of The Moon, in a live concert at Tokyo-to Taiikukan in Tokyo Japan on 3/6/1972. The album wouldn't be released until the fall of 1972, so the audience was in for a surprise. This was the first night at this venue, and was recorded and broadcast by Tokai FM in Japan.

The recordings for this broadcast came from 2 different sources, the first 7 songs are from one source and the next 11 are from another. The sound quality varies a bit but I equalized the volumes as best I could. This set from the FM broadcast is longer than the edited version on other sites.
*Note: The last song (Set The Controls For The Heart of The Sun) is the encore from the 3/7 concert, not in the 3/6 set.

Here's a translation of what the Japanese announcer says on track 12: "The first music you heard is not public yet, it’s new music – "Dark Side of the Moon". This will be released in October (1972) in England. After the break, we’ll play their normal hits. We’ll start with tuning."

 

Setlist:
01-Speak to me
02-Breathe
03-On The Run (The Travel Sequence)
04-Time
05-Breathe Reprise
06-The Great gig Ijn The Sky (The Mortality Sequence)
07-Money
08-Us And Them
09-Any Colour You Like
10-Brain Damage
11-Eclipse
12-Announcer
13-Tuning
14-One Of These Days
15-Careful With That Axe Eugene
16-Echoes
17-A Saucerful of Secrets
18-Set The Controls For the Heart of the Sun*

 

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David Bowie - with Mott the Hoople and Lou Reed - 1972-73

Back From The Dead...
Originally posted by by Mitch as mp3 July 20, 2009

David Bowie - The Legendary Lost Tapes (1972-73)

Studio & Live Recordings @flac
Artwork Included

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THE LEGENDARY LOST TAPES
The second issue of this material and it is a straight copy of the CD THE LEGENDARY TRIDENT SESSIONS (1998). Even if this CD is a copy of the original CD, the sound quality is a little bit better!
-BASSMAN

THE LEGENDARY TRIDENT SESSIONS
Wow! Amazing stuff! A rumour has been circulating that Lou and David joined Mott at at least one session during the recording of the "All The Young Dudes" album, while they were recording Lou's "Transformer" album. Here is the proof. Bowie sings ALL THE YOUNG DUDES and Lou sings SWEET JANE. They also participate on most of the other songs, playing guitar, sax or singing back up vocals. I had a tape of this session before, and I can't understand why the running order has been changed? The sound quality is excellent, but a little bit distorted (just as on the original tape!). The Glasgow show is remastered, and the sound quality is actually very good! The boring thing is that it isn't complete, and according to the cover the cuts between the songs comes from the the original tape. That isn't true! I have the tape and it doesn't feature any other cuts than the cut between side A and B. I also doubt that ROCK'N'ROLL SUICIDE is from the Glasgow show? I have never heard of any tape that lasts longer than SUFFRAGETTE CITY. Even the songs are roughly cut on the CD, not only the space of time between them! There are two missing songs, and they are LET'S SPEND THE NIGHT TOGETHER / THE JEAN GENIE / THE WIDTH OF A CIRCLE should have come after FIVE YEARS. Anyway, because of the Mott session this is a great disc.
-BASSMAN


Disc

David Bowie / Mott The Hoople / Lou Reed
Trident Studio Sessions
London, UK
May 1972

01. All The Young Dudes (long version)
02. It's Alright
03. Henry & The H-bomb (demo)
04. Sweet Jane
05. Shakin' All Over
06. Please Don't Touch
07. So Sad

Tracks 1-3 David Bowie with Mott The Hoople.
Track  4   David Bowie with Moot The Hoople, featuring Lou Reed on guide vocals.
Tracks 5-7 Lou Reed with Mott The Hoople.

The Green's Playhouse
Glasgow, Scotland
5th January 1973
(Afternoon Show)

08. Hang On To Yourself
09. Ziggy Stardust
10. Changes
11. The Supermen
12. Five Years
13. Life On Mars?
14. John, I'm Only Dancing
15. Moonage Daydream
16. Suffragette City
17. The Width Of A Circle
18. Rock'n'Roll Suicide


Enjoy!

HungerCity Tracker & Forum (www.hungercity.org) 24th September 2008
Uploaded to Mind-Warp PaVilion by other 26th April 2009

 

 

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Squeeze - Live At The Ritz 1988

 *THANKS TO THE ORIGINAL POSTER

                                                    

                                                                   SEE SCANS

                THERE'S A DAY TO EXPLORE BUT I'M LEFT WITHOUT SENSE

Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes / Savoy Nightclub, SF, CA Nov. 6, 1976 KSAN-FM

Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes
The Savoy Nightclub, San Francisco, CA
November 6, 1976
KSAN-FM
1st generation from cassette

01 Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes - KSAN Intro
02 Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes - This Time It's For Real
03 Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes - Got To Get You Off Of My Mind
04 Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes - I Can Tell
05 Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes - Sweeter Than Honey
06 Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes - Fannie Mae
07 Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes - Snatching It Back
08 Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes - Little By Little
09 Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes - It Ain't The Meat (It's The Motion)
10 Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes - I Choose To Sing The Blues
11 Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes - The Fever
12 Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes - I Don't Want To Go Home
13 Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes - Having A Party
14 Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes - Audience
15 Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes - You Mean So Much To Me
16 Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes - Audience
17 Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes - Stagger Lee

Includes! Local newspaper interview done before the show! Print ads for the Savoy Nite Club! A review of the Nov. 4th show! (The first of the three nights they played the Savoy Nite Club, the KSAN broadcast was from the 6th).

This is NOT the same source that's out there already on Guitars 101....this has a tiny bit of the KSAN deejay at the start....PLUS the cover of Bo Diddley's "I Can Tell" which is missing from the version at Guitars 101 (or at least "was missing from the version I downloaded last year.)  There's no real difference in the sound quality, though...but it's from my 1st gen cassette, not from the existing download.

The name of the club is sometimes given as "the Savoy Tivoli," which had been the name of the club since 1967.  Before that, it was the New Tivoli. The newspaper ads in 1976, however, say the Savoy Nite Club.

At the time of this broadcast, Southside Johnny had released his first LP "I Don't Want To Go Home" five months earlier on June 7, 1976. The fourteen songs performed on the Savoy show include just six tracks from that LP.  

A promotional album "Jukes Live At The Bottom Line" was recorded three weeks earlier on October 16 at the famous New York City club but was not yet released at the time of this show.
So most of what's here....eight tracks... was new to the audience.  Well...new by Southside Johnny, as most are covers of R&B songs.  

Also...on the currently circulating version, the missing track is named as "I Know You Don't Love Me No More."  The correct title is "I Can Tell."  The original was by Bo Diddley.

https://mega.nz/file/GExSGbJI#eAtJxa2GKmSpzEK635o6SwQwR9DSeoev5iSn-Rh7q2Q

The Who / Radio City Music Hall, NYC, NY June 27, 1989

The Who

Radio City Music Hall
New York City, NY
June 27, 1989

01 Charlie Kendall - National Broadcast Intro
02 Roger Daltrey - Stage Intro
03 Who, The - Overture
04 Who, The - 1921
05 Who, The - Amazing Journey
06 Who, The - Sparks
07 Who, The - Eyesight To The Blind
08 Who, The - Christmas
09 Who, The - Cousin Kevin
10 Who, The - The Acid Queen
11 Who, The - Pinball Wizard
12 Who, The - Do You Think It's Alright
13 Who, The - Fiddle About
14 Who, The - There's A Doctor
15 Who, The - Go To The Mirror
16 Who, The - Smash The Mirror
17 Who, The - Tommy Can You Hear Me
18 Who, The - I'm Free
19 Who, The - Miracle Cure
20 Who, The - Sally Simpson
21 Who, The - Sensation
22 Who, The - Tommy's Holiday Camp
23 Who, The - We're Not Going To Take It
24 Charlie Kendall - National Broadcast Break
25 Who, The - I Can't Explain
26 Who, The - Substitute
27 Who, The - Baba O'Reilly
28 Who, The - Love Reign O'er Me
29 Who, The - I'm A Man
30 Who, The - A Friend Is A Friend
31 Who, The - My Wife
32 Who, The - You Better You Bet
33 Who, The - Behind Blue Eyes
34 Who, The - Won't Get Fooled Again
35 Charlie Kendall - National Broadcast Outro (fragment)

Digitized Sept. 2023 from my master copy of the broadcast, recorded from KFOG-FM on two Maxell XL-II C90s. No breaks or tape flips.  The national broadcast was carried on more than 300 stations.  New York's WNEW broadcast an hour-long pre-concert show, but the national broadcast began about 7 1/2 minutes before the concert.  I've included that introduction.  Unfortunately, I did not record the post-concert outro and credits, so that's missing.

There's a pre-FM of this circulating, but "Won't Get Fooled Again" is cut off on it.

This particular concert received press coverage all over the country.  I've included several newspaper reviews in the artwork folder.  And because we love Our Beloved Audience, I took the time to sweep up scraps from the internet for your perusal: backstage passes, a ticket, and a poster.

https://mega.nz/file/7YYVnKpa#ylmCXhszYmpbGu7KAApl6goZ9PnhVuAlTV7Rard2CPk