Okay, you guys...this is just one more example of how the VW goes the EXTRA MILE. We're giving you NOT ONLY the relatively easy to find BoDeans promo CD of their "Record Release Party at Tower Records," but also the original FM broadcast of the show, with an additional two songs!
The promo CD is extracted from the original promo CD, and the broadcast version from a first generation tape on a Maxell XL-II high bias tape, so it sounds pretty good.
You can do an A/B comparison of the two sources! Wow! You can ponder why the record company left the two songs off the CD when they easily had the room to include them!
And...of course I found a "Radio Highlights" listing in the Chicago Tribune for October 11, 1993 that confirms the date and venue are correct!
The BoDeans
Live @ Tower Records 10/11/93
01 BoDeans - Intro
02 BoDeans - Naked
03 BoDeans - Still The Night
04 BoDeans - Idaho
05 BoDeans - Texas Ride Song
06 BoDeans - Fadeaway
07 BoDeans - Stay On
08 BoDeans - Feed The Fire
09 BoDeans - Do I Do
10 BoDeans - Good Things
This is a "PROMO ONLY. NOT FOR SALE" CD that was edited down from a WXRT-FM broadcast.
The original broadcast had two more songs on it, adding "She's A Runaway" and the big hit "Closer To Free."
The promo CD had a back cover only, there was no front cover or booklet. I've included 300 dpi scans of the CD disc, and the back cover.
The BoDeans
Record Release Party For "Go Down Slow"
Tower Records, Chicago, IL
October 11, 1993
WXRT-FM
Record Release Party For "Go Down Slow"
Tower Records, Chicago, IL
October 11, 1993
WXRT-FM
1st generation Maxell XL-II cassette> Audacity> wav>flac
01 Intro
02 Naked
03 Still The Night
04 Idaho
05 Texas Ride Song
06 She's A Runaway
07 Fadeaway
08 Stay On
09 Feed The Fire
10 Do I Do
11 Good Things
12 Closer To Free
13 Interview
02 Naked
03 Still The Night
04 Idaho
05 Texas Ride Song
06 She's A Runaway
07 Fadeaway
08 Stay On
09 Feed The Fire
10 Do I Do
11 Good Things
12 Closer To Free
13 Interview
This tape has a few minor glitches, where the stereo collapsed into mono. All glitches are less than a second and are mainly noticable when listening with headphones. The errors are in the original broadcast and are not artifacts of the digitization process.



