A Flock of Seagulls
Mike Score: vocals, keyboards & guitar
Paul Reynolds: guitar & backing vocals
Frank Maudsley: bass & backing vocals
Ali Score: drums
Palace Theatre,
Louisville, Kentucky, USA
June 3, 1983
live FM radio broadcast >
unknown cassette deck (dolby off) >
Maxell XLII master cassette >
played on Nak. 125 into soundforge (WAV) > flac (sb's aligned) >
torrentially yours.
Three short sections cut in my master have been patched in
(totalling about 1 minute of this recording), which I downloaded
from the other post which has this lineage
Transfer: CD-R from trade 100 years ago> EAC > FLAC Level 8 > you
Sound Quality: A- in my rating and ears....
runtime: 73:39
setlist:
1: radio intro :45
2: space age love song 3:35
3: D.N.A. 2:36
4: electrics 3:09
5: messages (spliced) 3:15
6: the traveller 3:22
7: telecommunication 3:18
8: nightmares 4:58
9: the fall 4:51
10: transfer affection 5:53
11: over the border 5:50
12: what am I supposed to do? 4:01
13: man made (spliced) 5:56
14: you can run 4:41
15: wishing 4:49
16: I ran (so far away) 5:15
17: radio announcer :23
18: committed (cuts in, spliced) 1:25
19: (it's not me) talking 5:15
a this and that production.
recorded (master source), digitized and posted by glasnostrd19.
Do not sell this recording.
just enjoy listening to the seagulls do their thing.
Share freely, losslessly and gaplessly.
comments:
although the other post says 77 minutes, that has the same setlist as this has
and this contains all of the songs listed in both posts except the first
part of "commited" (broadcast came back a couple of minutes late in both sources).
The 3 tracks with sections spliced in are 5, 13 and 18. the sections patched in
tracks 5 and 13 are just a few seconds each (apparently the broadcast lost signal
for a moment in tracks 5 and 13). the track 18 patch is about 30 seconds because
the master source broadcast came in about 30 seconds after the other source.
No noise reduction, EQ, speed adjustment or other alteration was used for the
master tape source of this post. I don't know if any was used for the other source.
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