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FLLR MC11-45 - Modern Classics Vol. #11
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Modern Classics Vol. 11 #45
Side A - 6/4 - 6/6
UK Café 6/4/90 (live)
The House Of Love - Christine
The Buzzcocks - Orgasm Addict [from '77]
interstital
Someone's really confused - Confusion + 2 Live samples
Live 105 Interview w/Modern English
6/6/1990 by Mark Hamilton - approximately 20 minutes
Includes:
interview segment 1
Life's Rich Tapestry
interview segment 2
I Melt With You ('90 version)
interview segment 3
Dawn Chorus
Selections
Roxy Music - Avalon [from radio]
Cocteau Twins - Lazy Calm [from my Victorialand LP]
Ian McCulloch - Candleland (2nd coming extended mix) [from CD-S]
Durutti Column - When The World (Newson mix/edit) [from CD-S]
<< Interesting for the Modern English interview which was aired live on-air. The HoL and Buzzcocks live tracks may not be super-common. Quite like the sequencing / chill vibe of the last five songs on here after the strum und drang of the initial selections >>
Side B - 6/7
UK Café 6/7/90
Featuring Lord Hollingsworth, which was really Steve Masters in an endearingly silly skit that bookends some really good tracks.
Trashcan Sinatras - Only Tongue Can Tell
Five Thirty - Abstain
Fields Of The Nephilim - For Her Light
Excellent dark JD/NO linking tracks
New Order - Doubts Even Here
Joy Division - Something Must Break
Then we go somewhat off the rails...
2 Live Crew - C'mon Babe
Pop Will Eat Itself - Beaver Patrol
2 Live Crew - My Seven Bizzos
Live tracks, which unfortunately I couldn't transfer
dating from 8/7/90 when this was finalized
Mission UK - In Between Days (live)
Echo & The Bunnymen - Bombers Bay (live) The Smiths - How Soon Is Now (live)
<< The end of the Mission UK track (a Cure cover!) features glitches meaning the transport wasn't able to turn the reel. I tried changing these into a different shell but still have the same problem so think I'll have to re-spool this which I'm not really equipped for unless I buy something which can play cassettes like reels. At least that allowed me to get that one dubbed. The others I think are available online. I don't think the 8/7 date is a typo, I probably did have this sitting around for two months off with some space to fill at the end...perfect for TAPEFILLER.ORG>>
My project for this part of the year is to transfer a huge cache of DATs (pictured above) that contain much that likely has already been put out there but also seems to have quite a bit that has not. So of course here at tapefiller.org the whole point isn't to present these (they will go through the usual channels) but instead, anything that wasn't listed on either the spine or in an insert, grouped in digestible bites of songs. So without any further ado, here's the first set. Nirvana - Return Of The Rat (The Wipers) . The description can tell it to you better than I can... looks like the taper/compiler had a copy of the Eight Songs For Greg Sage and the Wipers comp. Hole - Over The Edge (The Wipers) [cut] It's probably not becoming to give any credence to any conspiracy theories about Kurt's passing but let's just say reading about the possibilities did pass the time for me one warm summer nearly 30 years ago...Amusing to see the guy still at it...though
Our third post in, and we have a bunch of miscellaneous, simply -lovely- Factory filler for you. New Order end their Saturday Live performance (which otherwise won't feature here, you can readily find this on YouTube) with a tease of Smokey Robinson's "My Girl" - A1 Then the band, appearing in an MTV Tokyo interview when they played Japan in February of 1987, talk about some of their quite innovative and remarkable music videos - A2 A3 - Then the video mix of 'Confusion' is featured, which you can hear here (hear hear!) Or you can watch the actual video, which Warners has generously (to make a few dollars from their catalog) shared online. What struck me when I first saw this video (on the Substance 1989 video compilation) is that you could clearly see the name of the person featured getting ready to go to the show, at about 1:25 in, as this clip coveniently reveals. ALISE BITIC. And incredibly enough, here she is today, now
New Order tapes part 10 of unknown. This tape was the source of a gigographical inaccuracy introduced in late November 2001 with the insertion of "In A Lonely Place" (known in taping circles as Little Boy ) into the setlist. This can be documented here, via looking at the New Order gigography, referred to as "Waterrat", as that was the name that site maintainer Anthony Leal used for his domain, the version on archive from 10/7/2001 on the old Waterrat NO gigography only lists 10 tracks, comparing it to the version on there from 12/18/2001 on Waterrat's site. shows the addition of Little Boy, which interestingly enough, was added between "Confusion" and "Age Of Consent", not where it is situated here, where it is (appropriately enough) inserted as tape filler to round out Side A. The notes I maintain as to when a listing was updated also fall in line with the change caused by the appearance of this tape. version 1.44.4 11/26/01 -------
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