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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>>
New Order Tapes (part 11) Getting all the FLLR in Order (awful puns never cease)....we're now ready to post #023. This next set does not feature much in the way of actual New Order aural content, but a couple of other fellow traveler bands that often comprised filler slots on cassettes that traders would mail to one another. The first few tracks are taken from a New Order tape of their 26th February 1983 Kolingsborg Stockholm, Sweden performance. Prepended to the set are some oddities... 1) Lesson 27, part 4, dialogue ...history lesson. Pay attention, John. Yes, Professor Garcia. What did you read today? Latin American history. What do you remember? It was an exciting era. Name an important country? Mexico, for example. W hat did you learn about it? It is a beautiful land. Are its people successful? Yes, they work together. 2) Then there's a loop of a Bernard Sumner stating that he's just waiting for the sequencer to work, taken from that same Koling
Installment fifteen....yes, 15...of New Order tape filler brings us quite an assortment of items. The first track includes a live track from a Jimmy Page / Paul Rodgers collaboration called "The Firm"...I don't know what the track is called. And that will be that, as I really don't want to get into a long-winded diatribe about their performance since I couldn't care less about Led Zeppelin or Bad Company, but just in case you do ... Photo Copyright : Atlantic Records UK/Warner Music UK Ltd./Jimmy Page/Paul Rodgers, 1985 Next up are a few selections from Gordon Gano's outfit Violent Femmes, "It's Gonna Rain", the intro of "Horns Of Dilemma" without the bulk of the song, and "Gimme The Car" Not sure where this is from. Here's them playing "It's Gonna Rain" from 2016....while everything else has, his voice indeed has not changed...and the banjo, sax, and Weber grill as an impromptu drum set are very nice to
DVD sampler supplied by psycherelics. This is not filler per se but in the context of what I was provided it seemed to be a fun extra item for me to digest. This is why I do this. The contents have been transcoded in Handbrake and are available here to view (MP4s) A close friend of mine has provided the following opinion. Now, Hang On The Box ARE worth viewing a few times. I have a soft spot for Asian girl led bands but being from China is an entirely different kettle of sweet and sour octopussy. Hope these gals are careful and their families don't find them "missing" under a repressive government. I hope so too but believe they are still alive and kicking! My local newspaper wrote about them back in 2003. There's a 27 video playlist if you want more, most of these videos (except for "There Is A City") were on there. All the rest of these are already online, and I suspect the DVD was compiled from the YouTube clips...a few of them have since shown
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