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FLLR DAT-01 - A Box of DATs
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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.
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 I think you can surmise from "Other than a brief mention of Courtney Love's filing of the missing persons report, her name is irrelevant for the purpose of listing these major issues of negligence, cover-up, destruction of evidence, and outright corruption by the 1994 and 2014 Seattle authorities" that naturally that someone didn't quite appreciate being implicated in the death of her paramour and took a legal 2x4 to the guy.
Makes me wonder if any of the people involved in the "Cobain Case" then graduated onto 9/11...
The next set of tracks are an excerpt from a live Blur set containing the following tracks:
Chemical World (start cut) / There's No Other Way / To the End (La Comedie) / Advert
That sequencing occurs for the following Parklife tour shows:
So it could either be one of those, or one that we don't have the setlist for. I'll leave it to the Blur sleuths to try to precisely ID this one.
This is followed by a great live acoustic set from a group called Riverside that appeared on Live 105 from what I'd guess back around the time One was released in 1992.
Really good album, sounding like The Ocean Blue (they too were from Pennsylvania) because I read it was produced by one of the band members. Too bad the start of Galaxie was cut on here, but at least James and Waterfall are complete.
Was a bit startled to see that Riverside were still active and touring! Here's a clip of them from last October at The Regent!
intro / Billy Budd (afflicted with azimuth alignment issues likely on the audience cassette master) / Have-a-Go Merchant / Spring Heeled Jim / You're The One For Me Fatty / The More You Ignore Me, The Closer I Get / Whatever Happens, I Love You (cut)
I won't belabor an already long writeup, but this looks to have been from February 1995, but more precise dating I haven't yet determined.
Hi that is a nice box of DATs from the 90's you have there. I personally have 100's of Masters from many of those same bands that I have not gotten to transferring yet. I also have a very extensive Cure, New Order and Morrissey list as I have been collecting for 35 years. Happy to open it up to you. Would it be possible to get a rip of 1 or 2 of those shows in the picture?
Yeah, go ahead and ask away. Comments are moderated, but I do get notified. You can provide me with better contact details therein, and can pass more details to you that way.
Misfit Toys - Too Short (version) This is a bit different than the one listed on Discogs , and likely postdates the 1987 effort. Left as (you guessed it?) tape filler on a New Order live tape. Courtesy of BV who provided me his collection, and where this is taken from. This doesn't include "Mirror Black (Shadows)" [A3] "Fade To Black" [B2] or "Promise Me" [B3], but instead includes "Someday" and "Domino". Tracklist 01 Someday [not on first demo tape] 02 Lost Then Found [A2 on demo tape] 03 Domino [not on first demo tape] 04 Tell Me (charted in 1988) [B1 on demo tape] 05 The Ordinary [A1 on demo tape] They were short-lived college rock chartists, but quickly sank into obscurity again until inexplicably, they were rediscovered, which prompted the more recent activity online and this post, as I stumbled into these again. A potted history: "The Misfit Toys was founded in Maryland by Ed and Elizabeth Fusco in
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
Hi that is a nice box of DATs from the 90's you have there. I personally have 100's of Masters from many of those same bands that I have not gotten to transferring yet. I also have a very extensive Cure, New Order and Morrissey list as I have been collecting for 35 years. Happy to open it up to you. Would it be possible to get a rip of 1 or 2 of those shows in the picture?
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DeletePlease contact me by using my username here at the google place.
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