FLLR GB002 - GaoBest tapes - Pulp Roskilde Festival 1998 [FM0]

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GaoBest supplied me with a black TDK Black Limited SA90 type II cassette, which I used to improve the audio shared with the original RollingRockVideos footage, which you can see here:


Here are scans of the cassette (A Side, after I digitized so not rewound) and J card inserts:




And here's a link to the FLAC set for nerds wanting the original in lossless format.  This was a more recent digitization used for the YouTube share, with slightly tweaked audio, though it's substantially identical, I don't edit out any announcers or anything like that.

Other ephemera associated with this gig...

One of the Pulp band members (guitarist Mark Webber) was interviewed about their favorite Roskilde memories:


Also, one track...quite a rare one live called "I'm The Man" was pro-shot, and can be seen here:


Location: 4000 Roskilde, Denmark

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