Cocteau Twins - Royal Albert Hall, London, 8th May 1996 [Dream Remaster]
Source Audience
Track List:-
01 - Fifty Fifty Clown
02 - Tishbite
03 - Theft, And Wandering Around Lost
04 - Half Gifts
05 - Golden Vein
06 - Rilkean Heart
07 - Pandora
08 - Treasure Hiding
09 - Pitch The Baby
10 - Wax And Wane
11 - Aloysius
12 - Lazy Calm
13 - "Thanks"
14 - Touch Upon Touch
15 - Calfskin Smack
16 - I Wear Your Ring
17 - Iceblink Luck
18 - Seekers Who Are Lovers
19 - Violaine
20 - Pur
Lineage:-
2nd Generation Tape [TDK Normal Bias] > Yamaha KX-580 Special Edition Cassette Deck >
Realtek ALC269 > Audacity > WAV > Restoration & Remastering > FLAC [Level 8]
Remaster Notes:-
Audiochecker reports lossless.
Track 11 tape flip, joined at 5 seconds in, nothing lost.
Track 20 cuts at end, so faded.
From the Richard Coulthard collection.
A huge amount of thanks to him for sharing his treasures.
What a gent!
Did my thing & hear it is.
Has some brickwalling on the vocals in places,
was on the master, did what I could to tame it down.
Turned out nice, hardly any talkers,
the clapping at the end of each song is annoying,
I have reduced it down as much as possible.
Do NOT sell this recording.
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Do NOT sell it on Ebay or Ioffer or any other place.
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Should say this was my original but I had this bad habit of copying the original tape to tidy up start and end.
ReplyDeleteAlso, I did run out of tape at the gig so Pur cuts and there may well have been more songs after it.
Loved the start of Pur and gutted I didn't get the whole of this one.
I thought Liz's singing on this tour was her best ever even if some of the songs are not quite as strong as the Vegas/Bluebell Knoll period.
Thanks for the information Richard & for sharing this & many others to come with us here.
ReplyDeleteNice, it's rare to see any live Cocteau Twins, and as they are a favorite of mine, I am very much looking forward to hearing this! Thank you so much!
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You are very welcome QT, thanks for the nice comments, very much appreciated.
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