E M Lowes Theatre, Worcester MA
USA · Wednesday 27 July 1983 · Playtime 1988
43 years, 3 months and 13 days ago
Known recordings
4 sources
Untitled recording
1h 37m total
- Media
- 2CD-R
- Quality
- A
- 1.1Across The River03:27
- 1.2I Have The Touch05:21
- 1.3Not One Of Us05:58
- 1.4The Family And The Fishing Net07:22
- 1.5Shock The Monkey09:01
- 1.6Family Snapshot04:23
- 1.7Intruder04:57
- 1.8Humdrum04:50
- 1.9Games Without Frontiers07:09
- 1.10Lay Your Hands On Me09:15
- 1.11Solsbury Hill05:01
- 1.12I Don't Remember04:08
- 2.1San Jacinto09:47
- 2.2On The Air05:08
- 2.3Biko08:55
- 2.4Band Introductions02:39
Recording comments
From Master Tape. [Simon_Funnell]
Untitled recording
1h 37m total
- Media
- 2CD-R
- Quality
- A
- 1.1Across The River03:28
- 1.2I Have The Touch05:21
- 1.3Not One Of Us05:57
- 1.4The Family And The Fishing Net07:26
- 1.5Shock The Monkey08:54
- 1.6Family Snapshot04:22
- 1.7The Intruder05:09
- 1.8Humdrum04:43
- 1.9Games Without Frontiers07:06
- 1.10Lay Your Hands On Me09:14
- 1.11Solsbury Hill04:57
- 1.12I Don't Remember04:12
- 2.1San Jacinto09:40
- 2.2On The Air05:09
- 2.3Biko08:50
- 2.4Band Introductions02:48
Recording comments
lineage:
Nak. CM-100 mikes >
Sony D-5 cassette deck (dolby off) >
Maxell XLII-S 90 min. master cassettes >
1st gen copied (nak to nak?)
Maxell XLII-S 90 min. cassettes >
played on tascam 112 into soundforge (wav) >
flac (sb's aligned) > torrentially yours.
a this and that, peter piper production.
do not sell this recording.
share freely, losslessly and gaplessly.
Nak. CM-100 mikes >
Sony D-5 cassette deck (dolby off) >
Maxell XLII-S 90 min. master cassettes >
1st gen copied (nak to nak?)
Maxell XLII-S 90 min. cassettes >
played on tascam 112 into soundforge (wav) >
flac (sb's aligned) > torrentially yours.
a this and that, peter piper production.
do not sell this recording.
share freely, losslessly and gaplessly.
- Media
- 2CD-R
- Quality
- A
- Catalogue #
- TapeTyrant Master Series Volume 69
- 1.1Across The River03:35
- 1.2I Have The Touch05:48
- 1.3Not One Of Us06:13
- 1.4The Family And The Fishing Net07:37
- 1.5Shock The Monkey07:54
- 1.6Family Snapshot04:30
- 1.7Intruder05:49
- 1.8Humdrum04:47
- 1.9Games Without Frontiers06:47
- 1.10Lay Your Hands On Me09:33
- 1.11Solsbury Hill05:07
- 1.12I Don't Remember04:21
- 2.1San Jacinto09:56
- 2.2On The Air05:17
- 2.3Biko / Band Introductions11:52
Recording comments
Recording: NAK 300 mics > Sony TC-D5
Transfer: Master Cassettes > Nakamichi DR-01 (azimuth adjusted) > Sound Devices USBPre2 > iZotope RX 8 / ozone 9 (mastered) > xACT 2.50 > FLAC
Transfer: Master Cassettes > Nakamichi DR-01 (azimuth adjusted) > Sound Devices USBPre2 > iZotope RX 8 / ozone 9 (mastered) > xACT 2.50 > FLAC
- Media
- 2CD-R
- Quality
- A-
- 1.1Across The River03:27
- 1.2I Have The Touch05:21
- 1.3Not One Of Us05:58
- 1.4The Family And The Fishing Net07:22
- 1.5Shock The Monkey09:01
- 1.6Family Snapshot04:23
- 1.7Intruder04:57
- 1.8Humdrum04:50
- 1.9Games Without Frontiers07:09
- 1.10Lay Your Hands On Me09:15
- 1.11Solsbury Hill05:01
- 1.12I Don't Remember04:08
- 2.1San Jacinto09:47
- 2.2On The Air05:08
- 2.3Biko08:55
- 2.4Band Introductions02:39
Recording comments
This may be close to getting my vote for best sounding show of the tour. Terrific recording! [jgromada]
Show memories
This was the first rock concert I ever attended. I remember being surprised by the age of the audience (20s and 30s, which was old to me, as I was 14). It was also really LOUD, and the sound was absolutely terrible in this place, at least in the balcony where I was. It was an old movie theater, a bit run down. I remember these sleazy dudes behind me snorting coke off tinfoil. Quite an introduction to live music.
Peter's performance was certainly exciting. He was jumping and running all over the stage. During Lay Your Hands On Me, he stood at the edge of the stage for what seemed like an eternity. What in the world was he doing? Then.....he fell backward into the crowd! I couldn't believe it - this was crazy. Even up in the balcony, there was a surge of energy as he dropped backward. He was passed all around the floor, disappearing from my view up in the balcony. Then, he was sent back up to the stage, to keep singing "over me!" Really, really amazing.
I'll have to get a copy of this show and hear it with good sound! [scoot]
Peter's performance was certainly exciting. He was jumping and running all over the stage. During Lay Your Hands On Me, he stood at the edge of the stage for what seemed like an eternity. What in the world was he doing? Then.....he fell backward into the crowd! I couldn't believe it - this was crazy. Even up in the balcony, there was a surge of energy as he dropped backward. He was passed all around the floor, disappearing from my view up in the balcony. Then, he was sent back up to the stage, to keep singing "over me!" Really, really amazing.
I'll have to get a copy of this show and hear it with good sound! [scoot]
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Notes
Show memories
This was the first rock concert I ever attended. I remember being surprised by the age of the audience (20s and 30s, which was old to me, as I was 14). It was also really LOUD, and the sound was absolutely terrible in this place, at least in the balcony where I was. It was an old movie theater, a bit run down. I remember these sleazy dudes behind me snorting coke off tinfoil. Quite an introduction to live music.
Peter's performance was certainly exciting. He was jumping and running all over the stage. During Lay Your Hands On Me, he stood at the edge of the stage for what seemed like an eternity. What in the world was he doing? Then.....he fell backward into the crowd! I couldn't believe it - this was crazy. Even up in the balcony, there was a surge of energy as he dropped backward. He was passed all around the floor, disappearing from my view up in the balcony. Then, he was sent back up to the stage, to keep singing "over me!" Really, really amazing.
I'll have to get a copy of this show and hear it with good sound! [scoot]
