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wrong thread...sorry peopleSequenceC wrote:24db wrote:it's pretty poor effort from TD...nice tension but IMHO the actual music is pretty forgetable
Guess you prefer the Brussels concerts Andy?
(BTW current N1 TD album has changed back to Atem, I can't even count how many times it keeps changing, just a few days ago it was Phaedra).
actually this is one of my favourite live TD recordings24db wrote:wrong thread...sorry peopleSequenceC wrote:24db wrote:it's pretty poor effort from TD...nice tension but IMHO the actual music is pretty forgetable
Guess you prefer the Brussels concerts Andy?
(BTW current N1 TD album has changed back to Atem, I can't even count how many times it keeps changing, just a few days ago it was Phaedra).
It's excellent Good that they put it on Bootleg Box 1, to show just how good TD could be in live settings (for those who were not aware of the TTs)24db wrote:actually this is one of my favourite live TD recordings24db wrote:wrong thread...sorry peopleSequenceC wrote:
Guess you prefer the Brussels concerts Andy?
(BTW current N1 TD album has changed back to Atem, I can't even count how many times it keeps changing, just a few days ago it was Phaedra).
Blimey!!!Whoopysnorp wrote:This has to be my favourite TD live recording ever. Not only is Part 1 sheer brilliance from start to finish, it's also the sound quality which is quite unbelievable. I am eternally grateful for Nigel who recorded this one with his Sony TC-153SD (he's also responsible for the Sheffield 29-10-1974 recording which ended up on the first "Bootleg Box" set, however I wish I had supplied TD with Nigel's master tape which is much clearer than the 2nd or 3rd gen. tape copy we had at that moment). When I look at that picture it makes me wonder how he got in there with this tiny little device
Dummy beer gut perhaps ?Chris Monk wrote:Blimey!!!Whoopysnorp wrote:This has to be my favourite TD live recording ever. Not only is Part 1 sheer brilliance from start to finish, it's also the sound quality which is quite unbelievable. I am eternally grateful for Nigel who recorded this one with his Sony TC-153SD (he's also responsible for the Sheffield 29-10-1974 recording which ended up on the first "Bootleg Box" set, however I wish I had supplied TD with Nigel's master tape which is much clearer than the 2nd or 3rd gen. tape copy we had at that moment). When I look at that picture it makes me wonder how he got in there with this tiny little device
How do you hide something that big?
Naturally well endowed?T4N63R1N3 DR34M wrote:Dummy beer gut perhaps ?Chris Monk wrote:Blimey!!!Whoopysnorp wrote:This has to be my favourite TD live recording ever. Not only is Part 1 sheer brilliance from start to finish, it's also the sound quality which is quite unbelievable. I am eternally grateful for Nigel who recorded this one with his Sony TC-153SD (he's also responsible for the Sheffield 29-10-1974 recording which ended up on the first "Bootleg Box" set, however I wish I had supplied TD with Nigel's master tape which is much clearer than the 2nd or 3rd gen. tape copy we had at that moment). When I look at that picture it makes me wonder how he got in there with this tiny little device
How do you hide something that big?
Interesting. Such details are very interesting in the roio collector community - just like the "lineage" of the music files. Do such more exact details exist to other (or all) TT/TL volumes? TT/TL cover art or txt files of the shn-filesets have usually only short informations.Whoopysnorp wrote:... recorded this one with his Sony TC-153SD