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*Generation: master [[Category:Audience recordings]]

*Generation: first-generation DAT clone [[Category:Soundboard recordings]]

*Unknown taper and equipment -> unknown generation cassettes -> unknown transfer -> 2xCD-R -> Exact Audio Copy (poor settings) [[Category:Audience recordings]]

*Generation: master [[Category:Audience recordings]]

A first-generation cassette source of Elly Apfel's very good audience recording from this conc [[Category:Audience recordings]]

*Generation: Master [[Category:Audience recordings]]

*Generation: master [[Category:Audience recordings]]

...cording is a first-generation copy of the master, due to the nature of DAT recordings, it likely doesn't contain any quality differences compared to the master. '''Sound recordings direct from the front of house mixing desk were only ever made for personal

...stereo" and aside from a little crowd and one cut this is one of the best recordings of the tour. Back in the early 90's someone I traded with from Goldmine pre *Generation: master

...that the earlier date on the inlay refers to one of the other FM broadcast recordings present on the DAT tape. *Generation: master

*Lineage (tape & rework): unknown taper and equipment -> unknown generation -> Maxell XL II-S 90 high position cassette, 1988 - 1989 stock -> Nakamichi [[Category:Audience recordings]]

*Holdings Notes: original or first generation ...recordings from Capital Radio, a London based UK radio station. One of the recordings is Depeche Mode's Wembley concert from the 11th January 1988. According to

*Generation: master [[Category:Audience recordings]]

*Generation: master [[Category:Audience recordings]]

*Generation: master [[Category:Audience recordings]]

*Lineage: unknown taper and equipment -> unknown generation -> TDK SA 90 high position cassette, 1987 - 1989 stock -> Nakamichi Dragon [[Category:Audience recordings]]

*Generation: master [[Category:Audience recordings]]

*Generation: master [[Category:Audience recordings]]

...The song was restarted, but this tape unfortunately only contains the last third or so of the restarted song. There were further technical glitches experien There was a section of degraded tape approximately one-third through [[What's Your Name?]] (see photo below). It seems that the cassette

...cassette. This audio is significantly clearer overall, with the second and third tracks no longer having an unusual "pumping" effect nearly as audible as wi *Generation: master