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== Notes ==
== Notes ==


Excellent soundboard-quality audio. This is the fourth concert with Alan Wilder in the live line-up and the earliest recording currently available of the [[:Category:1982 See You Tour|1982 See You Tour]].
An excellent soundboard-quality recording created from two digital rebroadcast sources. This is the fourth concert with Alan Wilder in the live line-up and the earliest recording currently available of the [[:Category:1982 See You Tour|1982 See You Tour]].


All songs except for [[Now, This Is Fun]] are sourced from a February 2024 BBC Sounds segment called "Depeche Mode Live", of which the original M4A 320kbps file was captured and used for this rework. Frequency response goes up to 21KHz. [[Now, This Is Fun]] is sourced from a May 1, 2010 BBC6 digital satellite broadcast captured in the original MP2 160kbps format (available at [[1982-02-10 BBC Paris Studio, London, England, UK/Source 2|Source 2]]) with decent frequency response going up to 15KHz. The audio has been exported to FLAC to ensure that no re-encoding was performed.
All songs, except for [[Now, This Is Fun]], originate from a February 2024 BBC Sounds segment titled "Depeche Mode Live". The original M4A 320kbps file was captured and utilized for this rework, offering an improved frequency response, up to 21KHz. Meanwhile, [[Now, This Is Fun]] is sourced from a May 1, 2010, BBC6 digital satellite broadcast, initially recorded in the original MP2 160kbps format (accessible at [[1982-02-10 BBC Paris Studio, London, England, UK/Source 2|Source 2]]). It maintains a decent frequency response, extending up to 15KHz. To preserve the integrity of the audio, it has been exported to FLAC, ensuring no re-encoding was performed.


There are some flaws such as occasional slight distortion of bass due to what sounds like tape saturation, and the occasional small glitch (e.g. timestamp 1:10 during [[I Sometimes Wish I Was Dead]]). These minor flaws were present on prior versions as well, and they are even more noticeable with modern digital broadcasts which are far closer to the original source compared to an FM radio broadcast recorded on cassette tape. The disclaimer on certain CD reissues of Depeche Mode albums makes sense here too:
There are some flaws present, such as occasional slight bass distortion reminiscent of tape saturation, and sporadic small glitches (e.g., timestamp 1:10 during [[I Sometimes Wish I Was Dead]]). These minor imperfections were evident in prior versions and are more conspicuous in modern digital broadcasts, which closely resemble the original source compared to FM radio broadcasts recorded on cassette tape. This aligns with a similar disclaimer found on certain CD reissues of Depeche Mode albums:


<blockquote>The music on this Compact Disc was originally recorded on analog equipment. We have attempted to preserve, as closely as possible, the sound of the original recording. Because of its high resolution, however, the Compact Disc can reveal limitations of the source tape.</blockquote>
<blockquote>The music on this Compact Disc was originally recorded on analog equipment. We have attempted to preserve, as closely as possible, the sound of the original recording. Because of its high resolution, however, the Compact Disc can reveal limitations of the source tape.</blockquote>


The prior best source for this audio was a direct digital satellite broadcast capture of a BBC6 Live Music Hour segment aired on May 1, 2010, and is still available at [[1982-02-10 BBC Paris Studio, London, England, UK/Source 2|Source 2]].
The previously best-available source for this audio was a direct digital satellite broadcast capture of a BBC6 Live Music Hour segment aired on May 1, 2010, still accessible at [[1982-02-10 BBC Paris Studio, London, England, UK/Source 2|Source 2]].


Furthermore, an excellent recording of an analog FM broadcast sourced directly from a master cassette is available as [[1982-02-10 BBC Paris Studio, London, England, UK/Source 3|Source 3]].
Additionally, an excellent recording of an analog FM broadcast, sourced directly from a master cassette, is still available as [[1982-02-10 BBC Paris Studio, London, England, UK/Source 3|Source 3]].


== Listen ==
== Listen ==
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This recording is also available [https://youtu.be/rdr4CnFPi5k on YouTube], which may be more easily consumable for some:
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== Track list ==
== Track list ==
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*Lineage (rework by '''DMLiveWiki'''): [[Now, This Is Fun]] from digital satellite broadcast source merged in; normalization; track splits -> FLAC level 8 (16/48)
*Lineage (rework by '''DMLiveWiki'''): [[Now, This Is Fun]] from digital satellite broadcast source merged in; normalization; track splits -> FLAC level 8 (16/48)
*Lineage (BBC Radio 6 audio via BBC Sounds), captured by '''DMRobo''' via VPN: BBC Sounds higher bit rate UK-specific webstream (https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000tmzl) -> direct capture using yt-dlp -> M4A 320kbps 48khz
*Lineage (Source 1 - BBC Radio 6 Music rebroadcast audio): [https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m001ry00 BBC Sounds higher bitrate UK-specific webstream] -> direct capture using yt-dlp -> M4A 320kbps 48khz
*Lineage (BBC Radio 6 digital satellite broadcast), captured by '''Stealth71''': BBC 6 Music Live Hour, May 1st, 2010 (http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00s90vq) digital satellite (DVB-S) broadcast -> Humax Foxsat HDR -> PC -> MP2 (160kbps 48kHz) -> mp3directcut v2.19 (track splits)
**Capture: '''DMRobo''' via VPN
*Lineage ([[1982-02-10 BBC Paris Studio, London, England, UK/Source 2|Source 2]] - digital satellite rebroadcast): [https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00s90vq May 1st, 2010 edition of the "BBC 6 Music Live Hour" segment] -> digital satellite (DVB-S) broadcast -> Humax Foxsat HDR -> PC -> MP2 (160kbps 48kHz) -> mp3directcut v2.19 (track splits)
**Taper: '''Stealth71'''
*auCDtectTaskManager log included
*auCDtectTaskManager log included


Latest revision as of 08:00, 25 April 2024

Notes

An excellent soundboard-quality recording created from two digital rebroadcast sources. This is the fourth concert with Alan Wilder in the live line-up and the earliest recording currently available of the 1982 See You Tour.

All songs, except for Now, This Is Fun, originate from a February 2024 BBC Sounds segment titled "Depeche Mode Live". The original M4A 320kbps file was captured and utilized for this rework, offering an improved frequency response, up to 21KHz. Meanwhile, Now, This Is Fun is sourced from a May 1, 2010, BBC6 digital satellite broadcast, initially recorded in the original MP2 160kbps format (accessible at Source 2). It maintains a decent frequency response, extending up to 15KHz. To preserve the integrity of the audio, it has been exported to FLAC, ensuring no re-encoding was performed.

There are some flaws present, such as occasional slight bass distortion reminiscent of tape saturation, and sporadic small glitches (e.g., timestamp 1:10 during I Sometimes Wish I Was Dead). These minor imperfections were evident in prior versions and are more conspicuous in modern digital broadcasts, which closely resemble the original source compared to FM radio broadcasts recorded on cassette tape. This aligns with a similar disclaimer found on certain CD reissues of Depeche Mode albums:

The music on this Compact Disc was originally recorded on analog equipment. We have attempted to preserve, as closely as possible, the sound of the original recording. Because of its high resolution, however, the Compact Disc can reveal limitations of the source tape.

The previously best-available source for this audio was a direct digital satellite broadcast capture of a BBC6 Live Music Hour segment aired on May 1, 2010, still accessible at Source 2.

Additionally, an excellent recording of an analog FM broadcast, sourced directly from a master cassette, is still available as Source 3.

Listen

NOTE: This audio has been re-encoded from its original format (M4A 320kbps / MP2 160kbps) in order to allow streaming. Quality may be noticeably diminished compared to the original files which you can download below.

You can listen to this entire recording below.

This recording is also available on YouTube, which may be more easily consumable for some:

Track list

  1. [4:44] Play Shout
  2. [2:13] Play I Sometimes Wish I Was Dead
  3. [3:29] Play Puppets
  4. [4:02] Play New Life
  5. [4:08] Play See You
  6. [3:16] Play Now, This Is Fun
  7. [2:36] Play Boys Say Go!
  8. [3:10] Play The Meaning Of Love
  9. [3:17] Play What's Your Name?
  • Total time: 30:55

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