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== Notes ==
== Notes ==


An excellent sounding and complete recording, however it is superseded by [[1982-02-10 BBC Paris Studio, London, England, UK/Source 1]] which uses audio broadcast by BBC Sounds in 2024 which is better sounding due to modern audio encoding. This source is used to provide [[Now, This Is Fun]] since it was not included in the BBC Sounds segment.
An excellent sounding FM rebroadcast recording from the May 1st, 2010 edition of the "BBC 6 Music Live Hour" segment. It was formerly designated as Source 1 and regarded as the best recording from this date.


Please note that an excellent recording of the 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]].
It has since been surpassed by [[1982-02-10 BBC Paris Studio, London, England, UK/Source 1|Source 1]], which utilizes audio broadcast by BBC Sounds in 2024, offering superior sound quality due to modern audio encoding. This particular source is employed to include [[Now, This Is Fun]], as it was omitted from the BBC Sounds segment.
 
Please be aware that an excellent recording of the analog FM broadcast, sourced directly from a master cassette, is accessible as [[1982-02-10 BBC Paris Studio, London, England, UK/Source 3|Source 3]].


== Listen ==
== Listen ==
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== Lineage ==
== Lineage ==


*[https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00s90vq BBC 6 Music Live Hour, May 1st, 2010] digital satellite (DVB-S) broadcast -> Humax Foxsat HDR -> PC -> MP2 (160kbps 48kHz) -> mp3directcut v2.19 (track splits)
[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'''
*Taper: '''Stealth71'''


Latest revision as of 19:09, 22 April 2024

Notes

An excellent sounding FM rebroadcast recording from the May 1st, 2010 edition of the "BBC 6 Music Live Hour" segment. It was formerly designated as Source 1 and regarded as the best recording from this date.

It has since been surpassed by Source 1, which utilizes audio broadcast by BBC Sounds in 2024, offering superior sound quality due to modern audio encoding. This particular source is employed to include Now, This Is Fun, as it was omitted from the BBC Sounds segment.

Please be aware that an excellent recording of the analog FM broadcast, sourced directly from a master cassette, is accessible as Source 3.

Listen

NOTE: This audio has been re-encoded from its original format (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.

Track list

  1. [4:41] Play Shout
  2. [2:13] Play I Sometimes Wish I Was Dead
  3. [3:29] Play Puppets
  4. [4:01] Play New Life
  5. [4:07] Play See You
  6. [3:16] Play Now, This Is Fun
  7. [2:37] Play Boys Say Go!
  8. [3:12] Play The Meaning Of Love
  9. [3:19] Play What's Your Name?
  • Total time: 30:55

Lineage

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

Download

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