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== Notes ==
== Notes ==


WLIR 92.7 FM in Garden City, NY, USA broadcast some of this concert on Tuesday, March 19, 1985 at 21:00 during their "Tuesday Night Radio Concerts" program. The music was presented by Dennis McNamara & Nancy Abramson and both announcers claim the show as a world exclusive from 1984-12-09 Hamburg, being recorded live for WLIR FM. This radio broadcast is the only source for the track [[Ice Machine]], which does not appear on any official video release.
WLIR 92.7 FM in Garden City, NY, USA broadcast some of this concert on Tuesday, March 19, 1985 at 21:00 during their "Tuesday Night Radio Concerts" program. The music was presented by Dennis McNamara & Nancy Abramson and both announcers claim the show as a world exclusive from 1984-12-09 Hamburg, being recorded live for WLIR FM. This radio broadcast is the only source for the track [[Ice Machine]], which has not yet appeared on any official video or audio release.


Unfortunately, this specific recording was encoded as 128kbps AAC after being transferred from an unknown generation cassette. Sound quality is excellent, although a bit marred by the lossiness. [[See You]] is also incomplete, probably due to a tape flip halfway throughout the song. If somebody has ''any'' generation cassette tape of this FM broadcast they would like to contribute, please contact us at admin [at] depechemode-live [dot] com.
Unfortunately, this specific recording was encoded as 128kbps AAC after being transferred from an unknown generation cassette. Sound quality is excellent, although a bit marred by the lossiness. [[See You]] is also incomplete, probably due to a tape flip halfway throughout the song. If somebody has ''any'' generation cassette tape of this FM broadcast they would like to contribute, please contact us at admin [at] depechemode-live [dot] com.

Revision as of 20:38, 21 March 2014

Notes

WLIR 92.7 FM in Garden City, NY, USA broadcast some of this concert on Tuesday, March 19, 1985 at 21:00 during their "Tuesday Night Radio Concerts" program. The music was presented by Dennis McNamara & Nancy Abramson and both announcers claim the show as a world exclusive from 1984-12-09 Hamburg, being recorded live for WLIR FM. This radio broadcast is the only source for the track Ice Machine, which has not yet appeared on any official video or audio release.

Unfortunately, this specific recording was encoded as 128kbps AAC after being transferred from an unknown generation cassette. Sound quality is excellent, although a bit marred by the lossiness. See You is also incomplete, probably due to a tape flip halfway throughout the song. If somebody has any generation cassette tape of this FM broadcast they would like to contribute, please contact us at admin [at] depechemode-live [dot] com.

Track list

  1. [0:27] Larry The Duck Radio Intro
  2. [0:58] Intro
  3. [4:13] People Are People
  4. [4:54] Leave In Silence
  5. [4:18] New Life
  6. [5:03] Somebody (*)
  7. [3:48] Ice Machine
  8. [5:24] Blasphemous Rumours
  9. [4:47] Told You So
  10. [5:23] Master And Servant
  11. [5:35] Everything Counts
  12. [3:57] See You
  13. [4:57] Just Can't Get Enough
  14. [1:09] Malibu Sue Radio Outro

Samples

Please note: these samples are encoded as MP3 VBR V0. While this is a very high-quality encoding setting, keep in mind the original source is lossy; thus, these samples have suffered some further generational loss. The quality may be slightly worse than the FLAC version available from the torrent below.

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Lineage

  • unknown equipment -> master cassette -> unknown generation -> unknown transfer -> AAC / LC 128kbps 44.1khz -> in Audacity 2.0.5: speed correction -> WAV -> in Adobe Audition CC: automatic phase correction (most accurate settings), normalized to -0.1dB and any DC bias removed -> FLAC level 8
  • Taper: Marv

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