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*unknown taper and equipment -> second generation Maxell UR120 cassette tape -> Philips MC-222 -> Nero Wave Editor (16/48) -> [[Category:Audience recordings]]

*unknown equipment -> first generation cassette -> unknown transfer -> FLAC level 8 [[Category:Audience recordings]]

...distortion in general, but otherwise a quite listenable and complete first generation recording. [[Category:Audience recordings]]

*unknown taper and equipment -> fourth generation cassette tape -> most likely MiniDisc based on spectrogram -> unknown trans *Generation: 4th

[[File:Tape-1987-12-18.jpg|thumb|right|x250px|The second generation tape.]] *unknown taper and equipment -> second-generation Maxell XLII 90 high position cassette -> Nakamichi MR-1 professional discre

*unknown taper and equipment -> unknown transfer -> first generation cassette -> unknown transfer -> CD-R -> Exact Audio Copy (unknown settings) [[Category:Audience recordings]]

...for generously lending me this tape to archive, and thanks to [[:Category:Recordings by Elly Apfel|Elly Apfel]] for recording this concert. [[File:Tape-1987-11-02-A.jpg|thumb|right|x95px|The first generation tape.]]

...[[Black Celebration]]. This is likely a flaw on the master tape, as higher-generation copies of this recording also have the flaw. Compared to prior available so ...mits the frequency response to 16KHz, this recording is considered a first-generation recording due to slight degradation of sound quality.

*Generation: First; original info file included [[Category:Audience recordings]]

...for generously lending me this tape to archive, and thanks to [[:Category:Recordings by Elly Apfel|Elly Apfel]] for recording this concert. [[File:Tape-1987-11-03-A.jpg|thumb|right|x80px|The first generation tape.]]

...TCM-TS120 microphones + Sony Walkman WM-GX50 cassette recorder -> unknown generation copy -> unknown transfer -> 2xCD-R -> Exact Audio Copy (suboptimal settings *Generation: unknown

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

A good audience recording, sourced from an audience video VHS of unknown generation. You can find a DVD of the VHS this audio is sourced from at [[1985-07-30 T *unknown taper and equipment -> VHS master -> unknown generation -> unknown transfer -> FLAC level 8

*unknown taper and equipment -> second generation Maxell UR120 cassette tape -> Philips MC-222 -> Nero Wave Editor (16/48) -> [[Category:Audience recordings]]

*Unknown model portable cassette recorder -> master cassette -> unknown first generation cassette -> unknown transfer -> CD-R -> unknown ripping program -> in Audac [[Category:Audience recordings]]

*Audience master (unknown taper, tape type, and equipment) -> first generation cassette -> unknown transfer -> CD-R -> unknown ripping program -> FLAC lev [[Category:Audience recordings]]

...This 1st gen tape copy sounds much more neutral and more like Elly's other recordings from this tour. ...alko for generously lending me a batch of five low-gen cassettes of Elly's recordings from the Black Celebration tour to transfer.

*Generation: 1st or 2nd [[Category:Audience recordings]]

...ulate widely, but 36 years is long enough. I am told that this is a second generation copy. Fairly loud crowd around the taper, and there's some distortion overa *unknown taper and equipment -> second generation cassette -> unknown transfer -> FLAC -> in Audacity 2.3.0: normalized to -3

Note that a higher generation, but less noisy version of this recording is available as [[1990-09-06 Kobe *unknown taper and equipment -> second generation TDK MA110 cassette -> Sony TC-WE805S tape deck (no Dolby setting) -> RCA to

...Sony WM-D6C cassette recorder -> master cassette (unknown type) -> unknown generation cassette -> Nakamichi CR-4E -> Sony PCM-M10 (24-bit 48khz) -> Audacity (cut *Generation: low-gen

...alko for generously lending me a batch of five low-gen cassettes of Elly's recordings from the Black Celebration tour to transfer. [[File:Tape-1986-05-22-src2-A.jpg|thumb|right|x240px|The second generation tape.]]

[[File:Tape-1987-11-06.jpg|thumb|right|x80px|The first generation tape.]] ...cs -> unknown master cassette(s) -> unknown deck(s) used for copy -> first generation TDK SA100 type II cassette tape, 1990 - 1991 stock -> Nakamichi MR-1 profes

[[Category:In-ear monitor recordings]] [[Category:First generation recordings]]

...the beginning of [[Stripped]] across tape sides, so this is likely a first-generation copy which RP obtained from the taper, MC. *Aiwa tape recorder + unknown mics -> unknown cassette master -> first generation TDK AR100 cassette copy -> Nakamichi MR-1 professional discrete head casset

...you have any further information about this recording or have your own low-generation cassette copies, please contact me! [[Category:Audience recordings]]

...acts Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark and Thomas Dolby did the same (but recordings are not included in this upload). *Lineage: FM -> master cassette (unknown type) -> 1st generation cassette (Maxell UR-120) -> Sony TC-WE805S tape deck (no Dolby setting, azi

[[File:Tape-1987-11-07.jpg|thumb|right|x80px|The first generation tape.]] ...cs -> unknown master cassette(s) -> unknown deck(s) used for copy -> first generation TDK SA100 type II cassette tape, 1990 - 1991 stock -> Nakamichi MR-1 profes

...ed audio appearing on both sides of the tape, it is presumed to be a first-generation copy of the master. *Aiwa tape recorder + unknown mics -> unknown cassette master -> first generation TDK AR100 cassette copy -> Nakamichi MR-1 professional discrete head casset

[[File:Tape-1987-11-09.jpg|thumb|right|x80px|The first generation tape.]] ...cs -> unknown master cassette(s) -> unknown deck(s) used for copy -> first generation TDK SA100 type II cassette tape, 1990 - 1991 stock -> Nakamichi MR-1 profes

Many thanks to Falko for generously lending me another batch of low-generation tapes to transfer. [[File:Tape-1987-10-22.jpg|thumb|right|x170px|The first generation tape.]]

...be inferred that these are present on the original master tapes as higher-generation copies of this recording have the same flaws. ...for generously lending me this tape to archive, and thanks to [[:Category:Recordings by Elly Apfel|Elly Apfel]] for recording this concert.

...ome reason. This is better sounding than fallenqueen's transfer of his low-generation copy; there is less noise, better defined bass, and there is no high pitche ...alko for generously lending me a batch of five low-gen cassettes of Elly's recordings from the Black Celebration tour to transfer.

...us FLAC version of this source that was available, no doubt due to the low generation and transfer using very good equipment. *master recording (unknown equipment) -> first generation Maxell XLII 90 high position cassette, 1982 - 1984 Europe stock -> Technics

[[File:Tape-1987-11-04.jpg|thumb|right|x80px|The first generation tape.]] ...cs -> unknown master cassette(s) -> unknown deck(s) used for copy -> first generation TDK SA100 type II cassette tape, 1990 - 1991 stock -> Nakamichi MR-1 profes

*Sony WM-D6 or WM-D3 + unknown mics -> unknown transfer -> unknown generation -> 2xCD-R -> unknown ripping program -> FLAC level 8 *Taper: [[:Category:Recordings by Elly Apfel|Elly Apfel]]

...nce recording if it weren't for the fact that some time during this tape's generation, an incomplete erasure occurred and now you hear most of the basslines from ...to ask his friends to see if any of them might have an unaffected or lower generation copy, but unfortunately they all discarded their copies long ago.

...se/761852-Depeche-Mode-Toys "Toys"] exists, presumably sourced from a high-generation cassette. Quality is terrible compared to this master tape recording. *Generation: master

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

*Generation: 1-ish (MD -> MP3 encoding) [[Category:In-ear monitor recordings]]

...seamless. It's also much hissier than the rest of the recording. I checked recordings of other concerts around this date, but none matched Dave's shouts; at firs [[File:Tape-1986-05-25.jpg|thumb|right|x240px|The first generation tape.]]

*master tape (unknown taper and equipment) -> first generation tape -> unknown transfer -> FLAC level 8 [[Category:Audience recordings]]

...V broadcast. Most of track 12 is sourced from a radio broadcast of unknown generation. *Lineage (AUD): unknown equipment, taper, and generation -> sped up 3% using Audacity 2.0.3

...mits the frequency response to 16KHz, this recording is considered a first-generation recording due to slight degradation of sound quality. *Generation: first

An okay soundboard recording, supposedly from a low-generation source. Audio is muffled and treble is very shrill, this recording also app *Pro-shot PAL VHS -> unknown generation -> unknown transfer -> PAL DVD -> DVD Audio Extractor 7.1.2 -> demuxed 320k

[[File:Tape-1987-11-11.jpg|thumb|right|x80px|The first generation tape.]] ...cs -> unknown master cassette(s) -> unknown deck(s) used for copy -> first generation TDK SA90 type II cassette tape, 1990 - 1991 stock -> Nakamichi MR-1 profess

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

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

...h was also Elly's recording. This probably explains why many of the better recordings of the tour are all playing fast - they're all Elly's! Many thanks to Falko for generously lending me another batch of low-generation tapes to transfer.

[[Category:Audience recordings]] [[Category:First generation recordings]]