Saturday, March 19, 2011

PF - 1972-01-22 - Eclipse Of The Darkside


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Dr. Forrester said...

Wintergardens, Bournemouth, England
January 22nd 1972
Recorder 2

lineage: cass[low] > Original Silver CDs > EAC > WAV > SoundForge 7.0 > SHN
total time: 44:30m
Sound Quality: EX-

1. Breathe (2:43)
2. On the Run (8:02)
3. Time (6:17)
4. Breathe (Reprise) (1:03)
5. The Mortality Sequence (4:00)
6. Money (7:50)
7. Us And Them (7:04)
8. Any Colour You Like (1:27)
9. Brain Damage (3:15)
10. Prototype Eclipse (2:49)

taken from the roio 'Eclipse of the Darkside' (Gold Standard label). I reindexed some tracks to give it a better running
order. No EQ or NR or nothing applied to the sound, it sounds 100% the same as the original roio.

Sound quality is nice, almost an EX...

Enjoy,

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original roio:

ECLIPSE OF THE DARK SIDE
release: GOLD STANDARD

1972 January 22 - Wintergardens, Bournemouth, Hampshire, England
1972 January 20 - The Dome, Brighton, England
source: audience / Bournemouth recorder 2 / cass[low+low]>Original Silver CD>CDR[0]
tot length: 28:42 (72.01.20) + 44:32 (72.01.22)
overall: VG / EX

Tracklist:
1972-01-20 - The Dome, Brighton
01. Speak To Me [2:21]
02. Breathe [2:51]
03. On the Run [8:00]
04. Time + Breathe (Reprise) [6:34]
05. The Mortality Sequence [6:18]
06. Money [2:38]
1972-01-22 - Wintergardens, Bournemouth
07. Speak To Me [1:11] (this is really the intro for Breathe, there's no Speak To Me on this recorder)
08. Breathe (continued) [1:32]
09. On the Run [8:02]
10. Time + Breathe (Reprise) [7:21]
11. The Mortality Sequence [4:00]
12. Money [7:50]
13. Us And Them [7:04]
14. Any Colour You Like [1:27]
15. Brain Damage [3:15]
16. Eclipse [2:50]

March 19, 2011 at 12:34 PM
Beth said...

Thank you again....I feel like the luckiest chick in the US right now!

March 19, 2011 at 3:28 PM
dstache said...

Good set, AUD B+. I like Rick's work. Money is pretty interesting in that David doesn't stress the second to last syllable in each verse (Money, it's a hit, don't give me that do good good bullshit, instead of ...BULLshit). Thanks Doc!

March 22, 2011 at 7:57 PM
Osvaldo said...

Muy agradecido por la música que subes.
Thanks a lot for these music, much appreciated!

January 29, 2012 at 5:38 PM

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