Wednesday, February 19, 2014

God Walks Among Us


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Dr. Forrester said...

Side A - Radio Broadcast (Italian language announcer) Probably February 1987

01 - Every Day is Like Sunday (Morrissey)
02 - Chinese White (Incredible String Band)
03 - Sounds Great When You're Dead
04 - Out of the Picture
05 - Bass
06 - If You Were A Priest
07 - Airscape (missing a small chunk in the middle due to Uri Geller)
08 - Lady Waters and the Hooded One
09 - I Often Dream of Trains
10 - Uncorrected Personality Traits
11 - Acid Bird
12 - Queen Of Eyes
13 - Ted, Woody, and Junior

Side B - Radio Broadcasts (English language announcer)

14 - De Chirico Street
15 - Heliotrope
16 - 1974
17 - Airscape
18 - Chinese Bones
19 - Man With A Woman's Shadow
20 - I Something You
21 - The President
22 - Acid Bird
23 - Visions of Johanna
24 - I Dreamed I Saw St. Augustine


Notes from Mr. Tews -

The A- and B-sides are completely unrelated; but I probably didn’t do a good job of noting this on the J-Card.

“God Walks Among” us refers to a Creem cover story of that title.
Don’t know why that title was chosen for this particular tape, except that the story was from about that same time period.
Can’t remember from whom I received the tape. But looking at my setlists page, http://durianapocalypse.net/setlists/robyn.html,
the first two tracks are from Oscar, whilst the rest of side A is the beginning of the 2/12/87 show in Bologna.


As far as the B-side is concerned, here are my best guesses:

-- The first three tracks are probably from BBC, 8/14/96.
-- Tracks 4 and 5, I don’t know. The only place I see them back-to-back is 8/11/89, Hultsfred Festival.
-- Tracks 6 and 7 probably from BBC, 2/16/95 (though missing “Granddad’s Glasses”, apparently?).
-- Tracks 8 and 9 I don’t know. I don’t see them *ever* having been performed back-to-back in tapes in my collection. So if it’s a radio session, it’s one that I never received independently.
-- Tracks 10 and 11 probably from WTJU, Charlottesville, 5/3/92.

February 19, 2014 at 3:10 AM

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