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f0fee08f2a411859a8b12ba0ce7b053e *01-AudioTrack 01.flac
a049f333f14e64386851537418df6f7a *02-AudioTrack 02.flac
63c7e9be9a37ea93110921227aa8fa56 *03-AudioTrack 03.flac
22b7bc174e22cf320b2776a03a21319e *04-AudioTrack 04.flac
aec949c1d6411dcb407f70a089a3b0f9 *05-AudioTrack 05.flac
3f5281d36e0e948829879a8da1b8175f *06-AudioTrack 06.flac
b4b2512927d24abf39ab361ecf3513b9 *07-AudioTrack 07.flac
f1a71c62832ba042a2987c5a53ecef9c *08-AudioTrack 08.flac
e2a64ca9b4403d4185cd4db56be2b46c *09-AudioTrack 09.flac
e359ee5d5249f2477e9587ff7b682d26 *10-AudioTrack 10.flac
67eb53e72e99803a4ad049a940ac3372 *11-AudioTrack 11.flac

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Lineage: TDK Cassette>Philips CDR Stand alone recorder>PC>TLH>Flac8>You

Running Time: 34:57

I obtained the original cassette back in the mid-80's and transferred it to CDR in about 1999. This is possibly just a portion of the show, but it's from a great era and well worth it, even though it only clocks in at just over half an hour. The cassette liner said 'SB Recording' which it is (albeit a bit rough around the edges, 8 out of 10 maybe). All in all, it's a groovy little show.
I've checked the web and there is apparently a vinyl boot called 'Totally Destroy Seattle' which is the same show and setlist as this version.

chrispoor

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