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bfe3b8cea8abd7cda882bca5fb69fe18 *the txt of FUZZBOX - 1987-03-18 - KOELN, Luxor.txt

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FULL SHOW (66:46 min.)

Vivanco EM 160 mic -> SONY WMD6 -> Mastercassette (TDK SA90) -> playback on Harman Kardon CD491 -> Audio recorder -> WAV 16/44 -> Audacity (edit/remaster) -> WAV 16/44 -> TLH8 -> FLAC
Recorded by DIMENEW himself, so send all praises directly to him. He'd done all the efforts some 24+ years ago, and I'm only posting this here.
A very good recording, almost perfect. The Fuubox is high in the mix of the first tape side, whereas the remainer consists of mostly vocals only (a-capella) songs.

The perfect soundtrack for the International Women's Day (today). Here's an all female garage rock band from Birmingham, UK. This is a real fun show and the ladies seemed to
enjoy every single moment of their performance. Some outstanding voice acrobatics in the latter (encore) part of the show are the real highlights, but the real set is of
pure positive energy, too. The band existed from 1985 to 1990, when they broke up over differences about further musical directions. They briefly reunited in the last two years.
By the end of the 80's the public musical taste had changed, so maybe there was not space enough for a cute looking all-female garage band. But let us take you all back to the
times of massive hairspray, weird clothing and even a Fuzzbox humming. Enjoy!

Vivanco EM 160 mic

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