AUD

9d85d17f3d3530bcc3add73697743146 *siouxsie-1985-10-08-bradford01.flac
9eb3fe12140e5d30b89c75010012e487 *siouxsie-1985-10-08-bradford02.flac
8233229f511df0ed78dec45f2e59a4ce *siouxsie-1985-10-08-bradford03.flac
f351ef532eb64eca250a19bcd4e70af8 *siouxsie-1985-10-08-bradford04.flac
dd37c32b189b622c207403b90e4d4ae4 *siouxsie-1985-10-08-bradford05.flac
975a3c86c8f0247485f7250b5b8490af *siouxsie-1985-10-08-bradford06.flac
6b340ce34b59c079723207ce6d7e5a94 *siouxsie-1985-10-08-bradford07.flac
0688477d57e96b8b3d89f3fbf031eb7a *siouxsie-1985-10-08-bradford08.flac
d661e1f82ba9842774f4d8d8fb2a566c *siouxsie-1985-10-08-bradford09.flac
d8b5c9e339479786424bff58416dd586 *siouxsie-1985-10-08-bradford10.flac
a9fd5e51572ed50e4b32dea7377440e0 *siouxsie-1985-10-08-bradford11.flac
6b36f68fd0d9b7558de6e83b1289af10 *siouxsie-1985-10-08-bradford12.flac
2ad0c8a85d7d78af077d3537c820e72a *siouxsie-1985-10-08-bradford13.flac
c71c58f9b8b2e71401385622dfdc93ab *siouxsie-1985-10-08-bradford14.flac
c8e24f8516211c46b6558cb7a3b8614d *siouxsie-1985-10-08-bradford15.flac
91c7c1abd8dee2080fcacf51db5b226a *siouxsie-1985-10-08-bradford16.flac
9190c390b016e26287b2d6795f4abac6 *siouxsie-1985-10-08-bradford17.flac
8a6931ad0d7b9f75a05b18e22245b470 *siouxsie-1985-10-08-bradford18.flac
eafec6e7fb5f039b8ccb16d55d95fc55 *siouxsie-1985-10-08-bradford19.flac
524e8bbda028530bf6f0fc46cdcaae6c *siouxsie-1985-10-08-bradford20.flac

CD-R

2

cassette(audience, low gen) > wav > adobe audition(dehiss-preset standard setting) > wav > soundforge(small crossfade on the tape flip and between encores to tidy it up) > wav > flac(8)

TRT : 01:29:06

I got this tape at a record fair about 3 weeks after the gig. If the stallholder was a professional bootlegger (went to gigs just to tape them to sell) as many of them were then my tape will be a 1st gen, or 2nd gen if he was given a copy from someone else.

Before the last song Siouxsie says "This is for the soda brigade". This is a reference to some guy near the front who earlier in the gig was holding a can of lemonade above his head and waving it about and some of it hit Siouxsie. This was the first gig I ever went to. I was right at the front, left hand side near the speaker stacks. After the gig my ears were ringing for 3 days.

dimitroy

*

B+

A480

0