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GENESIS - LIVE IN SHEFFIELD

City Hall, Sheffield, 17th April 1980
FM-broadcast recording (HallamFM Sheffield).
Restoration/Mastering/Cover design by tom 2006
A TM Production. GEN800417TM

CD1 (65:07):
01. DEEP IN THE MOTHERLODE 5:56
02. DANCING WITH THE MOONLIT KNIGHT (opening section) 1:53
03. THE CARPET CRAWLERS 5:44
04. SQUONK 6:48
05. ONE FOR THE VINE 11:30
06. BEHIND THE LINES 5:21
07. DUCHESS 6:56
08. GUIDE VOCAL 1:46
09. TURN IT ON AGAIN 4:38
10. DUKE�S TRAVELS 7:14
11. DUKE�S END 2:18

CD2 (70:41):
01. Introduction 1:04
02. SAY IT'S ALRIGHT JOE 7:53
03. THE LADY LIES 6:11
04. RIPPLES 10:16
05. IN THE CAGE 7:27
06. THE COLONY OF SLIPPERMEN (instrumental excerpt) 1:12
07. AFTERGLOW 4:25
08. FOLLOW YOU FOLLOW ME 4:28
09. DANCE ON A VOLCANO 4:46
10. DRUM DUET 0.53
11. LOS ENDOS 6:09
12. I KNOW WHAT I LIKE 9:16

(Times show the actual music without intros*)

Main audio source provided by Andy Hill, some fills by Tony Ryan.
Tape transfer and CEDAR Cambridge restoration by tom.
Ticket stub and band photos Courtesy of Genesis museum

06 at 18:08:46, Andy Hill aka "broadway" wrote on the official forum:
"I came across two old tapes of the Genesis Sheffield City Hall 17th April '80
and just had a quick listen. The sound quality is excellent and the tapes are
in good condition. I was wondering if anyone had the time or inclination to
attempt transferring and remastering (if necessary). This source is low gen
(1st or second). I realise there are several great versions of this already
but you can't have enough Genesis boots eh?
Thanks
Andy"

So he sent the tapes to Speedy - he made a quick transfer by himself and sent
the tapes together with a DVD containing his transfer files and another raw
source (the famous Tony Ryan tapes that were used for SAB12) that he thought
could be useful to fill the gaps on Andy's tapes.

I was lucky to get the original tapes - I always prefer to do the transfer by
myself just because of two reasons: it will be done by professional equipment
and it's possible to align the azimuth of the cassette player's head to the
tape. So thanks again Andy for providing me with your masters!

The tapes turned out to be awesome - very clean, almost without FM statics and
well balanced. Only few minor dropouts and clicks could be noticed. The sad
thing was that the songs were faded in and out at the beginning and the end of
each tape side, sometimes by overlapping for some seconds but some bits were
missing. So it was pretty clear that the tapes were 1st gen at least and

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