The Alarm - 1988-02-09 - London, UK (FM/FLAC)

(FM Broadcast FLAC)

The Alarm 
"Live In London 9.2.1988" 
Hammersmith Odeon, London, UK 
9th of February, 1988 

Source: FM Broadcast (Westwood One KITS 105 + BBC Radio 1) 

Lineage 1: 
BBC Radio 1 "In Concert" Broadcast 5th March 1988 > Sony Tuner > Sony Cassette Deck > Master Cassette > Yamaha KX-330 > ACD > Optical > Dio2496 > Soundforge (edits) > FLAC 

Lineage 2: 
Westwood One KITS 105.3FM 1990-06-03 broadcast (FM) > Fisher CA 800 FM receiver > Fisher CA-800 amp > Fisher CR-124 cassette deck (Dolby B encoded) > Maxell UDII 90 cassette > Sony TC-WE425 playback (Dolby B on, azimuth adjustment) > Nero Wave Editor (levels) > CD Wave Editor (tracking) > FLAC (5) 

Remaster : Both torrents > Audacity / Nero Editor > Remaster > TLH > FLAC(8) 
remaster by Gagliem in July 2013 

01. Strength 
02. Knife Edge° 
03. Howling Wind° 
04. Newtown Jericho° 
05. Presence Of Love 
06. Absolute Reality 
07. Blaze Of Glory° 
08. Bound For Glory° 
09. Shelter 
10. Rain In The Summertime 
11. Rescue Me 
12. Sixty Eight Guns 
13. Where Were You Hiding When The Storm Broke?° 
14. Knockin' On Heaven's Door 

Running Time: 1:08:31 

All tracks from Lineage 2, except for ° from lineage 1 

** REMASTER NOTES ** 
After the first remaster using almost all the BBC source, this time I wanted to use all the songs from WestWood One and then the six missing songs from the BBC source, as the WW1's sound quality is superior to the BBC1. 

The BBC1 source (Lin 1) was EQed, pitch speeded up 0.58,5 cents to match the Lammah's source (which had the correct pitch/tempo), also lowered a little bit down the Mike feedback noise on its mic at 1.13 of "Knife Edge". 

The WW1 source had to be reworked a little: fixed some small gaps/distortions in "Strength" (3.11), "Absolute Reality" (1.03), "Shelter" (0.00), "Rain In The Summertime" (3.30, 3.41, 4.33), "Rescue Me" (3.33, 4.15) then fixed "68 Guns" (3.15) and put it before "Knockin' On Heaven's Door" and smoothed some transitions inbetween tracks, removed also the announcer outro (useless). Then I reduced an annoying and evident volume raising at 35secs of "Strength" and lowered down 26% its volume, then 14% down for the other WW1 tracks to match BBC1 source.