(Audience FLAC)
The Cure
Wartburg Music Hall, Wiesbaden, Germany
October - 09 - 1980
This is not a master tape from MILAVALENTI but a tape of unknown gen he received in a trade.
Rec. Info:
unknown gen tape -> cass transfer via Onkyo tapedeck TA-2330 -> Magix Music Cleaning Lab (edit/remaster) -> FLAC -> DIME
VG- sound after some minor EQ was done. Sound level adjusted.
An early Cure show from the wonderful Wartburg in Wiesbaden which in the same era gave us acts like Talking Heads, The Clash, Siouxsie & Banshees or Iggy Pop to name but a few. I was happy to be there and see The Cure at a time when they were still interesting for me. One year later they came back again to the Wartburg. Attached is a copy of the poster and the ticket stub.
Robert Smith - guitar, vocals
Simon Gallup - bass
Laurence Tolhurst - drums
01 The Holy Hour
02 Play For Today
03 Three Imaginary Boys
04 Primary
05 10.15 Saturday Night
06 In Your House
07 Accuracy
08 At Night
09 M
10 Another Day
11 Jumping Someone Else's Train
12 Another Journey By Train
13 Grinding Halt
14 A Forest
15 Seventeen Seconds
16 encore call
17 Forever
18 I'm Cold
19 Killing An Arab
20 Fire In Cairo
21 Boys Don't Cry
22 Play For Today
Setlist (82:45 min.)
from MILAVALENTI collection # 016
The MILAVALENTI collection consists mostly of 80's and some 90's and 2000's masters in generally great sound. Most of the concerts which will be uploaded from this collection are uncirculated. I met the taper who is an old friend of mine recently after more than 20 years. He was happy to give me his very precious gems to be presented to a wider public. In the 80's I often went to concerts with him and sometimes both of us were recording. So some of the recordings which will be uploaded have been uploaded by me before as of my masters collections and some of his recordings which had been uploaded by me already as first gen copies will now be re-uploaded as master transfers. The musical style varies from "normal Rock acts" to Wave/Punk and Avantgarde. Also some German Post-Punk acts are included.
The Cure
Wartburg Music Hall, Wiesbaden, Germany
October - 09 - 1980
This is not a master tape from MILAVALENTI but a tape of unknown gen he received in a trade.
Rec. Info:
unknown gen tape -> cass transfer via Onkyo tapedeck TA-2330 -> Magix Music Cleaning Lab (edit/remaster) -> FLAC -> DIME
VG- sound after some minor EQ was done. Sound level adjusted.
An early Cure show from the wonderful Wartburg in Wiesbaden which in the same era gave us acts like Talking Heads, The Clash, Siouxsie & Banshees or Iggy Pop to name but a few. I was happy to be there and see The Cure at a time when they were still interesting for me. One year later they came back again to the Wartburg. Attached is a copy of the poster and the ticket stub.
Robert Smith - guitar, vocals
Simon Gallup - bass
Laurence Tolhurst - drums
01 The Holy Hour
02 Play For Today
03 Three Imaginary Boys
04 Primary
05 10.15 Saturday Night
06 In Your House
07 Accuracy
08 At Night
09 M
10 Another Day
11 Jumping Someone Else's Train
12 Another Journey By Train
13 Grinding Halt
14 A Forest
15 Seventeen Seconds
16 encore call
17 Forever
18 I'm Cold
19 Killing An Arab
20 Fire In Cairo
21 Boys Don't Cry
22 Play For Today
Setlist (82:45 min.)
from MILAVALENTI collection # 016
The MILAVALENTI collection consists mostly of 80's and some 90's and 2000's masters in generally great sound. Most of the concerts which will be uploaded from this collection are uncirculated. I met the taper who is an old friend of mine recently after more than 20 years. He was happy to give me his very precious gems to be presented to a wider public. In the 80's I often went to concerts with him and sometimes both of us were recording. So some of the recordings which will be uploaded have been uploaded by me before as of my masters collections and some of his recordings which had been uploaded by me already as first gen copies will now be re-uploaded as master transfers. The musical style varies from "normal Rock acts" to Wave/Punk and Avantgarde. Also some German Post-Punk acts are included.
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