The Electric Light Orchestra - 1982-02-13 - Frankfurt, DE (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

The Electric Light Orchestra
February 13, 1982
Live at the Frankfurt Festhalle, Frankfurt- West Germany
Lineage: MC copy from master: Sound Forge 6.0 ->High end polish, bass boost ->NR,
track splitup ->Flac Frontend level 6, sectors aligned and verified.->Torrent

01 - Twilight
02 - Is That What You Want
03 - Evil Woman
04 - Livin' Thing
05 - Telephone Line
06 - From The End Of The World
07 - The Way Life's Meant To Be
08 - Mik Kaminski Violin Solo
09 - Violin Blues With Band
10 - The Tribute To John Lennon: Nowhere Man
11 - TTTJL: Across The Universe
12 - TTTJL: A Day In The Life
13 - Showdown
14 - Ma Ma Ma Belle (fades out)
15 - Can't Get It Out Of My Head
16 - Wild West Hero
17 - Turn To Stone
18 - Mr. Blue Sky
19 - Sweet Talkin' Woman
20 - Shine A Little Love
21 - Last Train To London
22 - Confusion
23 - Do Ya
24 - Rockaria
25 - Hold On Tight
26 - Don't Bring Me Down
27 - Roll Over Beethoven (very beginning cut)

This is a very high-energy performance! The band pay a special tribute to John Lennon by performing several Beatles numbers.

This is another tape that was bought at a German flea market in the early 1980's. As I have previously said, the "Samstag Flohmarkt" was a once-monthly affair held along the banks of the Rhine on the Mainz side. There was another, much larger one held in Frankfurt, but I only went there once. Is it still there?

This concert is a direct one-on-one from the master tape. Unfortunately, the tape used was made by KCC. KCC used BASF tape in their own housings. The early ones they distributed tended to fail, and the tape would either stall or break. This one was no exception. At some time in the early 1990's the guts were transfered to a Maxell UDXLII housing, where they remain today.
The tape was found to be in poor condition with both leader ends broken off. That was repaired, and a transfer was made. 

ELO played most of their songs in a party-style medley during this show, 27 of them in fact. Yours truly used an extremely small pair of digital tweezers to seperate all of them out for you. It's believed the whole thing will just fit on a single CDr, if you don't have any pauses between tracks.