Ultravox - 1984-06-06 - London, UK (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Hammersmith Odeon

01 - Man of two worlds 
02 - Passing strangers 
03 - We stand alone 
04 - New europeans 
05 - I remember (Death in the afternoon) 
06 - Visions in blue 
07 - Heart of the country 
08 - Western promise 
09 - Vienna 
10 - Reap the wild wind 
11 - We came to dance 
12 - White china * 
13 - One small day 

* Removed because officially released. 

Source: Soundboard or FM Broadcast 
Rating: 5 Stars 

Ultravox - 1983-05-14 - Dortmund, DE (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

DVD-PAL-AC3
Excellent quality

01. The Voice 
02. Vienna 
03. Mine of Life 
04. All stood still 
05. Hymn 
06. We go

Ultravox - 1983-04-15 - Dortmund, DE (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Westfahlenhalle

Lineage: 
SBD > Fm Stereo--King Biscuit Flower Hour > Unknown Reciever > Unknown Recorder > Magix Audio Cleaning Lab > WAV > FLAC

Audio Quality: B+

01 - All Stood Still

02 - The Thin Wall

03 - Visions In Blue

04 - The Voice

05 - Vienna

06 - Reap The Wild Wind

07 - Passing Strangers

08 - Mine For Life

09 - Hymn

Ultravox - 1979-03-13 - San Francisco, CA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Ultravox

Old Waldorf - early show

San Francisco, CA

1979-03-13 (Tuesday)

THTP Release 80

Recording chain:

Stage mics > splitter (split to house snake/SBD and TH snake) > TH dedicated snake > Peavy MkII 12 channel mixing board (10 channels snake, 2 channels audience mics) >

AKAI GXC-570D Cassette Deck (Dolby B on) > TDK SA-90 tape

Archival Process:

1999: Sony TC-KA3ES > TDK SA-90 tapes playback (NO Dolby) > BBE 462 Sonic Maximizer (to clean up tapes) > Tascam DA-30 DAT > HHb DAT-125 DAT tape

2002: HHb CDR-850 Professional CD Recorder (In real time) > HHb CDR74 Gold 100 year archival grade CDRs

2005: Transfered to HDD in AIFF file format

Dime release processing: AIFF Master Files > FFMPEG > 16 bit FLAC 8 > tagging, cover artwork, checksums.

Recorded, preserved, and master AIFF files provided by: Terry Hammer

John Foxx (Dennis Leigh) - lead vocals

Billy Currie - keyboards, viola, violin, synthesisers

Warren Cann - drums, percussion, backing vocals

Chris Cross - bass, synthesisers, backing vocals

Robin Simon - guitar, backing vocals

01. The Man Who Dies Every Day

02. Slip Away

03. Slow Motion

04. Hiroshima Mon Amour

05. Touch And Go

06. Artificial Life

07. Just For A Moment

08. He's A Liquid

09. Quiet Men

Length: 45:31

Notes:

Another great band, and another 'pre-punk' band (like XTC, THTP 72). Note that this recording is not the ehtire show.

Terry: "It's the early show 8pm. Late show was not recorded, didn't have enough tape.

Ultravox - 1979-03-03 - Boston, MA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Ultravox

1979/03/03 

Paradise Theatre

Boston

Massachusetts

USA

John Foxx: Vocals

Chris Cross: Bass

Billy Currie: Keyboards / Violin

Warren Cann: Drums

Robin Simon: Guitar

01 Slow Motion

02 Hiroshima Mon Amour

03 Touch and Go (John Foxx song)

04 Artificial Life

05 Just For A Moment

06 He's A Liquid (John Foxx song)

07 Quiet Men

08 Blue Light

09 ROckwrok

10 My Sex

Runtime 46 minutes

Excellent sound, this was broadcast on the London Wavelength Concert Hour. 1979 the ! has gone from the name and John Foxx would soon follow. This also features an Ultravox version of "He's A Liquid" which would see light the following year on the excellent John Foxx album "Metamatic".

Ultravox - 1979-02-23 - Philadelphia, PA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast WIOQ FLAC)

Hot Club 

01 - The Man Who Dies Every Day 
02 - Slipaway 
03 - Slow Motion 
04 - Hiroshima Mon Amour 
05 - Artificial Life 
06 - Just For A Moment 
07 - He's A Liquid 
08 - Quiet Men 
09 - I Can't Stay Long 
10 - Someone Else's Clothes 
11 - Blue Light 
12 - My Sex

Ultravox - 1978-12-26 - London, UK (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Marquee Club

Billed as a Special Boxing Day concert. This is the last show of 1978. The 1979 U.S. tour started in February.

This is an incomplete show. It's only Side one of the tape I have. There are a few cds out there of this show but this is NOT cd sourced. It's from a cassette tape I bought in Portabello Road, London in 1985 ish. I can't find or locate the tape. Mods just let me know if you would like this show removed and I will remove it forthwith.

Original transfer from board to cassette:unknown

Transfer from cassette to cd:me

Lineage:

gig>mixing desk>cassette tape>Phillips stand alone>EAC>Audacity to split tracks> TLH

John Foxx: vocals

Warren Cann: drums,rhythmn machines,backing vocals

Chris Cross: bass,synthesizers,backing vocals

Billy Currie: keyboards, violin

Robin Simon: guitar, backing vocals

01 - The Man Who Dies Everyday

02 - Slipaway

03 - Some of Them

04 - Slow Motion

05 - Hiroshima Mon Amour

06 - Artificial Life

07 - Just For A Moment

08 - Quiet Man

09 - I Can't Stay Long

10 - He's a Liquid

Side one of tape ends here

Side two, which I can't find or don't have and does not appear in this torrent.

11. Walk Away

12. Young Savage

13. Someone Else's Clothes

Encore

14. Blue Light

15. Rockwrok

Ultravox - 2012-11-05 - Milan, IT (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Milano, Alcatraz

Lineage: 
CA-14 (omnis) > Edirol R-09 > HD (via USB) > Sony SoundForge 7.0 > CD Wave (FLAC plugin - level 6)

Chris Cross - bass, vocals, drums
Warren Cann - drums, vocals
Billy Currie - keyboards, violin, drums
Midge Ure - vocals, guitar, keyboards, drums

01 - Brilliant
02 - New Europeans
03 - Mr. X
04 - Reap The Wild Wind
05 - Rage In Eden
06 - Rise
07 - Live
08 - We Stand Alone
09 - Sleepwalk
10 - Lament
11 - I Remember (Death In The Afternoon)
12 - Lie
13 - Astradyne
14 - Vienna
15 - Flow
16 - One Small Day
17 - Passing Strangers
18 - Love's Great Adventure
19 - All Stood Still
20 - Dancing With Tears In My Eyes
21 - Hymn
20 - Thin Wall
23 - The Voice

TT 121:29

Ultravox - 1986-11-01 - Glasgow, UK (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Barrowland Ballroom

Lineage:
Soundboard & Audience > Fm & Unknown Audience Recorder > Unknown Recording Process > Magix Audio Cleaning Lab > WAV > FLAC

Audio Quality: Fm = C+, Audience = C-- > There are audio dropouts and inconsistent sound quality. Also, some songs
start abruptly due to the commercials being cut out. Audio quality varies between SB and audience as well as during SB songs there is variation. Even though this is mostly Fm, there are some sound issues with this. If no better source becomes available I might try to work on this one to improve it if possible.
Overall, it is not to bad and is reasonably listenable throughout but only worthy of a C+ at best in my opinion.

01. The Same Old Story
02. The Voice
03. New Europeans
04. Sweet Surrender (Audience)
05. White China (Audience)
06. Dream On
07. All In One Day
08. All Stood Still
09. Time To Kill
10. Hymn
11. Lament
12. Vienna
13. Passing Strangers (Audience)
14. The Prize
15. One Small Day
16. Love`s Great Adventure
17. Dancing With Tears In My Eyes
18. All Fall Down

This is an Fm recording with 3 songs that were not broadcast included from an audience source. The audience songs were put in their proper track locations to keep the setlist just as the songs were played.

Ultravox - 2012-10-25 - Berlin, DE (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Lineage/Source: 
Edirol R-09 (16/44.1) + Sound Professionals SP-CMC-8 (hat mounted) 
+ SPSB-11 (no bass roll off) > PC via USB > CoolEdit Pro (fading, limiting a few loud claps) > CDWave (splitting) > FLAC 1.2.1 (Level 6) > You 

First Set 
01 - Brilliant 
02 - New Europeans 
03 - Mr. X 
04 - Reap The Wild Wind 
05 - Visions In Blue 
06 - Change 
07 - White China 
08 - Rage In Eden 
09 - Rise 
10 - Sleepwalk 

[15 min intermission // not recorded] 

Second Set 
11 - Live 
12 - We Stand Alone 
13 - Thin Wall 
14 - Lament 
15 - I Remember (Death In The Afternoon) 
16 - Lie 
17 - Astradyne 
18 - Vienna 
19 - Flow 
20 - One Small Day 
21 - Passing Strangers 
22 - Love's Great Adventure 
23 - All Stood Still 
24 - Hymn 
25 - [Encore Break] 

Encore 
26 - Dancing With Tears In My Eyes 
27 - The Voice 

Notes: 
I arrived at the venue just in time, 10mins before the show started but could easily position myself at a perfect spot in the centre about 15m away from the stage. It was really sad to see that so few people had shown up for what is very likely to be the final tour of this fantastic group. I would estimate that only about 600 people were attending, maybe less. In a venue with a capacity of 3500 this doesn't look too good, it's a shame. 

After the rather short 1st set I didn't expect the overall show to be this long, what a nice suprise! For my taste they've played every song I had wished for. Midge's voice was on top form and the old lads had a hell of a lot of fun on stage despite the low attendance. But the crowd was in a very enthusiastic mood and dancing all the time so that made up for it a bit. 

Ultravox - 1977-10-14 - Stockholm, SWE (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Lineage:
FM broadcast >1st copy from master tape>wave(Philips CDR570)>track split(CD wave Editor)>  fade in/fade out(Nero wave Editor)>flac(8)TLH aligne on sector boundaries 

John Foxx : Vocals
Stevie Shears : Guitar
Warren Cann : Drums / Vocals
Billy Currie : Violins / Keyboards / Synthesiser
Chris Cross : Bass / Vocals

01 - I want to be a machine

02 - Rockwrok

03 - Slip Away

04 - The Frozen Ones

05 - Distant Smile

06 - Young Savage

07 - My Sex

08 - The man who dies every day

09 - Artificial Life

10 - Wide Boys

11 - Saturday Night

12 - Wild, Beautiful And The Damned

13 - Rockwrok

14 - Fear In The Western World

T.T. 58:33 min

Ultravox - 1980-10-04 - New Orleans, LA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Ole Man Rivers, New Orleans, Louisiana

Audience Master by RH with Sony TCFX 520 + 7.0 > Sony TCD5 playback > M-Audio MicrotrackII > WAV(44.1 sample rate/16bit) > CD Wave Editor tracksplit > FLAC level 8

01 intro/ Astradyine

02 New Europeans

03 Passing Strangers

04 Quiet Men

05 Face To Face

06 Mr. X

07 Western Promise

08 Vienna

09 Slow Motion

10 Hiroshima Mon Amour

11 All Stood Still

12 Sleepwalk

13 Private Lives

14 King's Lead Hat (Brian Eno cover)

Total Time 81:07

This will fit on one CD if you're using Nero to burn and can override the default of 80 minute maximum.

Outstanding quality master tapes loaned to me by RH and not shared here before.

Even though Midge Ure is singing and not John Foxx the band sounds fantastic. Includes live versions of entire Vienna LP, B-Side to Passing Strangers single (Face To Face), two tracks from John Foxx era Systems Of Romance (Quiet Men, Slow Motion) and one track from Ha!-Ha!-Ha! (Hiroshima Mon Amour). Total surprise is encore cover of King's Lead Hat by Brian Eno.

Ultravox - 1984-09-04 - Nettuno, IT (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Ultravox

Stadio del Baseball, Nettuno (Rome) - Italy

4th September 1984

Known lineage:

c90 Sony HF audience unknown generation tape cassette by trade > TEAC W-865R -

2 x RCA to mini jack stereo cable - PCI Sound Card Manhattan 6-Channel (CMI8738/C3DX) > HDD

.wav audio file aquisition and tracks splitting by Audacity v2.1.3 > flac files encoding (level=5), fft

fingerprints by FLAC Frontend v2.1 > .md5 whole-set signature file by mkwACT v1.0 > dime > you.

01. Man of Two Worlds (04:01)

02. Passing Strangers (05:06)

03. We Stand Alone (05:58)

04. New Europeans (03:57)

05. I Remember (Death in the Afternoon) (04:57)

06. Visions in Blue (04:27)

07. Heart of the Country (04:30)

08. Western Promise (06:19)

09. Vienna (04:52)

10. Reap the Wild Wind (03:43)

11. We Came to Dance (02:16)

12. White China (03:29)

13. One Small Day (04:22)

14. Hymn (04:33)

15. The Voice (incl. Band's Intro) (07:23)

---

16. Lament (04:12)

17. Dancing With Tears in My Eyes (05:05)

18. All Stood Still (04:25)

Total Playing Time: 01:23:44

Fairly rare, complete show, with a satisfying audio quality from Set Movements 1984 Tour.

Ultravox - 1979-03-xx - Buffalo, NY (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

lineage
SBD>tape(1st copy)>CDR(Ph.CDR570)>wave(EAC)>flacf(8)>speed correction>EAC>FLAC(8)

John Foxx: vocals
Chris Cross: Bass
Billy Currie: Keyboards / Violin
Warren Cann: Drums
Robin Simon: guitar

01: the man who dies every day 6:08
02: slip away 4:19
03: slow motion 3:47 >
04: Hiroshima mon amour 4:03
05: touch and go 5:03
06: artificial life 5:13
07: just for a moment 4:00
08: he's a liquid 5:50
09: quiet man 3:52 (apparent tape flip after)
10: radio beach 3:48
11: I can't stay long (spliced) 3:50
12: someone else's clothes 5:53
13: blue light 3:59 >
14: rockwrok 5:14
15: my sex 3:53

runtime: 68:58

previously listed as March 4, 1979 but that is not correct since Ultravox played 4 shows in Boston in March 79, 2 on March 3 and 2 more on March 4th. This is likely a day or two before or after that.
2nd show

remaster notes:
This appears to be either a different date or show than listed, since they played 2 shows in Boston on March 3rd and 2 more on the 4th. The BBC broadcast posted a few times before is from one of those shows, and that is an edited version of the show missing about 20 min. this doesn't sound like that show. If it's from Buffalo, it's probably a day or two before or after the listed date. It needed speed correction (again) so I slowed it by 9.5 cents, it needed retracking, since several tracks began with several seconds of applause, and the levels were recorded too high with clipping throughout. (not horribly, but noticably) there were also short (about .005 sec.) gaps at most of the track breaks. not any more. there were also some problems in the right side during some parts of "blue light" (or else the soundman doesn't care much for David Gilmour titles) so I monoized some short sections to cover up the missing sound without ruining it. this was an almost-deleter when I got it. Now it's considerably better, glad I remastered instead of deleted (I can't listen to pepped Ultravox, it just didn't sound like them before). and listening to it as I write this info text, it sounds pretty decent (after 4 tries to get the speed to sound right, this is the only one to get posted) I also cut out a very short section of recorder turn-on noise at the start of track 9 (only about .01 of a second) I think I got the speed right, this Ultravox band has a very distinct tone and sound to them, especially John Foxx. I've heard enough of this tour to know what it should sound like. I wouldn't be able to attempt doing this to a Jack DeJohnette's Directions recording. I think anyone who heard this before will find this more than a little improvement.

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