ELP Digest Wednesday, 14 Oct 1992
Volume 2 : Issue 21
The "Rejoice, Glory is Ours" Edition
Today's Topics:
Re: Affairs of the Heart CD single
Re: ELP Digest V2 #20 ("Affairs..." CD single)
ELP Questions
concerts
elp digest question (and related conversation) about `Rondo'
ELP PHOTOS
_Welcome Back_ length, _Atlantic Years_ musings
ELP Tour Merchandise Flyer
Some ELP stuff available in here...
Affairs Of The Heart Single
SPOILER
ELP at the Royal Albert Hall, Oct 2nd, 1992
Digest, mailing address,
and administrative stuff to: J.Arnold@bull.com\
= for now, these are the same
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From: Sir Prize!!! <uslave@mcl.mcl.ucsb.edu>
Subject: Re: Affairs of the Heart CD single
Date: Mon, 28 Sep 92 12:39:13 PDT
I've seen it on sale back home in Southern California. I saw it in a CD/
high-end stereo store called The Digital Ear. It sold for $9.95 I think.
I don't have the address handy right now, but I can find out the address
and phone number, or someone can call information @ (714) 555-1212, and the
city is Tustin. They only had one copy, but I'm sure they're willing to
special order more (they have one of the best selections of imports I've
ever seen). There's also a place right here called the Rock House, and
they special order import stuff too, but I'm not too sure about their prices
(Digital Ear's prices for regular CD's are ~$1-2 below average (Tower, et al.),
pretty good IMHO). I don't have the Rock House's address/phone# handy either,
but I guess it would be easier for me to give them everyone's orders or
something. Sending them all out's gonna be hell though.......0-}
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Jesse Chang (Sir Prize!!!) INTERNET: uslave@mcl.mcl.ucsb.edu *
"Step inside! Hello! We've the most amazing show..." -- ELP, Karn Evil 9 *
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Date: Mon, 28 Sep 92 21:25 GMT
From: Toby Hart Dyke <thart@cix.compulink.co.uk>
Subject: Re: ELP Digest V2 #20 ("Affairs..." CD single)
>ELP Digest V2 #20
>From: arnold@cyclades.ma30.bull.com
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>
>Subject: INFO NEEDED: Affairs Of The Heart Seedy Single
>From: wcsanil@ccs.carleton.ca (Anil Prasad)
>Date: Thu, 3 Sep 92 19:53:59 EDT
>
>
>Just found out that there will be or already is an "Affairs Of The
>Heart" UK CD single!!
>
>Anyone know what's on this puppy?
>
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>Anil Prasad | "For NASA, space is still a high priority."
>---------------------------|
>wcsanil@ccs.carleton.ca |
>wcsanil@alfred.carleton.ca | -- J. Danforth Quayle, 09/05/90
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>
>[ Editor's note: I'm sure that other readers and myself would also be
> interested in knowing where one might find this item. If
> it's hard to get here in the US and any readers (in the UK
> or with connections to the UK) have a way to order some
> copies, I'd be glad to arrange to collect orders and
> handle the details for getting currency converted,
> mailing, etc. Just let us know! - John - ]
>
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John, I'd be pleased to help if I can. I have looked (somewhat
half-heartedly, I'd admit!) for this CD single, but haven't seen it
anywhere. I work in central London, so I have access to a number of large
record shops, so at least one of them should have some, or be able to order
them.
I'm off to see ELP on Saturday at the Royal Albert Hall (where Keith got
banned from with the Nice in the late sixties, after burning the US flag
while playing "America"). I'll let you know how it goes! (I've also got
tickets for another show on Oct. 26th at the same venue :-) :-)
Toby Hart Dyke thart@cix.compulink.co.uk
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Date: Mon, 28 Sep 92 18:46:47 EST
From: (Matt Hill) <mlh1@postoffice.mail.cornell.edu>
Subject: ELP Questions
(for the digest, if you think they would be ok for it.)
On the CDs of Brain Salad Surgery that my friend and I own, the music drops
out very briefly in the 2nd part of the 1st impression of Karn Evil 9, right
after the line "We've got thrills and shocks" Is this like this on the
records as well? Was it intentional (a shock?) or just a goof in the
mastering?
Also, I would like to know if anyone has any roios (recordings of
indeterminate origins) of the current tour. I have one, and would be
interested in hearing from anyone else who does, especially if it's a
soundboard.
oo 54
L e d Z e p p e l i n
69 79
[ Editor's reply:
Subject: re: ELP Questions
Date: Tue, 29 Sep 92 10:07:32 -0400
From: arnold
Re: Matt's first question
>>> On the CDs of Brain Salad Surgery that my friend and I own, the music
>>> drops out very briefly in the 2nd part of the 1st impression of Karn
>>> Evil 9, right after the line "We've got thrills and shocks" Is this
>>> like this on the records as well? Was it intentional (a shock?) or
>>> just a goof in the mastering?
This is an intentional effect that seems to be the aural equivalent of
slamming on the brakes after a few laps on a Grand Prix circuit.
(Another example of the effectiveness of silence.) This gasp for air
was even done live on the tours where they played all of KE9.
- John - ]
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From: Sir Prize!!! <uslave@mcl.mcl.ucsb.edu>
Subject: concerts
Date: Mon, 28 Sep 92 16:32:15 PDT
You wouldn't happen to know if they're planning to go around again, would
you? I really wanted to see them the first time, but I was unable to go...
You wouldn't happen to have an ELP logo pin you'd consider selling, would
you? 0-}
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Jesse Chang (Sir Prize!!!) INTERNET: uslave@mcl.mcl.ucsb.edu *
"Step inside! Hello! We've the most amazing show..." -- ELP, Karn Evil 9 *
* * * * * * * * * ** ** *** **** ****** ********
[ Editor's reply:
To: Sir Prize!!! <uslave@mcl.mcl.ucsb.edu>
Subject: Re: concerts
Date: Tue, 29 Sep 92 09:56:48 -0400
From: arnold
In response to Jesse's questions:
>>> You wouldn't happen to know if they're planning to go around again,
>>> would you? I really wanted to see them the first time, but I was
>>> unable to go...
There are rumors that another brief North American tour might happen in
fall/winter. I think the European tour keeps them busy until November,
however.
>>> You wouldn't happen to have an ELP logo pin you'd consider selling,
>>> would you? 0-}
Sorry. I bought one for myself but have no extras. The people who make
the stuff for sale on tour however is Brockum (sp??). Maybe I could get
their address/phone off the tour booklet and we could see if they'll
sell by mail to people who didn't get to see them live.
- John - ]
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From: selick@cs.bu.edu (Steven Selick)
Date: Tue, 29 Sep 92 09:28:06 -0400
To: J.Arnold@bull.com
Subject: elp digest question (and related conversation) about `Rondo'
[ Editor's note: The following is a series of correspondence shrunk down to
1 message for brevity. I think I've left all the content
intact though I've done some editing. ]
I was at a "Jazz Brunch" at John Harvard's Brew House in Harvard Sq, right
near Harvard University in Cambridge, MA, on Sunday. Right after "Take Five"
I heard, much to my surprise, a jazz trio version of the Rondo that Emerson
plays in the finale of his elp concerts. Was this some early Nice recording,
or did Emerson do a collaboration with some other Jazz artits as in the
Manhatten Collection? It was a very refreshing version of the piece, and
it actually took a minute to figure out where I had heard it before, although
it was most definately Emerson at the Piano.
- -Steve <selick@csa.bu.edu>
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To: selick@cs.bu.edu (Steven Selick)
Cc: arnold
Subject: Re: elp digest question
Date: Tue, 29 Sep 92 10:14:17 -0400
re: Rondo encore
It's actually not that surprising to hear a jazz band do this once you
know the origin. `Rondo' as the Nice called it is/was a rendition of Dave
Brubeck's Blue Rondo a la Turk. So Emerson's rendition of it has always
been as a cover of the Brubeck piece.
One of these days, Jim Smith (who helped me start the ELP Digest) and I
will finish our article about the covers/riffs of other songs/composers that
have found their way into various Nice/ELP tunes.
- - John -
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From: selick@cs.bu.edu (Steven Selick)
Date: Tue, 29 Sep 92 10:50:58 -0400
To: arnold@cyclades.ma30.bull.com
Subject: Re: elp digest question
So I suppose then, that since I had just heard Take Five, that it could
very well have been that original Brubeck version then? Is there a CD
or album that would have had them both on it?
- -Steve <selick@csa.bu.edu>
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From: selick@cs.bu.edu (Steven Selick)
Date: Tue, 29 Sep 92 12:19:06 -0400
To: arnold@cyclades.ma30.bull.com
Subject: Re: elp digest question
Do you think Emerson himself may have done a jazz trio version of the
tune? Perhaps he did a true rendition of the song?
It really did sound too much like Emerson's playing...
- -Steve <selick@csa.bu.edu>
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To: selick@cs.bu.edu (Steven Selick)
Subject: Re: elp digest question
Date: Tue, 29 Sep 92 13:23:09 -0400
From: arnold
>>> Do you think Emerson himself may have done a jazz trio version of the
>>> tune? Perhaps he did a true rendition of the song?
>>> It really did sound too much like Emerson's playing...
At times, the Nice sound wasn't all that different from a jazz trio.
That, coupled with Emerson's obvious affinity for jazz piano, would lead me
to believe that he has played it pretty `straight'. As I recall, the Brubeck
version I've heard is more `jumpy' than the Emerson version but I don't
think that Emerson stretches much from the original in his rendition (as
oppsoed to say, Toccata, for which there are parts where it is hard to tell
which is Keith `value-added' and which Ginestera).
- - John -
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To: selick@cs.bu.edu (Steven Selick)
Subject: Re: elp digest question
Date: Wed, 30 Sep 92 09:30:38 -0400
From: arnold
Steve:
I talked to my brother last night and got the following info. There is a
CD that has the Dave Brubeck Quartet version of both Take Five and Blue
Rondo a la Turk on it. It is called "Time Out" by the Dave Brubeck Quartet
and is in the Columbia Jazz Masterpieces Series, catalog # 40585. I'm
pretty sure this is one of the cheaper price ranges of CDs, too.
Also, my brother reminded me that Brubeck's rendition of Rondo is
something more like 9/8 time, while Keith has adapted it to 4/4.
- - John -
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Date: 29 Sep 92 20:36:58 EDT
From: Damien DeSimone <71221.2364@CompuServe.COM>
Subject: ELP PHOTOS
Howdy:
A friend of mine has some new ELP 8 x 10 photos for sale. These were
taken at the rehearsal show from 7/22 and the Hartford show from 8/4. He
had a photo pass for both shows. For more info, send a self-addressed
stamped envelope to:
Mike Tusa
45 Seward Drive
Dix Hills, NY 11746-7907 USA
Tell him I sent ya! BTW, I have seen some of these photos, and they
are *very cool*!
Regards,
Damien 5545135@mcimail.com
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Date: 02 Oct 1992 14:11:46 -0400 (EDT)
From: FISHBOY <AACUNZO@ccmail.sunysb.edu>
Subject: _Welcome Back_ length, _Atlantic Years_ musings
Can someone please tell me the length of the _Welcome Back, MY
Friends_ live set? The reason I'm wondering is that I don't want to
spend a good sum of money on a double disc import unless it has a decent
amount of music on it. (_Yesshows_, for example, is only 77 minutes long,
and thus could fit on one CD, but it was released as a double.)
Regarding the _Atlantic Years_ compilation. I like it. In
particular:
- The segued together KE9 First Impression
- The great improvement in sound quality, especially on the early stuff
- The original "I Believe in Father Christmas." I never heard that
before, unless that's the version I always hear on the radio around X-mas.
Anyone know? I can't remember off-hand.
Things I don't like:
- My major complaint (other than that they should have put out a boxed
set!) is that the set doesn't show much indication of the band's sense of
humor. Someone with only a little exposure to ELP who bought this would
never know the band has a lighter side. Personally, I'd replace "Tank"
with "The Sheriff" and "Are You Ready, Eddy?", but that's a matter of
opinion.
- The mislabeling of the tracks on disc two, and the omission of song
lengths. Again, someone who didn't know much about the band would be
totally baffled when listening to the second disc.
Well, that's all I can think of, but "There might have been things I
missed."
- Andy Acunzo
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Date: Fri, 2 Oct 92 19:11:25 pdt
From: Jim Smith <smithj@hpsadlu.sad.hp.com>
Subject: ELP Tour Merchandise Flyer
A few people have asked me for more information about the merchandise and
information brochures that were available at the concerts, so here is
most of the text from that brochure.
==J=i=m='=s= =l=i=n=e= =o=f= =M=e=r=c=h=a=n=d=i=s=i=n=g= =G=r=e=e=d==
ELP INVITES YOU TO JOIN IN
Here's your chance to grab some of the latest Emerson, Lake, and Palmer
merchandise around. Through this exclusive offer, you can order
one-of-a-kind tour souvenirs, from the latest 1992 World Tour T-Shirt to
an official, personally-autographed tambourine. You can also sign up for
the OFFICIAL ELP NEWS SERVICE and receive a year's worth of newsletters
featuring the latest inside photos, behind-the-scene stories, confidential
interviews, your fan mail and pen pals plus the answers to the questions
you've always wanted to ask ELP.
Now you can enjoy not only the sounds of one of the world's greatest
collaboration of musicians, but you will also have ELP's limited-edition
merchandise at your fingertips. Simply call our toll-free number
(1-800-777-4-ELP) to use your VISA or MasterCard or use our convenient
order form. Act today, as our quantities are limited. And welcome back,
my friends, to the show that never ends......
Statue T-shirt ["The Atlantic Years" cover in color on front of black shirt]
Tour dates on back
Available in M,L, & XL (739-001) $20.00
Tye-Dye T-shirt [large ELP logo on front]
Colors vary
Available in M,L, & XL (739-002) $36.00
Carousel T-shirt [Black Moon cover]
Tour dates on back
Available in M,L, & XL (739-003) $20.00
Dove T-shirt [first album cover]
Logo on back
Available in M,L, & XL (739-004) $20.00
Brain Salad T-shirt
Logo on back
Available in M,L, & XL (739-005) $20.00
Tarkus T-shirt
Logo on back
Available in M,L, & XL (739-006) $20.00
Pirate T-shirt [skull and crossbones on front]
Logo on back
Oversized
(739-007) $23.00
Baseball cap
Black with white logo
One size fits all
(739-701) $16.00
LIMITED EDITION
Brain Salad Surgery
Personally autographed print
Limited Quantities
Suitable for framing
(739-401) $185.00
Personally autographed
1992 Tour tambourine
6" in diameter
Limited quantities
(739-801) $45
1992 Tour Book
Personally autographed
20 pages
(739-501) $30.00
Flash! Late Arrivals!
- Personally autographed Carl Palmer drumsticks
- Personally autographed Greg Lake harmonica
PHONE FOR DETAILS
ORDERING INFORMATION
SHOPPING BY PHONE
For greater convenience and to expedite your order, please call
1-800-777-4357 24 hours a day, seven days a week and use your Mastercard
or Visa. Please have item #'s and credit card number with expiration date.
SHOPPING BY MAIL
When ordering by mail, please supply all information requested on the order
form including a day phone number and print legibly. Orders returned to
us due to illegible or incomplete addresses will be subject to a $5
processing fee plus all reship charges. Be sure to enclose your check or
money order. Send cash at your own risk.
SIZING: All t-shirts are in men's sizes with few exceptions. Please allow
for shrinkage. There is a $5 restocking fee plus all reship charges for
wrong size ordering, so if in doubt, order the LARGER size.
SHIPPING: Allow 4-6 weeks for delivery on all items. Please include
a street address for traceable delivery. Foreign, Canadian orders and
items sent to APO, FPO, Alaska, Hawaii and P.O. box addresses are not
traceable and we do not take responsibility for lost packages. Sorry,
we do not offer express or rush delivery or split-ship orders.
INTERNATIONAL & CANADIAN ORDERS: Money orders and checks must be in U.S.
funds. We do not reship or refund lost orders or allow exchanges. All
foreign duties must be payed by the customer.
RETURNS AND EXCHANGES: All exchanges and returns that we are not at fault
for will be subject to a $5.00 processing fee plus any reship charges,
prepaid.
SUBSTITUTIONS: Due to demand, items may become unavailable for shipment.
Please list alternate sizes or products to expedite your order delivery
and to avoid issuance of credit memos and refunds.
SOLD OUT PRODUCTS: In the event that you have ordered an item that has
been sold out, a credit memo will be issued which may be submitted for
future purchases (original copy, ONLY).
Prices and availability subject to change without notice.
California residents must add sales tax of 8.5% on merchandise.
Foreign orders must include telephone number or your order could be delayed.
Mail order and payment to:
ELP News Service
P.O. Box 884554 Dept. EL-01
San Francisco, CA 94188
Please allow 4-6 weeks delivery.
Name / Address / City / Phone (very important) / Date of Birth / Male/Female
VISA/MasterCard / Account Number / Signature / Country / Postal Code
Item# / Description / Size / Price / Qty / Amount
(alternate item )
"Yes sign me up for the Official ELP News Service $12"
Subtotal / Tax (CA only) / Shipping / News Service / Total
SHIPPING & HANDLING:
DOMESTIC CANADIAN/
SUBTOTAL (U.S.) FOREIGN
$1.00 - $30.00 $5.50 $18.00
$30.01 - $45.00 $7.50 $27.00
$45.01 & up add 15% add 50%
of Subtotal of Subtotal
{==J=i=m='=s= =l=i=n=e= =o=f= =M=e=r=c=h=a=n=d=i=s=i=n=g= =G=r=e=e=d==
Yeesh! Well, that's showbiz. A few observations:
- The tambourine looked pretty cheesy to me, like a toy.
- I subscribed to the info service, which is 6 issues for $12, and
will share any new info that is in it.
- I asked about ELP decals and pins, which were being sold at the concerts
in addition to the above merchandise, and they said that they did not
carry those. They were made by Brockum, so maybe they'll be in stores.
Regards, - Jim smithj@hpsad.sad.hp.com
[ Editor's note: Please remember that neither Jim nor the ELP Digest can
verify the legitimacy of this information. Note well that
they apparently offer no money back if you're not
satisfied. I'm glad to pass along this info but thought
a "buyer beware" note was due since I've never heard of
anyone having done business with these folks before. ]
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Date: Thu, 1 Oct 92 05:48:20 PDT
From: <levin@lmoadm.enet.dec.com>
Subject: Some ELP stuff available in here...
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1 hola again.... <mjgiles@ucdavis.edu> (42)
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From: mjgiles@ucdavis.edu (Jason Giles)
Date: Wed, 30 Sep 92 08:52:16 -0700
Subject: hola again....
I have access to some discs that some people might be interested in. They are
all new discs, freshly(?) imported from foreign lands. All prices do not
include shipping and handling, so please take that into consideration:
Marillion- 6 of 1 [U.K. Import] ... $18.00
Marillion- B'Sides Themselves... $14.00
Marillion- Live From Loreley Laserdisc... $40.00
Marillion- Reel to Real .... $14.00
Marillion- Sympathy #1 Single ... $$8.00
Marillion- Sympathy #2 Single ... $8.00
Fish - Vigil In a Wilderness... $15.00
Fish - Something In the Air #1 Single ... $8.00
Fish - Credo Single ... $8.00
other items of interest:
ELP - Black Moon SIngle... $8.00
ELP - Love Beach (jap)...
$20.00
ELP - Welcome Back My Friends to the Show... 2 CD Japanese Set... $33.00
ELP - Pictures at an Exhibition Laserdisc... $42.00
Yes - 9012Live (Japanesee) ... $21.00
Yes - Greatest Video Hist Laserdisc ... $42.00
Yes - Union w/Give and Take Bonus Track ... $18.00
Yes - Yesshows 2 CD Jap Set... $31.00
Asia - Greatest Hits Live Laserdisc ... $53.00
Asia - Live Mockba Laserdisc ... $41.00
King Crimson Box Set ... $50.00
King Crimson titles(Islands, Lizards, red, wake of poseidon, court)... $13/each
and much more. If you are interested in any of these, or want a price on
something else, lemme know and I'll see what I can do.
Laters all,
Jason
itlm018@othello.ucdavis.edu
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Date: Fri, 9 Oct 92 16:25:35 PDT
From: Mark.McCarron-Fraser@Corp.Sun.COM (Mark McCarron-Fraser)
Subject: Affairs Of The Heart Single
Hi friends -
About the "Affairs Of The Heart" cassette single: Some folks
(Progression Magazine, I think) were handing them out at the
Concord show if you filled out a questionaire. When they ran out
of questionaires they just gave away the singles to anyone. The
upshot of this is: I have two spare copies. They have a sticker
saying that the cassette? or album are (were) on sale at Tower.
(Gross commercialization eh?) This cassette contains "Affairs Of
The Heart" backed with "Affairs Of The Heart". It's the album
edition, so this is really for collector freaks only.
These cassettes are available. I'm not sure how to decide
who gets them, but send me a note if you're interested. And tell
me what is the concept behind Brain Salad Surgery (in 200 words
or less).
I'll try to see if I can track down some more of these
cassettes.
- Mark
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From: Ronald L Chrisley <chrisley@ox.ac.uk>
Date: Wed, 7 Oct 92 13:46:27 +0100
Subject: ELP at the Royal Albert Hall, Oct 2nd, 1992
Well, I finally got to see ELP. A very entertaining show.
Some highlights:
As far as I know, this was the first ELP gig in the UK for 15 years!
The gig was supposedly being broadcast live on Radio 1; but no one on
alt.music.progressive has confirmed this... Needless to say, I'd like
a tape.
The set list was the same as the other shows, except:
Close to Home *before* Creole Dance; I *didn't* like the midi'ed
strings on the former; I'm glad that Creole Dance no longer has an
obvious Dede De Vida section in it.
No Affairs of the Heart.
Honky Tonk Train Blues was added. Fun!
Still... You Turn Me On was right after From The Beginning.
Comments:
Lake was in the center, and I did not see the Persian rug.
That was the best version of Lucky Man I've ever heard live; the other
acoustic version has always missed the irony of the song by failing to
repeat the chorus *after* the man dies (plus, Keith's solo was great).
Keith used the "ribbon" controller in Iconoclast, and went out into
the audience, but there was a technical fault: no fireworks.
Our seats were excellent: 100 ft from Keith or so. After Pictures, I
just had to go up and shake his hand, which I did!
There's another date being added for the Royal Albert Hall: Oct 27th,
I believe.
They were selling Keith's Christmas album there, with a flyer that
said that it "is not yet available in stores". The vendor wouldn't
believe me when I said I've had my copy for 2 years. Yes, it is the
old album,; I looked at the track list.
Black Moon suffered live, since Keith insisted on using no sequencing.
I though it would have been a good compromise for him to play the
entry of each voice, and then have it loop automatically...
Oh well, must go.
Great show.
Ron
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