Lush + Babes In Toyland @ NYC 1992-03-27

 



LIMITED TIME / LAST TIME

https://pixeldrain.com/l/rGwVvY8u

Lush
The Ritz
New York, NY, USA
March 27, 1992

AUD: Sony ECM-929 mic > Sony WM-D6 > analog master (Maxell MX-s 100)
Transfer: analog master > BBE > hard drive > WAV
Tracking: WAV > Audacity 3.7.5 > Trader's Little Helper 2.8.4 (Build 185) > FLAC (level 8, with checksums)

Recording and Transfer: Scott Simpson
Tracking: driffemall

Great sounding audience recording, many thanks to the taper for sending this show to me!

01. Stray
02. Bitter
03. God's Gift
04. Nothing Natural
05. Ocean
06. For Love
07. Starlust
08. Covert
09. De-Luxe
10. Downer
11. Sweetness and Light
12. Superblast!
13. Monochrome
14. Baby Talk

Enjoy, and do not distribute this in lossy format or sell!



Babes In Toyland
March 27, 1992
Ritz
New York, NY

DO NOT SELL - FOR TRADING/SHARING ONLY

Source: Audience Recording

Equipment: Sony ECM-929 > Sony WM-D6

Lineage: Master Cassette (Maxell Metal Capsule 100) > Single WAV File (16 bit, 44.1kHz) > Audacity (Tracking) > WAV > xACT (Fix SBE) > FLAC (Level 8)

Recorded & Transferred by Scott Simpson

Tracked by Phil H. (phil183)

Length: 31:57

Tracks [Time]:
01. Bruise Violet [3:01]
02. Bluebell [2:43]
03. Angel Hair [3:51]
04. Pearl [2:13]
05. Blood [2:53]
06. Magick Flute [3:20]
07. Won't Tell [2:29]
08. Real Eyes [2:56]
09. Spun [3:11]
10. Mother [3:25]
11. Handsome & Gretel [1:55]

Notes:
a) This is the complete set.  The Veldt opened, Babes In Toyland played second, and Lush headlined.
b) New York Times article at http://www.nytimes.com/1992/03/27/arts/pop-jazz-post-punk-angst-of-babes-in-toyland.html.



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