| Title |
Permanent Pictures |
| Date |
1981-12-20 |
| City, State |
Hartford, CT |
| Country |
United States |
| Venue |
Civic Center |
| Art |
Yes |
| Taped By |
? |
| Catalog |
Sirius Records - SIR0420/0421 |
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| MP3 Sample |
"Subdivisions" |
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| Grade |
8/10 |
| Format |
SHN |
| Discs |
2 CDR |
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| Lineage |
Analog, 2nd Generation |
| Source |
AUD |
| Acquired From |
DC++ |
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| Setlist |
Disc 1:
2112: Overture/The Temples Of Syrinx 6:33
Freewill 5:55
Limelight 4:48
Hemispheres: Prelude 4:30
Beneath, Between, Behind 2:44
Subdivisions 5:00
The Camera Eye 10:58
YYZ / Drum Solo 9:14
Broon's Bane 1:38
The Trees 4:39
Xanadu 12:35
Disc 2:
The Spirit of Radio 5:39
Red Barchetta 6:51
Closer to the Heart 3:26
Tom Sawyer 5:00
Vital Signs 5:02
Working Man 1:35
Hemispheres: Armageddon 0:49
Bytor and the Snow Dog 4:00
In the End 1:41
In the Mood 1:32
2112: Finale 2:33
La Villa Strangiato 9:33 |
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| Notes |
Mastering: SiriusJoe
Artwork: Daletona Studios
This show from near the end of the Exit Stage Left tour features a preview
of "Subdivisions", which would appear on the subsequent album "Signals". The
drum and guitar parts are very slightly different from the recorded version,
and the guitar solo hasn't been defined yet. Otherwise, the setlist is
similar to the Moving Pictures tour.
This source has been produced on CD many times by many people over the
years, with widely varying quality. This 2nd generation tape was fairly
well-preserved but suffered from some of the same problems as all the others
- a bit of distortion in the high frequencies which causes the cymbals to
feel harsh and some sibilance on the vocals, and occasional changes in
channel balance and volume. Still, it's the best sounding copy that I have
been able to find after several years of searching, and I have spent lots of
time correcting the volume/balance issues and repairing the tape flips and
glitches. I think you'll like it better than any of the commonly traded
versions of this show.
Thanks to Rick at Daletona Studios for the artwork. This is his first
contribution to a Sirius release, and he did a great job.
Released to The Alien Shore message board on May 13, 2005. |
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