Elvis Costello - 1982-08-30 New York
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Elvis Costello And The Attractions Pier 84, Dr. Pepper Music Festival New York, NY 30 August 1982 01. Accidents Will Happen 02. Green Shirt 03. Pidgin English 04. Hand In Hand 05. Shabby Doll 06. Watch Your Step 07. Back Stabbers - King Horse 08. ...And In Every Home 09. Watching The Detectives - Help Me - including Pontiac Blues 10. The Long Honeymoon 11. Secondary Modern 12. Kid About It 13. Temptation 14. From Head To Toe 15. Don't Look Back 16. You Belong To Me 17. New Lace Sleeves 18. Alison - including Living A Little, Laughing A Little 19. Beyond Belief 20. Clubland 21. Imperial Bedroom 22. (The Angels Wanna Wear My) Red Shoes 23. All These Things 24. Mystery Dance 25. Almost Blue 26. Tears Before Bedtime 27. Why Don't You Love Me (Like You Used To Do)? 28. Two Steps From The Blues 29. Pump It Up 30. Danger Zone 31. (What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love And Understanding? 32. Radio, Radio 33. Shipbuilding Elvis Costello - vocals, guitar Steve Nieve - keyboards Bruce Thomas - bass guitar Pete Thomas - drums Recorder: Unknown Lineage: Unknown Comments by area51GM:
40 years on ............................................. An audience recording first listed here in 2012 by StPatric which I unfortunately missed and this recording is from a personal trade in the late 80s. Unfortunately it contains a number of flaws including multiple jumps at the start of several tracks and some wobble in others with the most noticeable in "Green shirt". It seems as if the original tape was edited to ty and fit into a limited frame, maybe trying to fit onto two C-60 cassettes? However, the really sad thing is that there isn't an exquisite recording of the New York show unlike the two from Bridgeport and New York on the 28th and 27th respectively and still available here courtesy of psychocaniac as these torrents _ http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=710849 http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=710903 Both of these are very highly recommended with the sound being of the highest quality. Back to my recording and there is a tape flip around the end of £From head to toe£ and the start of "Walk And Don't Look Back" and both the start and end of "All These Things" Elvis comments on problems the band has encountered with equipment failure at the ned of "Mystery Dance" and then thanks the crew before "Danger Zone" and promises to return with their own gear in the future to make up for the issues. A somewhat surprising choice of "Shipbuilding" as a final track draws this to a close - definitely not essential with no new performances and I'd recommend either of the other shows mentioned as far superior recordings. Lineage : Maxell UR I normal cassette > Nakamichi DR3 ( no dolby) > NAD 660 CDR > EAC > Nero Platinum for track separation and pitch adjustment > TLH > FLAC > you
