infamous Nottingham rock city 17.10.84 gig. It's a factory pressed cd not
cd-r and was limited to 500 only. Released in Japan.

it was my birthday,taylor wrote:a new live cd come out : is called COLOURS & CARNAGE and featuring the
infamous Nottingham rock city 17.10.84 gig. It's a factory pressed cd not
cd-r and was limited to 500 only. Released in Japan.
taylor wrote:a new live cd come out : is called COLOURS & CARNAGE and featuring the
infamous Nottingham rock city 17.10.84 gig. It's a factory pressed cd not
cd-r and was limited to 500 only. Released in Japan.
Quite a few copies in Australia selling for about US$ 20. I'm told it's new, but it could be a repressing of some obscure bootleg. I've got a copy coming in the mail.pikkrong wrote:mystery of numbers - 17.10.1984 was my 13th birthday and the record costs $130...taylor wrote:it's very rare, only appear on ebay and end for $130 aprox![]()
unfortunately it's too much...
allfear wrote:my tape of this show is complete but is distorted very much all the way through.
i there a better quality copy around>
Matt
Colour And Carnage definitely exists. Here's the info I have. A rambling story but it gets there eventually.Any details on this (unreleased?) bootleg would be appreciated.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... egory=1572pikkrong wrote:it was my birthday,taylor wrote:a new live cd come out : is called COLOURS & CARNAGE and featuring the
infamous Nottingham rock city 17.10.84 gig. It's a factory pressed cd not
cd-r and was limited to 500 only. Released in Japan.
how could I get it?
beautiful. real tastefulJames wrote:(did you notice that the seller has matched the text colour on each auction page to the colour of the LP?)
James wrote:Could this be the first time that the CD edition of a sisters bootleg has preceded the vinyl edition?
What a groovy shop that was!!!!!Dave Whelan wrote:Hey PIB,
that basement shop woudln't be BAD would it?
I first arrived in Leeds in 89 on the train from MCR, ready to start at the Poly. I walked straight past, then straight into BAD, couldn't believe me eyes, and spent what little money I had on bootleg tapes of Sisters shows from 84-85. All top quality, the only problem being you couldn't eat them.
Those were the days.
Dave
If im not mistaken "come together in mercyland" was first released on cdQuiff Boy wrote:beautiful. real tastefulJames wrote:(did you notice that the seller has matched the text colour on each auction page to the colour of the LP?)
James wrote:Could this be the first time that the CD edition of a sisters bootleg has preceded the vinyl edition?