Train Live- What gig?

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ryan
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hey, im hoping someonw can help me out here

i recently downloaded a version of train live from kazaa- i was wondering what gig it was from as it seemed a very clear recording

just before it starts- von says:

"this ones for jes because its his birfffdayyyyy"

any ideas?? :|
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Milan 29 April 85. Last song. Probably from 'the darks were in milan' CD
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yep
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ah, thanks for that- is the gig any good?
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there's REALLY that much to mark it out from any other 85 gig, but the sound quality is good, the gig performance is good - and its one of my faves from that period :)

and its got a similar feel to the wake gig, but its got gary marx on guitars too ;)
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Quiff Boy wrote:and its got a similar feel to the wake gig, but its got gary marx on guitars too ;)
tsk, tsk, Quiffy.

Wasn't Gary's last gig the Whistle Studio performance on 2.4.1985 :?:
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hallucienate wrote:
Quiff Boy wrote:and its got a similar feel to the wake gig, but its got gary marx on guitars too ;)
tsk, tsk, Quiffy.

Wasn't Gary's last gig the Whistle Studio performance on 2.4.1985 :?:
umm :blush:

never thought of that :roll:

am sure you can hear more than 1 guitar though :urff:
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Nah you can't. I have it on CD meself and it's definitely only one. The FALAA and Gimme Shelter intros are always a giveaway. A very good recording, aside from a glitch in FALAA. Like a lot of the 85 stuff I've heard, the sound is unbalanced with drums way up front and guitars well back, but that's so common that it's not really the fault of the bootleg.
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