Best Sounding Floodland Era Live Bootleg ?
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sultan2075
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There aren't any. No live band for Floodland.
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from memory 1990 had the most floodland era stuff, by 1991 were starting to look back a bit more, so Satanic Verses, Live at the Docks, are both good
perhaps 2002 has the 'most' floodland tracks
of course, most is VT stuff despite this
http://www.lak.co.za/pib/ - for a list only
perhaps 2002 has the 'most' floodland tracks
of course, most is VT stuff despite this
http://www.lak.co.za/pib/ - for a list only
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reading festival/wembley 24/1190 & 26/11/90 /amphetamine bootleg are all good examples of the earliest era after floodland and have full length this corrosion, dominion/mother russia, flood II and most importantly i suppose complete lucretia with bassline etc. got bored looking for when flood 1 crept into the set, but it isnt included here, never land is much later and 1959 is this year.
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