Bauhaus - Live in the Studio 1979
Posted: 31 Dec 2004, 02:20
Apologies for taking advantage of the forum for a non-Sisters trade, but just in case anyone here is interested....
I recently downloaded this from easytree.org, and due to a childish schoolboy error on my part, burned the first disc in such a way that there are big nasty gaps between the tracks.
If anyone here is interested in trading for this disc, you are more than welcome. Otherwise, it's just going in the bin, or making a nice shiny drinks coaster.
The CD was originally included with the 'Beneath the Mask' book (now out of print, as far as I am aware). The details are:
1. in the night
2. a god in an alcove
3. dark entries
4. telegram sam
5. nerves
6. honeymoon croon
7. kamikazi dive
8. shows (fragment)
"The compact disc has been assembled from the band's archives. During an early 1979 session, they had some extra time at the end so ran through, live, most of the other numbers that they had written. David kept a cassette of this 'show' and it is this that forms the basis for the CD. The quality of the performance is, to be kind, rough, but it does provide a fascinating insight for fans into Bauhaus' very early genesis."
I recently downloaded this from easytree.org, and due to a childish schoolboy error on my part, burned the first disc in such a way that there are big nasty gaps between the tracks.
If anyone here is interested in trading for this disc, you are more than welcome. Otherwise, it's just going in the bin, or making a nice shiny drinks coaster.
The CD was originally included with the 'Beneath the Mask' book (now out of print, as far as I am aware). The details are:
1. in the night
2. a god in an alcove
3. dark entries
4. telegram sam
5. nerves
6. honeymoon croon
7. kamikazi dive
8. shows (fragment)
"The compact disc has been assembled from the band's archives. During an early 1979 session, they had some extra time at the end so ran through, live, most of the other numbers that they had written. David kept a cassette of this 'show' and it is this that forms the basis for the CD. The quality of the performance is, to be kind, rough, but it does provide a fascinating insight for fans into Bauhaus' very early genesis."