Kraftwerk at Royal Festival Hall
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...Hi Steve...
...I don't have this one but the Apollo gig 2004... ...btw, I sent you a mail these days - you got it, didn't you ?...
The Saviour
Originally posted by The Saviour ...Hi Steve......I don't have this one but the Apollo gig 2004......btw, I sent you a mail these days - you got it, didn't you ?...The Saviour
Mr Saviour - can you please send me the details of that thing you have, dunno when I'll get the chance to use it - but I'll be happy in the knowledge it's there if I want it;)
Originally posted by Steve Waller Yes I did - let me know when the server is back up and I'll upload the other gig!
What's the 'other gig' Steve?
I've got the Helsinki show, first one of the tour, but it sounds like it's recorded through someone's underpants. Have also got one of the Tokyo dates, which ain't bad but is a little quiet.
Sorry - another tack - I've got a New Order show from Oakland that Cris was after and will be putting it on his ftp site
Originally posted by Al Jarvis > Originally posted by Steve Waller> Yes I did - let me know when the server is back up and I'll upload the other gig!
What's the 'other gig' Steve?
I've got the Helsinki show, first one of the tour, but it sounds like it's recorded through someone's underpants. Have also got one of the Tokyo dates, which ain't bad but is a little quiet. Apart from recording quality, Al, do those shows sound any different from the shows over here? I've got the Manchester one and to be honest apart from Ralf saying "Goodnight...are there any clubs in Manchester?" instead of "Goodnight...see you at Brixton" or "Goodnight...see you at midnight" it sounds identical to the two shows I attended! The same was true (imho) of the last couple of tours - I've got the Edinburgh and Brixton shows from '91 and they sound identical as are the Hammersmith Palais and Liverpool shows from '81. The soundcheck to Edinburgh's pretty interesting tho' when Ralf changes the words in The Model to something very rude!
I have the manchester show and both Brixton sets, although some twat was shouting throughout the second set
...@ Hugh Sludden:
...I only have this gig (KRAFTWERK @ Apollo, Manchester, March 17 2004) in .mp3 format...
01 Pre-Show Sounds; 02 Intro; 03 The Man Machine; 04 Planet Of Visions; 05 Tour De France (Etape 1); 06 Tour De France (Etape 3); 07 Chrono; 08 Tour De France (Etape 2); 09 Vitamin; 10 Tour De Fance; 11 Autobahn; 12 The Model; 13 Neon Lights; 14 Sellafield 2; 15 Radioactivity; 16 Trans-Europe-Express; 17 Numbers; 18 Computer World; 19 Home Computer; 20 Pocket Calculator; 21 The Robots; 22 Elektro-Kardiogramm; 23 Aero-Dynamik; 24 Musique Non-Stop;
...I hope, this helps anyway...
...btw, you can call me Floyd...:D
The Saviour
Floyd - I prefer to call you Mr Saviour - Good name that:D What I meant in my original post was : Can you send me the password details to my hotmail account, I remember talking to you via email, but I couldn't find any passwords for that server of yours;)
aahhh..., that thing do you mean !... 
...well I have to say, that the 'room behind the gateway to heaven' must be re:configured again, and also my computer, but if I got news on this matter, I'll inform you...
...and the nick I use right now, was given to me by a NOOLer - it's not too difficult to know... ;)
...at last: it's all in Mr. Magic's wand (WHODINI, 1983)...
The Saviour
The gigs are different (not that you'd notice much), there is improvisation on 'Numbers' and Musique Non-Stop' for certain. You can download DVD files from www.supranova.org of the Glasgow Academy gig, which does look like it may have been shot through someones underpants! Features most of Scotland passing in front of camera.
