Does anyone else have this bootleg CD? Very hard to find, though listening to it the other day, I just assumed it was taken from the PFD video, but some of the mixes sound different, particularly 'Face Up'.
Anyone have any further info?
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Does anyone else have this bootleg CD? Very hard to find, though listening to it the other day, I just assumed it was taken from the PFD video, but some of the mixes sound different, particularly 'Face Up'.
Anyone have any further info?
If it's a mixing desk sound recording and misses out the same tracks as the video then I'd say it was definitely taken off either the Ikon video or the Japanese DVD.
I think it has been said that the DVD is slightly different to the original VHS, though I haven't ever been bored enough to check this out myself.
johnny james wrote: If it's a mixing desk sound recording and misses out the same tracks as the video then I'd say it was definitely taken off either the Ikon video or the Japanese DVD.
I think it has been said that the DVD is slightly different to the original VHS, though I haven't ever been bored enough to check this out myself.
This CD came out way before the DVD ever did. Some of the tracks are slightly different mixes, yes it is the same track list as the video/DVD.
The DVD has slightly different angles etc than the video, that's for sure, however audio is the same.
i have a copy sitting here in my office. Further Pumped - P&C Archival Recordings Australia printed on the disc.
e-mail me and I could upload a copy for you.
jpsesq@hotmail.com
Didn't they play 2 nights there? I have two boots from there. With all the new Low-Life tunes I thought PFD was not one of there better gigs in 85. Needed more time to to get into the new material.
Pyrtwist wrote: Didn't they play 2 nights there? I have two boots from there. With all the new Low-Life tunes I thought PFD was not one of there better gigs in 85. Needed more time to to get into the new material.
Some of the best shows are from 1984, when the Low-Life tracks were just beginning to take shape.
Pyrtwist wrote: Didn't they play 2 nights there? I have two boots from there. With all the new Low-Life tunes I thought PFD was not one of there better gigs in 85. Needed more time to to get into the new material.
They played 2 nights in Tokyo, one was a radio broadcast, the other was filmed and recorded for PFD (most of it).
Yeah, the 84 gigs were/are awesome. The mini tour of 84 when TPK was forged in fire on stage, the early versions of Face Up. As acompulsive collector of boots the Tokyo gigs seem a bit flat.
But if they'd release it on dvd I'd be the first fooker to purchase it!