Public Image Ltd.
Westwood One Radio Networks
Crawford Hall, University of California, Irvine, California, USA
Recorded: March 26, 1992
Pre-FM Recording
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Cover Art Included
Lineage: Pre-FM Master > WW1 Prod. > Cassette > CD-r > Wav > Cool Edit Pro > Wav > Flac
01 Intro 1:49
02 This Is Not A Love Song 5:37
03 Criminal 5:10
04 Love Hope 4:15
05 Think Tank 5:41
06 Rules & Regulations 4:50
07 Disappointed 6:21
08 Acid Drops 6:33
09 Luck's Up 3:43 segues nicely into...
10 Cruel 3:35
11 The Body 6:56
12 Covered 4:47
13 Rise (Part I) 10:11
John Lydon – lead vocals
John McGeoch – lead guitar
Ted Chau – rhythm guitar, keyboards, backing vocals
Allan Dias – bass, keyboards, backing vocals
Mike Joyce – drums
Yes! This is a Public Image Ltd. Pre-FM recording! Johnny Rotten was not done assaulting the ears of anyone willing to listen. There are those that love PIL and those who think it is just a bunch of noise. Personally I was more impressed with PIL than The Sex Pistols. Don't get me wrong, I was into the Pistols, still am. I just am a bigger fan of The Plasmatics, Johnny Thunders, Black Flag, Dead Boys, Damned, and The Dead Kennedys.
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Hi, Dave! What's the history on this one? Did you digitize it from a WW1 source or get it in trade/download? My list compiled from observing Ebay shows a P.I.L show as In Concert 93-18 P.I.L. Public Image / Faith No More broadcast week of March 26, 1993
ReplyDeleteRecorded live at U.C. Irvine, Crawford Hall, California, USA, 26.3.92
This is Not a Love Song
Criminal
Rules and Regulations
Disappointed
Acid Drops
Covered
Rise
...but that's it. Now, my list is VERY incomplete....but it would be good to know if there was a longer broadcast version (such as a 2-cd show) of this concert.
Actually I downloaded this show from The Trader's Den. It's said to be from a pre-fm cassette, which I never heard of but figured I would get some info from you on it. I included all the info that came with it with that hope in mind haha kinda funny...I stumped you. Ok back to serious, if I find out any more my man I will share it.
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Definitely stumped...However...it is POSSIBLE that there's a cassette. While the shows for the radio stations were on LP, reel to reel, and finally CDs...I've seen some promotional items out there...some from record companies that mention WW1...such as this Nirvana show https://www.discogs.com/master/195743-Nirvana-Live-12-28-91-Westwood-One-Del-Mar-Show/image/SW1hZ2U6MTkyNTU5MjQ= but also shows like this Jesus and Mary Chain Show....https://www.discogs.com/release/5722720-The-Jesus-And-Mary-Chain-KROQ-Acoustic-X-Mas/image/SW1hZ2U6MTI1NzAxNjk= It's also possible there were "internal" cassettes circulated between WW1 staff...and almost all their shows are edited down from longer shows. If you learn anything about this one, let me know!
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