Wednesday, April 20, 2011

Mission of Burma: Boston 1980 (FM) FLAC

mission-of-burma
Boston, Mass. September 21, 1980
WERS studios (Emerson College radio) live broadcast on "Metrowave" program
lineage: WERS 88.9 FM (Boston) radio > Sansui 8 receiver > unknown average quality cassette deck (dolby off) > Maxell XLI 90 min. master cassette (normal bias) > played on nak. 300 into soundforge 4.5 (wav) > flac (sb's aligned)

Roger Miller: guitar and vocals
Clint Conley: bass and vocals
Peter Prescott: drums

1: red 2:57
2: that's how I escaped my certain fate 2:13
3: outlaw 2:50
4: Einstein's day 4:35
5: that's when I reach for my revolver 4:05
6: Max Ernst > 3:00
7: academy fight song 3:27
8: progress > 3:12
9: playland 2:26
10: announcer outro :18
runtime: 29:08

OU comments: this was a performance from before the release of their EP "signals, calls and marches", their 1st album "vs.", the live album "the horrible truth about Burma" (recorded in Boston 1983 live concert), or "snapshot" (from Q division
studios in Boston 2004 and broadcasted on WFNX radio) their live videos are recorded at the Bradford Ballroom from their last two 1983 shows before a very long hiatus, and another from Tsongas Arena in Lowell, Mass.
Martin Swope was also part of this group (tape loops), and "birdsongs of the Mesozoic" (as guitarist) but he is not mentioned here, so presumably he is not part of this performance.
A this and that production. Do not sell this recording. Share freely, losslessly and gaplessly.

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Comments welcome.

3 comments:

trippinjohn said...

Many thanks!!

Anonymous said...

Ahhhh awesome. Birdsongs is one of my favorite bands of all time, so it's great to get the pre stuff. Thank you!

Anonymous said...

Wicked post, Dave.Never heard any live Burma from 1980 before.More left of the dial shows as good as this, please