Milano, Teatro Tenda Lampugnano - March 29, 1984
01.Dazzle
02.Cascade
03.Running Town
04.Placebo Effect
05.Melt!
06.Swimming Horses
07.Christine
08.Red Over White
09.Pointing Bone
10.Dear Prudence (The Beatles cover)
11.Red Light
12.Bring Me the Head of the Preacher Man
13.Arabian Knights
14.The Staircase (Mystery)
15.Blow the House Down
16.Spellbound
17.Poppy Day
18.Halloween
TT 76:11
Lineage: Unknown recording device > low generation tape > Aiwa Tape Deck TC-WE475 > Audiophile 2496 Soundblaster > HD >
SoundForge 7.0 > CD Wave > FLAC Frontend (level 6)
vocals: Siouxsie Sioux
guitar: Robert Smith
bass: Steven Severin
drums: Peter Edward Clarke (aka Budgie)
OU: I think I have something really special to share with all [you], but first a bit of background. RLR has been a very active trader back in the early 80´s with very wide musical tastes: he could go from Kiss to Joni Mitchell; from Genesis to Deep Purple, Queen, Simple Minds, The Who, Springsteen and many more. In the part I could access his enormous collection to get many U2 tapes some of which I have been sharing with you folks.
RLR had all sorts of tapes in his collection, traded not long after the show happened so most of them are low generation, in particular tons of shows recorded in Italy which to me are some of the most interesting. Some of them, I had never seen circulating in the trading circuit. Unfortunately he did not care about generation so this info, except for the shows he
has as masters, is not available.
RLR has kindly given me access once again to his collection. It was like a "kid in a toy shop" situation: it was hard to select tapes and at the end I came home with some 250 tapes to listen and eventually to transfer in the digital domain. Some of them will be shared here, possibly the most interesting ones.
As a follow-up of the previous Siouxsie show in Milano, here is the 1984 appearance. By then the band was not a cult band playing small clubs but ready to play the bigger venues and the Teatro Tenda was the venue a band of a certain status used to play in town. The recording is very very good indeed, despite being a recording from nearly 30 years ago. To my point of view by 1985 the band stopped to be innovative and started to be a bit repetitive, so I guess this is somehow their peak. Enjoy! -ldb
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