Ridiculous punning title for a New Order bootleg recorded live at the Glasgow S.E.C.C. on the 25th March, 1989.
Never a band renowned for their live prowess, this album nevertheless gives a pretty good account of peak period New Order, with a killer set list. There are a couple of drop outs, which are nothing to do with me, Guv.
I've ripped the album as continuous sides as it's a live affair and seems to work better that way. Sound quality is pretty good.
Face A
Dream Attack
Vanishing Point
Loveless
Run
1963
Face B
Round And Round
True Faith
BLT
Touched By The Hand Of God
Fine Time
Vinyl rip at 320 Kbps.
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Sunday, May 9, 2010
New Order - SECCstasy
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