"Live On Tour : Warner Bros Music Show"preFM,non LP version?

[Stranger]

I've found out that the Cleveland 'On Tour' show may have circulated as pre FM : I have found a disc of it, however it sounds mp3 sourced to me...or cleaned up way too much, it's got that 'metallic' sound here and there that I hear on mp3's and recordings cleaned up badly.

It *is* different from the LP in that it doesn't cut straight into The Big Country, David speaks and you hear the crowd before the song starts.

Anyone reading know about a pre-FM *non LP* and non mp3 version?

[Stranger]

To anyone who may have a non mp3 / non cleaned up (there are 'squeaks' on the recording of the non LP source I have, which suggest mp3 or too much cleaning up, or both) version of the non LP source, if you may be at liberty to share / torrent it in the future, bear in mind I'm *considering* trying combining, using Cool Edit Pro, the two recordings.

It is possible to do this from what I've seen...in this case, it would mean mixing in parts of the non LP source where the LP source suffers : there are many 'glitches' on the LP version, seemingly common to all pressings (for instance a hissing in the right channel at the start of 'The Big Country', there are other glitches on other tracks too). This is probably the result of cramming 50 minutes + onto one LP, and the quality of the pressing (intended for near one-off radio play so could well have been done cheaply even though it was by Warners).


So if anyone fancies saving me the bother (will the Heads really mind? ) maybe please think about torrenting a non mp3 version of the alternative recording if you can!

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