Cornwall Coliseum, Carlyon Bay
England · Sunday 28 August 1988 · Human Rights Now!
38 years, 2 months and 12 days ago
Known recordings
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Untitled recording
1h 19m total
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- Media
- 1CD-R
- Quality
- A-
- 1.1Intro / Across The River11:17
- 1.2African Shuffle06:06
- 1.3Red Rain05:50
- 1.4Don't Give Up07:53
- 1.5No Self Control / Band Introductions09:28
- 1.6Islamic Offbeat10:32
- 1.7Sledgehammer06:20
- 1.8In Your Eyes11:51
- 1.9Biko09:57
Recording comments
Different source as the previously circulating source, this one also includes African Shuffle finally. Shame about the much too heavy noise reduction though.... :( [Jesper Moonen]
LDB Special Series #475
1h 12m total
- Media
- 1CD-R
- Quality
- B+
- Catalogue #
- LDB Special Series #475
- 1.1Introduction / Across The River10:02
- 1.2Red Rain06:00
- 1.3Don't Give Up 08:01
- 1.4No Self Control06:03
- 1.5Band Introductions / Of These, Hope14:12
- 1.6Sledgehammer06:25
- 1.7In Your Eyes10:45
- 1.8Biko11:21
Recording comments
Lineage: Unknown recording device > n generation tape > Teac Tape Deck AD-RW900 > Creative Sound Blaster Recon 3D > HD >
SoundForge 10.0 Pro > CD Wave > FLAC Frontend (level 6)
SoundForge 10.0 Pro > CD Wave > FLAC Frontend (level 6)
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WOMAD Festival '88
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- Media
- 1CD-R
- Quality
- B
- 1.1Intro
- 1.2Across The River
- 1.3Red Rain
- 1.4Don't Give Up
- 1.5No Self Control
- 1.6Band Introductions
- 1.7Islamic Offbeat (Of These Hope)
- 1.8Sledgehammer
- 1.9In Your Eyes
- 1.10Biko
Recording comments
"African Shuffle" was recorded, it follows "Across the River" on my copy. [guam10]
Show memories
Historical document.
Unique line-up and unique setlist. Youssou 'n Dour and Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan guest on some of the songs.
The set is opened with a wonderful version of Across the River, which is different from the album and the 1983 tour version, but also not like the 1993/94 version.
The other highlight of the gig is a song introduced as Islamic Offbeat, which is a medley of Of These, Hope and Passion. This version is better than the later versions on the Human Rights Now! tour.
The set closes with another highlight, Biko, which is played in a very different arrangement. It starts just with a very vocal drone, and gradually builds up.
One other unique song was played during this gig, and it's such a pity that it was not recorded: African Shuffle, an early version of A Different Drum. [Jesper Moonen]
Unique line-up and unique setlist. Youssou 'n Dour and Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan guest on some of the songs.
The set is opened with a wonderful version of Across the River, which is different from the album and the 1983 tour version, but also not like the 1993/94 version.
The other highlight of the gig is a song introduced as Islamic Offbeat, which is a medley of Of These, Hope and Passion. This version is better than the later versions on the Human Rights Now! tour.
The set closes with another highlight, Biko, which is played in a very different arrangement. It starts just with a very vocal drone, and gradually builds up.
One other unique song was played during this gig, and it's such a pity that it was not recorded: African Shuffle, an early version of A Different Drum. [Jesper Moonen]
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WOMAD
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Notes
Show memories
Historical document.
Unique line-up and unique setlist. Youssou 'n Dour and Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan guest on some of the songs.
The set is opened with a wonderful version of Across the River, which is different from the album and the 1983 tour version, but also not like the 1993/94 version.
The other highlight of the gig is a song introduced as Islamic Offbeat, which is a medley of Of These, Hope and Passion. This version is better than the later versions on the Human Rights Now! tour.
The set closes with another highlight, Biko, which is played in a very different arrangement. It starts just with a very vocal drone, and gradually builds up.
One other unique song was played during this gig, and it's such a pity that it was not recorded: African Shuffle, an early version of A Different Drum. [Jesper Moonen]