Auditorium Theatre, Chicago IL
USA · Thursday 21 November 1974 · The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway
51 years, 11 months and 19 days ago
Known recordings
1 sources
Reworked Version
2h 0m total
- Media
- 2CD-R
- Quality
- A+
- Catalogue #
- GL G02
- 1.1The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway04:49
- 1.2Fly On A Windshield02:23
- 1.3Broadway Melody Of 197402:04
- 1.4Cuckoo Cocoon02:11
- 1.5In The Cage08:07
- 1.6The Grand Parade Of Lifeless Packagin02:53
- 1.7The Story Of Rael (Part 2)01:11
- 1.8Back In N.Y.C.05:43
- 1.9Hairless Heart02:12
- 1.10Counting Out Time03:40
- 1.11Carpet Crawlers05:26
- 1.12The Chamber Of 32 Doors05:34
- 2.1The Story Of Rael (Part 3)02:46
- 2.2Lilywhite Lilith02:44
- 2.3The Waiting Room05:13
- 2.4Anyway03:20
- 2.5Here Comes The Supernatural Anaesthetist02:53
- 2.6The Lamia06:58
- 2.7Silent Sorrow In Empty Boats02:41
- 2.8The Colony Of Slippermen08:21
- 2.9Ravine01:34
- 2.10The Light Dies Down On Broadway03:28
- 2.11Riding The Scree04:19
- 2.12In The Rapids02:02
- 2.13It07:43
- 2.14The Musical Box11:47
- 2.15Watcher Of The Skies08:34
Recording comments
Gigaleak torrent notes :
Lineage:
OAM > Master Cassette > ? > WAV > iZotope RX10 (Phase Correction, Azimuth Correction, EQ, De-Click, Spectral De-Noise, Loudness Control) > FLAC level 8
Comments:
Previously uncirculated, this is a stunning recording of what is only the second ever performance of the Lamb.
Side A was played on Chicago radio before the show, but besides that, everything is totally unheard to these crowds as the album wouldn't release until the 22nd.
This has been captured on a wonderful OAM recording, though it takes until around Back in N.Y.C. to become fully settled in, as it is overblown before that.
Thank you to everyone involved in getting this out there, and to Miles Fernando for remastering the sound.
Lineage:
OAM > Master Cassette > ? > WAV > iZotope RX10 (Phase Correction, Azimuth Correction, EQ, De-Click, Spectral De-Noise, Loudness Control) > FLAC level 8
Comments:
Previously uncirculated, this is a stunning recording of what is only the second ever performance of the Lamb.
Side A was played on Chicago radio before the show, but besides that, everything is totally unheard to these crowds as the album wouldn't release until the 22nd.
This has been captured on a wonderful OAM recording, though it takes until around Back in N.Y.C. to become fully settled in, as it is overblown before that.
Thank you to everyone involved in getting this out there, and to Miles Fernando for remastering the sound.