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MAKES NO SENSE

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Label
Flying Disc
Source
Camden Palace, London - May 14, 1985
Format
Single DVD-R, NTSC
Running time
55 Minutes
Sound / source
TV Broadcast/Soundboard
Packaging
Single DVD Clamshell w/basic color insert artwork
Features
None
Video / source
Low Gen Video TV Broadcast
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Track list

1. New Day Rising, 2. It's Not Funny Anymore, 3. Everything Falls Apart, 4. Girl Who Lives On The Hill, 5. I Apologize, 6. If I Told You, 7. Folklore, 8. Terms Of Psychic Warfare, 9. Powerline, 10. Books About UFO's, 11. Chartered Trips, 12. Diane, 13. Celebrated Summer, 14. Every Everything, 15. Makes No Sense At All, 16. Pink Turns To Blue, 17. Ticket To Ride, 18. Recurring Dreams/8 Miles High, 19. Love Is All Around

The review

From either a broadcast television or cable broadcast called Live In London.  A no frills production from Flying Disc (Cat's Meow) but the low generation video utilized is excellent.  The show starts out a little fuzzy but quickly clears up by the end of "New Day Rising".  The broadcast audio mix also clears up about the same point - a crack production staff on this one apparently!

The show is extremely energetic which is matched by all the Londoners in attendance.  Camden Palace looks like a pretty cool place to see a show and the mood comes through great on this one.  How many songs can you play in 55 minutes?  Quite a few with these guys!  A fun, high quality video for a budget offering.

 

 

 

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