Section 25 - Live in Preston 1985

Recorded direct from the mixing desk of SXXV's support slot to New Order at Preston Guildhall on November 22nd 1985.
Two tracks were licensed to LTM for a live compilation, however they couldn't get permission to release the cover of Kraftwerk's The Model.
Never mind, eh?

Setlist:
Slinky
Guitar Waltz
Crazy Wisdom
Sweet Forgiveness
The Model

These files are no longer available as James Nice from LTM has objected to this post.
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8 comments:

  1. Anonymous4 January 2010 at 23:18

    stunning
    did anyone go to the Fac show in Brussels?
    did you get the files I sent?
    enough ??
    cheers, johnC

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  2. Anonymous6 January 2010 at 15:19

    Great. I was always interested in hearing their rendition of "The Model" since i read about it in the liner notes to the ltm reissues. Nice recording quality, too.
    Thanks, td

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  3. Anonymous12 January 2010 at 15:55

    Sorry to hear that LTM have complained. If we all complained that most of LTM's reissues are sourced from vinyl, would he listen?

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  4. Anonymous20 January 2010 at 10:40

    I already *have complained* about the Factory Auteur series being sourced from vinyl...and badly mastered to boot, as you can hear audible pops...don't think James liked hearing that very much...turns out that Red Turns To masters for their Factory single do still exist.

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  5. Anonymous20 January 2010 at 10:43

    In James Neiss' defense, some of the tracks did get released...the DIME seed of this material got pulled for that reason.

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  6. Miles4 February 2010 at 03:09

    Considering only 2 tracks from these appear on an LTM release it's petty and against the spirit in which this blog - and I thought LTM - were operating. I've spent good money on LTM releases, a good proportion of it stuff I already had on vinyl, but after this action I would think twice. Companies should think for a moment about those who keep them in business before rashly taking these kind of actions, which is what you expect from some major conglomerate...I bet Tony Wilson wouldn't have taken such steps!

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  7. Himafhool24 October 2011 at 21:50

    This concert was on the 22nd October 1985 not November, I remember it as it was the first time that I saw New Order live, the strange thing is that the last time I saw them live in 2006 Section 25 supported them there too just up the road in Blackpool

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  8. Anonymous18 December 2011 at 23:11

    muy bueno

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