BLAINE L. REININGER -LIVE IN BRUSSELS BIS -SMD MCC-LT CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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01. "Intro [from "Live In Brussels"]"

02. "Volo Vivace"

03. "Night Air"

04. "The Birthday Song"

05. "What Use?"

06. "Uptown"

07. "Broken Fingers"

08. "Ash and bone"

09. "Paris En Automne"

10. "Radio Ectoplasm"

11. "Burn Like Rome"

12. "Mystery And Confusion"

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Live In Brussels by Blaine L. & Steven Brown Reininger, released 26 January 2004, includes the following tracks: "Night Air", "What Use?", "Broken Fingers", "Paris En Automne" and more. This version of Live In Brussels comes as a 1xCD. -

Blaine Reininger is one of the creative mainsprings behind the cult left-field band Tuxedomoon. As a solo artist he has recorded some ten solo albums including Broken Fingers (1982) Night Air (1984) Byzantium (1987) Instrumentals (1989) Radio Moscow (1995) & the More I Learn the Less I Know (2000). Live in Brussels originally appeared on chic Euro label Les Disques du Crepuscule in 1986.

CD comes in a jewelcase with 8-sided booklet. Tracks 1 to 10 recorded at Brussels Beursschouwburg on 13-14 February 1986. Mobile recording: Mirasound BV Holland. Live mix at ALC Belgium. Tracks 2 to 7 (mistakenly mentioned as Tracks 1 to 6 in the booklet credits) produced, mixed at Katy Studios, Brussels. [url=http://www.discogs.com/release/554726]Originally released[/url] as 'Live In Brussels 02/1986' on Les Disques du Crepuscule (TWI 637). The original album title was to have been Et Voila! Tracks 8 to 10 (mistakenly mentioned as Tracks 7 to 10 in the booklet credits) (plus the extended intro to track 1) are transfers from the pre-mixed mobile multi-track of the Brussels show on 14 February 1986, but are tracks which were left off the finished album and therefore simply rough monitor mixes. Thanks to Tuur Praet/Sofa. Track 11 is a sound desk recording from a show at Frejus, France, on 3 August 1987. Thanks to James Nice. Blaine's original sleevenote reads thus: "If you are readings these liner notes, it is safe to assume that you are holding a copy of my first live record. Let me encourage you to purchase it, if I may. The idea of a live recording has always seemed a bit dubious to me, since truly 'live' performances are enhanced by an irrational telepathic element which is not yet possible to record and reproduce. The best result currently obtainable is a document which should serve to remind the listener of that magical and celebratory atmosphere present at a concert. I sincerely hope that this document will prove enjoyable to you and our efforts will divert an entertain you. Long live live music!" Honourable mentions: Filip Beernaert, [a3686363], Peter Solberg-Larson, Michael Duval, [a3486191]. Special thanks to Roland Benelux for Daniel Wang's midi percussion modules. This record is dedicated to the memories of [a585416] (1954-1998) and [a2455334] (1955-1996). This CD remastered in 2003 at Lime Tree Studios, Norfolk, UK. Tracks 2 to 7 (mistakenly mentioned as Tracks 1 to 6 in the booklet credits) re

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CD 2358

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