23.07.1982
NL, Amsterdam, Paradiso
Echo In This Room
good / vg Aud.

01. Fuel [1:39]
02. With a Hip [4:14]
03. Show of Strength [4:48]
04. The Back of Love [3:24]
05. Villiers Terrace [4:09]
06. Crocodiles [5:06]
07. Higher Hell [4:22]
08. A Promise [3:47]
09. All My Colours (Zimbo) [4:57] 
10. All That Jazz [2:54]
11. Rescue [4:29]
12. No Dark Things [3:58] {cuts in}
13. Over the Wall [8:02]
14. Do It Clean [7:46]
15. Heaven Up Here [4:57]

Total running time  [1:08:39]

FLAC master, 13 November 2018, by elegymart:
Analog audience recording (mono): unknown mics/recorder > unknown (low) analog audio cassette generations > 1984-85 European TDK SA 90 (Type II CrO2) analog audio cassette {from the Stonecutter Archives} > Sony TC-WE435 (azimuth adjustment) > Roland R05 (24/96) > Cool Edit Pro 2.0 (audio cleanup, convert to 16/44) > SHNtool (fixed SBE) > CD Wave (track splits) > TLH (WAV > FLAC8).

Band line-up:
Ian McCulloch - guitar, vocals
Will Sergeant - lead guitar
Les Pattinson - bass
Pete de Freitas - drums 

Notes:
Courtesy of the Stonecutter Archives is another ferocious early Bunnygig. The strength of these earlier shows lay in Mac's restraint from freely throwing in his influences. Here it's the usual short bits of Del Shannon's "Runaway" in "Over the Wall," and when he can't help himself then the Doors and James Brown in the middle of "Do It Clean," and then a quick nod to Mark E. Smith in "Heaven Up Here." Other than that, it's straight ahead and lean performance. Even though there's some moderate distance from the recorder to the stage, the sporadic talking on the tape doesn't detract from one's attention to the rock solid drumming of Pete de Freitas, which sounds like a freight train barreling through on songs like "Crocodiles" and the encores. After ascending the heights of the heavens up there, the end of the show propels back down and winds off. Enjoy, elegymart

Dimeadozen.org: Torrent 635124 (by elegymart)