21.10.1983
USA, Flushing, Queens College, Student Union, Ballroom
The Murmur Tour Flushing
good Aud.

01. Wolves, Lower [5:54]
02. Moral Kiosk [3:42]
03. Letter Never Sent [3:17]
04. Pilgrimage [4:18]
05. Seven Chinese Brothers [4:10]
06. Talk About The Passion [2:55]
07. So. Central Rain [3:16]
08. Sitting Still [3:12]
09. Harborcoat [3:43]
10. Catapult [3:48]
11. Just A Touch [2:35]
12. West Of The Fields [2:35]
13. Gardening At Night [3:35]
14. 9-9 [2:55]
15. Windout [2:33]
16. Second Guessing [2:40]
17. 1,000,000 [3:56]
18. Camera [5:10]
19. Pale Blue Eyes [2:54]
20. Lies [2:48]
21. Little America [2:40]
22. Radio Free Europe [3:43]
23. Carnival Of Sorts (Boxcars) [3:46]

Total Running Time: [1:20:15]

Notes: 
Eric Martin of The Neats guests on Lies, which is a Neats song from their "The Monkey's Head in the Corner of the 
Room" mini album from 1982. The venue was originally listed as Colden Auditorium, however they actually played on the 4th floor of the Student Union, which is a 150-200 person capacity room used for events and local bands to play.

'Let's Active was originally billed as opening for REM but something happened and the Neats ended up playing. My 
pal who worked on the radio station was friends with Lets Active and was hoping to catch a ride with them (& REM) 
back into the city that night as they were going to attend another gig. Needless to say with no Lets Active..there 
was no ride. But he did get a chance to hang out with Mike Mills and Peter Buck beforehand and show them to local 
shopping strip a few blocks away. Once there, Mike ended up going to a crappy discount store and picked up a pair 
of new sneakers for $2 or something!' - Jeff Cuyubamba

support: The Neats

Above info courtesy www.remtimeline.com

Audience recording >> ??? >> Maxell XLII C90 cassette >> Sony TC-WE435 cassette deck >> Cool Edit 2000 (I cleaned up the beginnings and the ends,  normalised to -3 db.  The recording  was running a shade too slow so I stretched it to 98% which brought it back to true pitch)  >>  CD Wave >> Flac6.  Everything else was done with TLH 

I've split this into Disc One/Disc Two folders but Cool Edit tells me that it's 80m 15s long so if you want to try 
overburning and fitting the show on one disc, that's up to you! The quality of the recording is actually not too bad.  Very listenable with no major glitches. Harwilmer - hope that it is was worth waiting for :-)