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Various - Live At The Trance Port

Musician: Various
Album title: Live At The Trance Port
Style: Alternative Rock, Electro, Experimental
Released: 1984
Country: US
Size MP3 version: 1419 mb
Size APE version: 1602 mb
Size WMA version: 1546 mb
Rating ✫: 4.7
Votes: 293
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Genre: Electronic / Rock

Various - Live At The Trance Port

Various Alternative Rock Electro Experimental 1984 US

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Tracklist Hide Credits

A1	–Randall Kennedy In Reconstruction*	Smith's Room Bass – Alex GibsonKeyboards, Rhythm Section, Effects – Tone Teti*Saxophone – Doug WieselmanVocals [Words], Other [Images] – Randall Kennedy	3:47
A2	–Randall Kennedy In Reconstruction*	Graveview Trace Bass – Alex GibsonKeyboards, Rhythm Section, Effects – Tone Teti*Saxophone – Doug WieselmanVocals [Words], Other [Images] – Randall Kennedy	4:10
A3	–Randall Kennedy In Reconstruction*	Let's Do It Bass – Alex GibsonKeyboards, Rhythm Section, Effects – Tone Teti*Saxophone – Doug WieselmanVocals [Words], Other [Images] – Randall Kennedy	4:08
A4	–Fat & Fucked Up	Suite For The House Of The Lost Boy (In Five Parts) Cello – Michael IntriereHarmonium, Other [Microtonal Instruments] – Kraig GradyVoice, Flute, Bass – Mary Mullen Voice, Viola – Josie Roth	15:31
B1	–Stillife	Celadon Bass, Guitar – Michael FinkDrums – Read MillerGuitar – Rick CoxMarimba, Vibraphone – Patrick BagacinaSynthesizer [Casio] – leDonne-Bhennet	7:23
B2	–Stillife	To The Light (For Ellen) Bass, Guitar – Michael FinkDrums – Read MillerGuitar – Rick CoxMarimba, Vibraphone – Patrick BagacinaSynthesizer [Casio] – leDonne-Bhennet	7:22
B3	–Stillife	African Slugfest Bass, Guitar – Michael FinkDrums – Read MillerGuitar – Rick CoxMarimba, Vibraphone – Patrick BagacinaSynthesizer [Casio] – leDonne-Bhennet	5:19
B4	–Debt Of Nature	Officer Dillon (We're Going To Kill You) Bass, Other [Puppet Show] – John Van Zelm Trubee*Drums – D.D. DobsonSaxophone, Flute, Vocals [Flute] – Wendin BaldwinSynthesizer – Robert Martin Synthesizer, Guitar, Voice – MFZVoice, Tape – Brad Laner	1:49
B5	–Debt Of Nature	Inside Out Bass, Other [Puppet Show] – John Van Zelm Trubee*Drums – D.D. DobsonSaxophone, Flute, Vocals [Flute] – Wendin BaldwinSynthesizer – Robert Martin Synthesizer, Guitar, Voice – MFZVoice, Tape – Brad Laner	10:38

Companies, etc.

Copyright (c) – ObYngMnt Publishing
Copyright (c) – Reconstruction Music
Copyright (c) – F&F Music
Copyright (c) – Coranach Music
Copyright (c) – Deathless Moon Music
Copyright (c) – Industrial Elitist Songbook Tunes
Copyright (c) – Trance Port Tapes
Printed By – Independent Project Press
Designed At – Contagion Graphics
Produced At – Lantern Enclosures

Credits

Art Direction [Front Cover] – Suzy Beal
Artwork By [Drawing] – Josie Roth
Engineer – Gary Plyley
Mixed By, Producer – A Produce
Photography By – Alan Peak, Paul McCarthy, Viola Galloway

Notes

©1984 Trance Port Tapes
©1983 ObYngMnt Publishing/Reconstruction Music
©1983 F&F Music
©1981, 1982 Coranach/Deathless Moon Musics, BMI
©1983 Coranach Music, BMI
©1983 Industrial Elitest Songbook

"PLEASE NOTE: this live tape was not recorded using the Rolling Stones mobile unit. Therefore, the minor sound flaws that one may hear occasionally are intrinsic to the master tape. Trance Port has made every attempt to minimize these, however, they should be considered part of the listening experience of the various performances at this live event."

"Special thanks to Mike Martindale at TTG Studios for help with the transfers"

Comes in special cardboard package, each copy numbered.

Track times are approximate, and were taken from the tracks in a player; the track times are not listed on the release.

How to spot the difference between the original US and the Calypso Now release: The original used tape of ferro quality (light brown), while Calypso Now used chrome tape (very dark brown). Covers were sent from US, numbered.