FRIPP FRIPP
aka
SUNDAY ALL OVER THE WORLD
aka
ROBERT FRIPP and TOYAH WILCOX

September 08, 1989
Manchester, UK

# 6 of 6
a-vee-uh-ha
a-vee-uh-ha
a-vee-uh-ha
that's aaaalll, folks

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THE TITLES:

01 Brilliant Day
02 Cool Heart
03 If I were a Man
04 Answer with a Smile
05 Furnace
06 Requite Me
07 Stone Throwers
08 Transient Joy
09 Sunday All Over the World
10 Blood Bruise Tattoo
11 Storm Angel
12 Born again
13 Donīt take it away
14 Strange Girls
15 In the Big Dream
16 unknown
17 Idiot Dancing
18 Worst in me
19 Open Air (incomplete and crowd noise)
20 Open Air

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THE BAND:
Robert Fripp
Toyah Wilcox
Trey Gunn
The crowd screams for Trey Gunn, so he's probably the bassist here.
The drummer may be Paul Beavis, but I don't know for sure

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LINEAGE:

audience > unknown > got in trade as CD-R > CD extraction with xAct > FLAC via xAct

No noise reduction or any other alteration/enhancement has been done.

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THE SOUND:

Better than some, not as good as Leeds or Hamburg.
Throughout, the sound quality fluctuates, sometimes it's "brighter" than at other times. It's as if the taper was throwing a coat over the microphone, perhaps to keep it "under wraps".
Maybe the tape deck was funky, or someone was playing with the azimuth, I don't know.
All in all it's still quite listenable despite this flaw.

The crowd is pretty lively (i.e., lots of crowd noise)
They sing along to the song Sunday All Over the World.
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HEY GANG:
I offer what I have, with ALL the information known to me.
If you've got a better version, seed it.
If you have more accurate information, please add it in a comment.
If anyone would like to attempt a remaster, go right ahead.

Try and keep it positive.
Let's make DIME as good an experience for all as possible.

cheers,
thirduncle