stiff as toys and tall as men

One Last Wish

Label: Another Original Soundboard recording
Catalog Number: ?
Date: December 12, 1997; November 5, 1997
Venue: Shepherd's bush empire, xfm studios
Length: 73:45
Medium: Compact Disc
Source: Soundboard

Album: Galore
Songs:
  • shake dog shake
  • torture
  • fascination street
  • push
  • just like heaven
  • one hundred years
  • prayers for rain
  • inbetween days
  • wrong number
  • cut
  • a forest
  • boys don't cry
  • lovesong
  • just like heaven
  • friday i'm in love
  • catch


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6
2:
1
3:
0
4:
0
5:
0
6:
2
7:
2
8:
0
9:
5
10:
17

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7.54
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Comments
This is a high quality bootleg. Tho the last 4 tracks are a little lower. The first 12 are from a concert in london during the galore tour. Really good stuff with Robert really getting into the music. The others are from the xfm studios, which I believe (correct me if i'm wrong) was when they made a pirate radio station. The vocals on those tracks sound like they're from a different room than the instruments, which means the vocal quality is good, but the instrument sound sucks. The concert tho, is really good, with a great version of wrong number, but a kind of disappointing version of a forest (I was hoping for some improv lyrics.) Highlights are torture, prayers for rain, and wrong number. lowlights are friday i'm in love, just like heaven (xfm), and inbetween days.

Submitted by: (Nothing)


Sound quality is near perfect except for last 4 songs. Not the complete setlist for the London show. Missing good songs like Piggy in the Mirror, Plainsong, and End. Most of the songs that are included are high intensity and faster paced so it gets you kind of psyched up.

Torture, Shake Dog Shake, and a well played version of Wrong Number are the highlights. The XFM versions of Lovesong and Friday I'm in Love give the songs a fresh new sound

Submitted by: (Mark O)


This is - ahem! - a good bootleg. Quite new, too. But pay attention to Robert's vocals - something's missing in there. Some passion seems to be lost. Scary!

Submitted by: (Anita Peterson)


This is a really good boot. It would be a full 10 if it was the complete show (its missing alot of good stuff like Plainsong and Faith). The recording quality is also very good, but it can sound just a little fuzzy at times, sounds something like the recording's too loud or the treble was mixed way too high. Anyway, its a very enjoyable disc, its really interesting to hear the prerecorded electronic rhythm backing tracks in One Hundred Years in a live performance again (probably because Jason can't keep up the pace like Boris did!), Wrong Number is also very good, but the programmed synth noises make it sound too much like the studio version. A forest is much shorter than usual, because they didn't play the keyboard lines at the beginning of the song and there's no extra lyrics at the end. The xfm recordings are also very interesting to hear, although it seems like the vocals are mixed much louder than the music. The best one here is Lovesong, where Roger's organ playing is most prominent compared to live and studio stuff. If you see this disc, BUY IT!!! Its well worth the money!

Submitted by: WILSON

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