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Big Black - The Last Blast
09 August 1987, Georgetown Steamplant, Seattle, WA
[01]. Fists of Love
[02]. Bad Penny
[03]. Cables
[04]. Fish Fry
[05]. The Model
[06]. Deep Six
[07]. Dead Billy
[08]. Big Money
[09]. Kerosene
[10]. Jordan, MN
I snatched this off Dime but the torrent was banned there
shortly after. Can't think why, this was nearly an official
release but scuppered at the last moment so should be legit
for upload there. Anyway, their loss is PT's gain.
Thanks to i86time for the original upload.
Enjoy!
Jim.
-notes Much thanks to Chris "tokvev" Jonasson for
lending me the tape to transfer. Despite this show
being well traded, an orignal is hard to find.
For those that don't know, this show was supposed
to see an official release via Blast First Records
as "Last Live", but apparently there were some problems
between Steve and Paul Smith of Blast First.
It was later put out on the non-existent "Black Label Records"
and sold in music shops (possibly the same Seattle area shops
that sold the tickets, Fallout Records and Cellophane Square).
My personal theory is that this was "bootlegged" to recoup
the associated production costs, as the footage/production is
of professional quality and ready for public release.
This is quite a shame as this performance, while not necessarily
the best of the final tour, is much better than the show used for
"Pig Pile." This recording is missing two songs, RIP (between
Cables and Fish Fry) and Pavement Saw (between Deep Six and
Dead Billy) for unknown reasons.
Transferred, authored and seeded @ DaD by i86time August 2008.
Re-seeded at punktorrents.com by jelliot August 2008
09 August 1987, Georgetown Steamplant, Seattle, WA
[01]. Fists of Love
[02]. Bad Penny
[03]. Cables
[04]. Fish Fry
[05]. The Model
[06]. Deep Six
[07]. Dead Billy
[08]. Big Money
[09]. Kerosene
[10]. Jordan, MN
I snatched this off Dime but the torrent was banned there
shortly after. Can't think why, this was nearly an official
release but scuppered at the last moment so should be legit
for upload there. Anyway, their loss is PT's gain.
Thanks to i86time for the original upload.
Enjoy!
Jim.
-notes Much thanks to Chris "tokvev" Jonasson for
lending me the tape to transfer. Despite this show
being well traded, an orignal is hard to find.
For those that don't know, this show was supposed
to see an official release via Blast First Records
as "Last Live", but apparently there were some problems
between Steve and Paul Smith of Blast First.
It was later put out on the non-existent "Black Label Records"
and sold in music shops (possibly the same Seattle area shops
that sold the tickets, Fallout Records and Cellophane Square).
My personal theory is that this was "bootlegged" to recoup
the associated production costs, as the footage/production is
of professional quality and ready for public release.
This is quite a shame as this performance, while not necessarily
the best of the final tour, is much better than the show used for
"Pig Pile." This recording is missing two songs, RIP (between
Cables and Fish Fry) and Pavement Saw (between Deep Six and
Dead Billy) for unknown reasons.
Transferred, authored and seeded @ DaD by i86time August 2008.
Re-seeded at punktorrents.com by jelliot August 2008