Van Morrison – Dusseldorf, Germany (09/25/86)

VAN MORRISON
“Rave On”
Phillipshalle
Dusseldorf, Germany
September 25th 1986

DISC ONE
Side A
01. Moondance
02. Celtic Swing
03. Northern Muse(Solid Ground)
04. Cry for Home
05. She Gives Me Religion
06. Tore Down a la Rimbaud
07. Vanlose Stairway
Side B
08. Beautiful Vision
09. Domino
10. I Will Be There
11. Cleaning Windows
12. You Don’t Know Me
13. Dweller On The Threshold
14. Oh The Warm Feeling

DISC TWO
Side C
01. Here Comes The Knight
02. Help Me
03. A Sense of Wonder
04. And The Healing Has Begun
05. Gloria
06. In The Garden
Side D
07. Summertime In England
08. Bright Side of The Road
09. Full Force Gale
10. Rave On John Donne
Bonus Track:
11. Its All Over Now Baby Blue *

* Wembley Stadium, London July 7th 1984
with Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, Carlos Santana, Mick Taylor and others

Jerome Rinson – bass
Arty McGlynn – guitar
Ray Jones – drums
Richie Buckley – sax
Martin Drover – trumpet
Neil Drinkwater – keyboards
Helen Bradley – backing vocals
June Boyce – backing vocals
Van Morrison – vocals, guitar, sax

5 thoughts on “Van Morrison – Dusseldorf, Germany (09/25/86)”

  1. ditto, thanks again anyway. This one was a vinyl rip, so will surely turn up lossless somewhere, sometime, anywhere, somebody, anybody?…..pleeeeez

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  2. Anybody caught ripping precious vinyl to mp3 should be forced to have their ears cleaned by high pressure hose, and then be hung upside down in front of a pair of decent speakers until sufficient wax has fallen out for them to be able to appreciate the difference!

    When I am King Of The World (or President) this will be item #1 on the agenda, and in the current political environment all things are possible, so watch out unbelievers!

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  3. Absolutely Mat. In my initial ‘draft’ (far too grand a term) I noted that Mr JTT would be livid to see his rip circulating at 192. However I deleted that part as i didn’t want to convey any sense of ingratitude or criticism at all. I totally understand that mp3 still has some relevance for some people in some situations. For myself i used to keep parallel directories of mp3 for use in portable players/car stereos etc. However I have to say that with changing tech specs (why does it take so long with modern product ‘lead times’?) and and alt open source firmware replacement (Check out ‘Rockbox’ folks – it rocks!) this need is thankfully diminishing with every passing year.

    Personally speaking vinyl>mp3 is just something which should never happen in any reality. Vinyl has an ‘openness’ to the topend of the frequency range which is just completely eliminated by mp3. CD> MP3 has always worked much better due to the fact that so much of the music has already been squashed (compressed) into the mid-range frequecy bands to sound loud on sub-optimal kit like car stereos , bluetooth speakers, headphones etc. mp3 simply exaggerates this effect to the nth degree.

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  4. Comment from a Deleted Repost:

    Mark Wasiak says:
    October 16, 2018 at 5:54 am Edit

    Here Comes the “Knight”? Really??
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    Mauro says:
    November 4, 2018 at 8:03 pm Edit

    Thanks Mat.

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