De Nieuwe Kade, Tiel, Holland
7 July, 1981
Type: FM recording (upgrade)
Taper: Garagerocker
Lineage: FM via Marantz tuner > Marantz Cassette deck > Maxell Metal tape > Playback on Nakamichi BX2 (Dolby B) > Roland HD Recorder > Wav > (WeTransfer) > Audacity (splitting) > TLH > FLAC level 8 (SB Aligned) 16/44,1kHz
Running Time: 61:34
Sound Quality: 10
Original Uploader: DutchPunkOTR
Date: January 5th 2013
Site: http://www.dimeadozen.org/
Setlist:
01. Israel
01. Israel
02. Halloween
03. Spellbound
04. Arabian Knights
05. Placebo Effect
06. Pulled To Bits
07. Tenant
08. Headcut (false start)
09. Headcut
10. Nightshift
11. Sin In My Heart
12. Supernatural Thing
13. But Not Them
14. Voodoo Dolly 15. Happy House*
* transmitted during a second broadcast
basement67 notes:
Siouxsie & the Banshees released ‘Ju Ju’ their fourth album on June 6, 1981, a record now bestowed with classic status - like their other percussion heavy release, the 1978 debut ‘The Scream’.
basement67 notes:
Siouxsie & the Banshees released ‘Ju Ju’ their fourth album on June 6, 1981, a record now bestowed with classic status - like their other percussion heavy release, the 1978 debut ‘The Scream’.
The Ju Ju tour was the first and only time that I saw the Banshees, I had been interested in the group since 1977, after hearing the session they recorded for BBC Radio One, broadcast on the John Peel show. Siouxsie & The Banshees were often described at that time, as the best unsigned group in London and it would not be until 1978, that they were taken on by Polydor records (now part of the Universal Music Group)
The European tour began on June 14th 1981 in Brussels, and ran to the end of the summer before the group flew to North America for dates throughout October and November.
This Dutch FM broadcast is an upgrade taken from a master source and includes Happy House which had not been previously available. It features seven live versions of tracks that appear on ‘Ju Ju’, only missing ‘Into The Light’ and ‘Monitor’ (the latter performed but not broadcast as were ‘Christine’ and ‘Red Light’). ‘But Not Them’ was a new track played live by the Banshees in concert, it had been written by the ‘Creatures’ (a Siouxsie and Budgie side project) after the Ju Ju sessions and the song would be eventually released on their Wild Things EP in September 1981.
This is a superb recording; the clarity highlights the extraordinary and unique guitar playing of John McGough. High-class audio equipment has been used, it is hiss free and doesn’t sound compressed. Few recordings of this quality circulate from the early eighties and although I may be slightly biased having seen the band on this tour, this is my favourite Banshees recording from this time (1980-81).
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The Ju Ju Tour - 1981 European dates
June 14 - Ancienne Belgique, Brussels, Belgium
June 18 – Kodeljevo, Ljubljana, Slovenia
June 20 - Teatro Massimo, Genova, Italy
June 21 - Stadio Comunale, Prato, Italy
June 23/24 - Palazzo Dello Sport, Modena, Italy
June 25 - Aleph Club, Gabicce, Italy
June 26 - Teatro Nuovo, Turin, Italy
June 27 – Flipper, Marseille, France
June 30 - Grand Odeon, Montpellier, France
July 1 - Palace D'Hiver, Lyon, France
July 3 - Le Palace, Paris, France
July 4 - Blue Note Cinema, Luxembourg
July 7 - De Nieuwe Kade, Tiel, Holland
July 11 - Aula der Ehmaligen, Essen, Germany
July 12 – Markthalle, Hamburg, Germany
July 13 - Kant Kino, Metropole Berlin, Germany
July 14 - Rotation Club, Hanover, Germany
July 16/17 – Paradiso, Amsterdam, Holland
July 19 – Satory Saal, Koln, Germany
July 23 – Odeon, Woolwich, London, England
July 25 - Gaumont Theatre, Ipswich, England
July 26 – Odeon, Chelmsford, England
July 27 - Cliffs Pavillion, Southend, England
July 29 - Town Hall, Torquay, England
July 30 - Coliseum St. Austell, Cornwall, England
July 31 - Colston Hall, Bristol, England
August 1 - Conference Centre, Brighton,
August 2 - Arts Centre, Poole, England
August 4 - Sophia Gardens, Cardiff, Wales
August 5 - Leisure Centre, Gloucester, England
August 7 - Apollo Theatre Manchester, England
August 8 - Lancaster University, Lancaster, England
August 10 - Centre Hotel, Newcastle, England
August 12 - Apollo Theatre Glasgow, Scotland
August 13 - Playhouse Theatre, Edinburgh, Scotland
August 14 - Ice Rink, Inverness, Scotland
August 15 - Capitol Theatre Aberdeen, Scotland
August 16 - City Hall Perth, Scotland
August 18 - City Hall Newcastle, England
August 20 - Tiffany's Club, Bradford, England
August 21 - Assembly Rooms, Derby, England
August 22 - Royal Theatre Nottingham, England
August 24/25 - Hammersmith Palais, London, England
August 26 - Odeon, Birmingham, England
August 31 - Gaumont Theatre, Southampton, England
September 2 – Pavillion, Hemel Hempstead, England
September 3 - Hammersmith Odeon, London, England
September 4 - Sports Centre, Bracknell, England
September 5 - Royal Court, Liverpool, England
September 30 - Apollo Theatre, Coventry, England
(rescheduled after original date on Aug 28th was cancelled)
October 1 - Wirrina Stadium, Peterborough, England
(rescheduled after original date on Aug 29th was cancelled)
The Ju Ju Tour - 1981 European dates
June 14 - Ancienne Belgique, Brussels, Belgium
June 18 – Kodeljevo, Ljubljana, Slovenia
June 20 - Teatro Massimo, Genova, Italy
June 21 - Stadio Comunale, Prato, Italy
June 23/24 - Palazzo Dello Sport, Modena, Italy
June 25 - Aleph Club, Gabicce, Italy
June 26 - Teatro Nuovo, Turin, Italy
June 27 – Flipper, Marseille, France
June 30 - Grand Odeon, Montpellier, France
July 1 - Palace D'Hiver, Lyon, France
July 3 - Le Palace, Paris, France
July 4 - Blue Note Cinema, Luxembourg
July 7 - De Nieuwe Kade, Tiel, Holland
July 11 - Aula der Ehmaligen, Essen, Germany
July 12 – Markthalle, Hamburg, Germany
July 13 - Kant Kino, Metropole Berlin, Germany
July 14 - Rotation Club, Hanover, Germany
July 16/17 – Paradiso, Amsterdam, Holland
July 19 – Satory Saal, Koln, Germany
July 23 – Odeon, Woolwich, London, England
July 25 - Gaumont Theatre, Ipswich, England
July 26 – Odeon, Chelmsford, England
July 27 - Cliffs Pavillion, Southend, England
July 29 - Town Hall, Torquay, England
July 30 - Coliseum St. Austell, Cornwall, England
July 31 - Colston Hall, Bristol, England
August 1 - Conference Centre, Brighton,
August 2 - Arts Centre, Poole, England
August 4 - Sophia Gardens, Cardiff, Wales
August 5 - Leisure Centre, Gloucester, England
August 7 - Apollo Theatre Manchester, England
August 8 - Lancaster University, Lancaster, England
August 10 - Centre Hotel, Newcastle, England
August 12 - Apollo Theatre Glasgow, Scotland
August 13 - Playhouse Theatre, Edinburgh, Scotland
August 14 - Ice Rink, Inverness, Scotland
August 15 - Capitol Theatre Aberdeen, Scotland
August 16 - City Hall Perth, Scotland
August 18 - City Hall Newcastle, England
August 20 - Tiffany's Club, Bradford, England
August 21 - Assembly Rooms, Derby, England
August 22 - Royal Theatre Nottingham, England
August 24/25 - Hammersmith Palais, London, England
August 26 - Odeon, Birmingham, England
August 31 - Gaumont Theatre, Southampton, England
September 2 – Pavillion, Hemel Hempstead, England
September 3 - Hammersmith Odeon, London, England
September 4 - Sports Centre, Bracknell, England
September 5 - Royal Court, Liverpool, England
September 30 - Apollo Theatre, Coventry, England
(rescheduled after original date on Aug 28th was cancelled)
October 1 - Wirrina Stadium, Peterborough, England
(rescheduled after original date on Aug 29th was cancelled)
The North American tour began on October 8th at the
Commodore Ballroom in Vancouver, Canada
Commodore Ballroom in Vancouver, Canada