Chicago Cabaret Metro 3-June-1985

Chicago Cabaret Metro 3.June.1985

Due to technical limitations of Wiki-formatting, the original title could not be used for this bootleg.

A 2LP bootleg of the Chicago (US) gig during the Armageddon Tour in 1985.

Chicago Cabaret Metro 3.June.1985 - Cover (front)

Release Notes

• Label: MADE FOR FANS NOT FOR MONEY

• Catalogue#: 45

• Format: 2 × 12" vinyl LP

• Released: 2017 (Europe)

Remarks

• Strictly limited to 50 copies.

• Pressed on black vinyl.

• The art work of the cover and labels is a fusion of the logotype

of the Walk Away and the Anaconda/Phantom 7".

• The back cover notes state Gary Marx (along with Wayne Hussey) on guitars, although at the time of the gig Gary Marx was no longer an active member of the Sisters of Mercy.

He left on April 2nd, 1985 after The Sisters' appearance at the BBC Old Grey Whistle Test.

• Knockin' On Heaven's Door is misspelt as "Knockin´ On Heavend´s Door".

• While performing this song at the concert Andrew was tackled by a groupie,

which led to an abrupt ending of the song and as well of the whole concert.

Read more about this happening in the entry of the concert.

Source

• Recorded live at Cabaret Metro, Chicago, USA on 3 June in 1985 and featuring the full gig.

Chicago Cabaret Metro 3.June.1985 - Cover (back)

Track List

Side One

• A1   First And Last And Always
• A2   Body And Soul
• A3   Marian

Side Two

• B1   No Time To Cry
• B2   Possession
• B3   Walk Away

Side Three

• C1   Emma
• C2   Amphetamine Logic
• C3   A Rock And A Hard Place
• C4   Floorshow

Side Four

• D1   Alice
• D2   Gimme Shelter
• D3   Knockin' On Heaven's Door

Chicago Cabaret Metro 3.June.1985 - Overview

Chicago Cabaret Metro 3.June.1985 - Label

Test Pressing

There is also a test pressing in existance.

Chicago Cabaret Metro 3.June.1985 - Cover (front)

Chicago Cabaret Metro 3.June.1985 - Record

Remarks

• Only 5 copies were made.

• Pressed on transparent vinyl without labels.

• It comes in a plain white cover with a xerox glued to the front. The art work is similar, but not identical to the one of final release.

• The generic cover, the xerox and the records are handnumbered in a goldish colour, whereas the latter in black letters.

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