Saturday, 11 February 1989

Bangor University

Bangor, Wales, UK
AudioVideoTicket17 songs

Memories and notes

This was Sarah Smith's final concert as an official member of Cardiacs and the band's first known performance of 1989.

The circulating audience recording is incomplete and of modest quality. It contains considerable tape hiss and several songs begin after their opening. The hiss is particularly severe during the first four tracks, although it becomes less intrusive later in the recording. Additional songs may have been performed. The recording contains considerable tape hiss and several songs cut in after their opening. The source lists I Hold My Love in My Arms twice.

Concert details

Country
UK
Date
Saturday, 11 February 1989
Status
Played

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⚠️ Partial
Quality
B-
Source
audience
Lineage
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Video

1 recording

Concert video

Main video

Setlist

  1. Intro
  2. To Go Off and Things
  3. There's Too Many Irons in the Fire
  4. Everything Is Easy
  5. Tarred and Feathered
  6. Fast Robert
  7. I Hold My Love in My Arms
  8. I Hold My Love in My Arms
  9. Arnald
  10. The Leader of the Starry Skies
  11. The Breakfast Line (Pt. 2)
  12. The Duck and Roger the Horse
  13. Cameras
  14. Is This the Life?
  15. Big Ship
  16. Gina Lollabrigida
  17. Nurses Whispering Verses

Concert location

Historic venue photo
Bangor UniversityBangor, Wales, UK

Credits & acknowledgements

Sources, preservation and archive provenance.

Concert details and recording information taken from the original information file supplied with the circulating audio. Original audio files downloaded from the Unofficial Cardiacs Drive.

Special thanks to snowgirl' for sharing the recording and to Nigel Roberts Cartwright for the concert photograph.

Special thanks to Jonathan Paul Wiggett of the Cardiacs Facebook group for sharing the ticket image in this group post.

Special thanks to Mark Grissiphs of the Cardiacs Facebook group for sharing the press clipping in this group post and the VHS images in this group post.

Please do not sell this recording. Share it freely and retain the original information file wherever possible.