John Cale, (with Band)
31st of October, 1985
Posthoff, Linz, Austria

AUD > ?  > gazatthebop's cassette
2 FLAC files (1 per side) - CEP (a 30 sec. repeated fragment at the start of the show cropped off, tracks split, EQ) - WAVs - FLAC frontend - FLACs aligned on sector boundaries

Transferred by gazatthebop. 1st side of the tape equalized by gaz as well.
Edited, equalized (2nd side) by machen.

93:32 minutes

01. Satellite Walk
02. Antarctica Starts Here
03. Dead Or Alive
04. Evidence
05. Dr. Mudd (featuring long improvised section - Dancing With My Daughter)
06. Leaving It Up To You
07. Chinese Envoy
08. Streets Of Laredo
09. Heartbreak Hotel
10. Dying On The Vine
11. I'm Waiting For The Man
12. Villa Albani
13. Everytime The Dogs Bark
14. Mercenaries (Ready For War)
15. (I Keep A) Close Watch

John Cale: vocals, guitar, piano
Ollie Halsall: guitar, vocal
David Young: bass, vocal
Kevin Tooley: drums

“This one comes again from gaz's collection, so thanks very much again and again for spreading these recordings.
He equalized the first side of his tape, and you'll notice it sounds good, in spite of being quite hissy. Side 2 is an
altogether different story. He told me the sound was completely different from side 1. That's true, except for Streets Of
Laredo. It is at the beginning of his 2nd side, but it cuts off. Heartbreak Hotel cuts in, so my guess is that whoever
recorded this one, that person changed tapes right there. And I say changed tapes because the sound is quite worse after
that, it seems to have been recorded on a lower quality cassette than the first half of the concert. I've done my best to
make side 2 listenable, and to my ears it's much better now. I also worked by adjusting via equalization. Appart from that,
I applied some limitation to the crowd/clapping, but not to the music. The final results for Heartbreak Hotel and Close Watch
are worse, these being the quietest pieces.  I've tried the final files in my system at home, as well as in my car stereo, and a
slight bass boost wouldn't do this any harm, but I leave that final adjustment up to you.”  (machen)