FELT - Live - 05 Nov. 1987 - Maxim - Stuttgart, Germany

Excellent sounding FELT live bootleg.
Tracklist:
0:46 Stained Glass Windows In The Sky

2:55 Hours Of Darkness Have Changed My Mind

7:58 Jewels Are Set In Crowns

10:53 I Can't Make Love To You Anymore

15:39 Christopher Street

18:14 Ivory Past

20:25 She Lives By The Castle

27:10 Tuesday's Secret

29:44 Bitter End

32:26 Under A Pale Light

36:48 Until The Fools Get Wise

39:20 Don't Die On My Doorstep

41:45 The Final Resting Of The Ark

47:21 Declaration

50:11 Riding On The Equator
Photo taken by Sandy Fleming.
All music rights belong to Cherry Red Records and Lawrence of course :)
Enjoy!

[@jerrycampbell2445]

The guitar playing on this is amazing

[@MogadonFog]

A perfect recording of a very fine show...and what a beautiful version of "The Final Resting of the Ark". Thank you for sharing!

[@dathebirds5321]

dankescön , Thank You . a beauty .

[@jesselopes5196]

Loving these songs with the added Gary oomph

[@realramone3455]

Lovely!

[@evanjamesquinn]

I love this so much

[@lucava777]

AMO FELT!!!!!!!!

[@ni_ni_ni_ni_ni]

貴重！！感動！！

[@fubugongtengai]

Don't Die On My Doorstep always make me smile!

[@spinach1999]

Too bad they never appeared on Rockplast.. This is great thanks for posting!

[@arozenfeld]

This is fantastic! Thank you! How I wish to have a higher bitrate version of this, but this is amazing. i used to have a tape of a concert in Amsterdam that year, and I lost it. It also had "Ape hangers".

[@vilepete]

Hello J., such wonderful recording! Could you please add the lineup, which I imagine goes more or less like this: Gary Ainge, Martin Duffy, Lawrence and….

[@MogadonFog]

Along with Marco Thomas on guitar and Phil King on bass, I would imagine...

[@DrMadv1be]

@@MogadonFog Marco, yes, but Mick Bund on bass.

[@MogadonFog]

@@DrMadv1be Thanks for clarifying. Wasn't sure exactly when Mick started playing with the band🙂

[@michaelmeade9111]

Are you sure this is 1987? A lot of the set is from later material circa 88-89.

[@NoName.999]

Sorry for the late response, but looking at other bootleg tracklists from around the period on the Felt Tribute site, it makes sense that this is for sure late 87.