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Includes the Bowie set. Starts during the NIN/Bowie section. Not the same as the other sources.

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Includes the Bowie set. Starts during the NIN/Bowie section. Not the same as the other sources.

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The two silver CD versions are the same recording. This is from the text file from the torrent: "The David Bowie portion of this show is available on the silver pressed bootleg "A Hyper Circle" and the more rare NIN portion on something called "Closer to Trent" Whether this was an actual silver boot is unknown since I cannot find any artwork or actual people who have it." - Gladcarrot

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Starts at the beginning of 'March of the Pigs' and this video recording films the screens from the lawn. Audio is ok and the video is grainy. Not the best video I've seen, but could also be due to the high generation this recording probably comes from. Ends after Hurt.

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Last show on the Further Down The Spiral Tour. This video is from the rear/center of the venue. The camera has some trouble focusing in, timestamp in the bottom right corner. Good audio for it and some decent close ups. First quarter of the video had some problems with the transfer and it is a bit choppy. Again, for many of these early video recordings, I would love an upgrade if anyone has them!

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A good video recording from 1995 and the penultimate show of the Further Down The Spiral Tour. This is recorded from the right side of the venue. Some of the shot is obstructed and you do not seen Robin much because the speaker stacks obstruct the view. The sound is good, I believe most of it comes from the left channel. I would love an upgrade on this if anyone has one!

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This is a cassette sourced copy. Not sure what the orignal format of the concert was recorded on. More than likely, it was also cassette. To my ears, this is a high gen cassette. Looking for an upgrade to this source. Only the 2nd half of the concert was recorded. Starts at "The Downward Spiral."

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A very good recording for this tour. This is a mono version of the recording. If someone has an upgrade to this recording, please get in contact.

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Big thanks to ellaguru for transferring this LP Mode DAT for me. It's a DAT clone from the DAT master, but that is all I know. This is different than the Unknown DAT source that is from this show as well. The tape is pretty good and includes the 5 minutes or so of the encore break that source 1 does not. The other difference is that source 1 has more of the pre-show before "Pinion" than this tape. This DAT clone was made in LP mode (16/32).

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Recorded from the rear right of the venue. This has been updated June 2022. Originally had a DVD copy of an unknown generation here on the archive. It was mediocre at best. I was able to get a low(ish) gen VHS tape to transfer and this was the first video transfer I feel has been a substancial upgrade. Picture is much clearer, sound is not as muddy, colors do not bleed as much. The rating improved a whole point just from a fresh transfer. I'd still love to find the master tape one day. But I am very happy to add a quality recording from 1995. I have kept old screenshots of the DVD copy (LEFT) and the fresh VHS transfer (RIGHT) below.

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This is an upgrade to the one we had on here previously. Upgraded to a 1st gen cassette in August 2011. Good recording that does not distort. Thank you Stefan N. from Germany for letting RITC borrow the tape!

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This is a DAT Clone from the master tape. Very good recording. Arguably the best from the beginning of 1995. We used to have a cassette dubbed version from this DAT recording and this copy blows it out of the water. Thanks to Sim for allowing us to transfer the tape! This tape is also a bit longer than the cassette version because it includes the encore break.

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Recorded from the rear right of the venue. Section 214, Row N, Seat 9 as it says on the ticket. Recording is out of focus for a good portion of the beginning of the show. A lower gen could potentially help this recording. Audio is pretty good!

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Recorded from the rear right of the venue. The transfer is riddled with digital dropouts. I really would love to see this video from a better source. Happiness In Slavery is absolute mayhem though! The tape is also incomplete with Eraser and The Downward Spiral being recorded briefly. Hurt was not filmed at all.

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Recorded from the rear of the venue. This is one of the longest sets of the Downward Spiral tour. They played the full set and then came out with Adam Ant at the end for a few more songs. This is also another high gen video recording and I would love to get a new transfer/lower gen. Film, I think, would be pretty good if either of those two things happened. There is about 10 minutes of after the show at the end of the tape that also includes some other band at the end from another show I assume the filmer recorded. UPDATE: I have transferred a low gen VHS tape and it has made the quality slightly better. Colors are more adjusted and sound has been normalized. I have kept the DVD version here for download on the archive if there are people that would like to download a DVD copy. The MP4 version is the new trasnfer that is better in quality. Below are screenshots LEFT are the DVD copy and RIGHT are the new VHS trasnfer.

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I've mistaked this show for being incomplete. But this is the whole show. NIN's encore songs were not performed because of the songs done with Adam Ant.

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This is an upgrade to the source that I previously posted on the archive. This comes from a 2nd gen cassette thanks to Smores for allowing me to borrow a bunch of his cassettes to archive. The sound quality is a big jump from the previous unknown version that has been out there. Would love to find any sort of information on the taper/equipment for this one. After "Eraser" is the tape flip, some of "Hurt" is cut from the recording.

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The recording has a good amount of hiss present on it. The performance is good though and the sound is not bad at all. This comes from a Silver CD version and I bet if you found a version of this close to the master tape the hissing will go down a considerable amount (EDIT: Very true, see source 1a). This tape is also incomplete. Missing the encore, as to fit on one CD.

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Not sure who recorded this show. It might be by someone named "Rooster". They used to post on the spooky kids mailing list back in 1995 but soon vanished from trading itself. The recording itself is rather hissy, probably a high gen cassette transfer.