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Average recording. Mono source.

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A fantastic recording and sadly incomplete. Starts during the NIN/Bowie portion. This is a suspected DAT source. If anyone has the full recording, please get in contact.

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Good recording. The beginning of "Terrible Lie" was not recorded (the first couple of seconds). The recording is tracked just a bit off. March of the Pigs and The Becoming are in the same track. As well as Eraser and Subterraneans being in the same track. Bowie's set was also recorded.

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What a treat to add another uncirculated audience recording to the archive over 20 years since this tour ended. Thanks to erikdenning over on DIME to post this for the archive. As noted, this is a DAT clone that was done in LP mode (32 kHZ). Bowie's set was not recorded. The tape is pretty good and complete! Right before 'The Becoming' the taper swapped from 'mic in' to 'line in' which helps boost the sound and it becomes less distant. Erik does not remember who taped it. But that he did go to their house to aquire the the tape in a swap.

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Big thanks to Smores for sending me over all of his Nine Inch Nails cassette tapes! A lot of fantastic gems like this one are in the lot! First time I have seen the NIN set from the Seattle show. This is from a 2nd gen cassette tape. The tape itself is good, just to note that "Terrible Lie" fades in and the tape flip comes during "Down In It." If anyone has any information on who recorded this tape, and with what, please get in contact! This is the 16/44 version, which can be burnt to CD. If you want the 24-bit version, it is available on the NIN Drive.

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This was transferred off a VHS tape that was a recording of the screens. The audio is not even close to Don's tape. But that is because camcorder's mics cannot handle the loud decibels of a concert. But it is indeed another source.

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A film recording of the screens from the lawn. I guess this was a normal thing on this tour? Either way, it's an ok recording once they start to film the screens and stabilize their video. I for one am not a fan of these. But it's a decent document of the show. Audio is in mono, which is source 3 of this show.

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Incomplete, "Gave Up" fades in. Really, an unlistenable recording. Everything sounds distorted. This came as two long wave files. I assume were transferred from a cassette. Fade ins/outs at the end of the tapes. I went ahead and tracked out the show.

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This tape was first added to the archive on December 22nd, 2010 as a 2nd generation cassette tape. I received a DAT clone transfer from the good people of BowieStation. This transfer has no hiss and includes Bowie's set, thanks to the DAT transfer. Only gripe is that it was transferred analog out instead of digital. But the sound is upgraded from my cassette transfer. Terrible Lie fades in.

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This comes from a 2nd generation cassette taped transferred by me. Thanks to Mr. Fang for sending the cassettes. Very good recording. Fades into "Terrible Lie" a little bit. This is only the NIN portion because at the time of this tape being transferred, I only archived the NIN sets. I thought I would keep this up on the archive if you prefer one transfer over another.

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Just got an upgrade to this source from smores. This new version is from a 3rd gen cassette tape. The other source we had was unknown and was not transferred well. The old version was missing "Subterraneans" and sounded muddy. The new version sounds good! A very nice source that is complete with all the NIN/Bowie songs. This is the 16/44 version and can be burnt straight to CD. If you are looking for the 24-bit version, that is available on the NIN Drive.

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Incomplete recording. This is the NIN/Bowie portion, starting at "Subterraneans." Includes the rest of the Bowie set as well. Recording is average. If anyone has the full NIN set, please get in .

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Incomplete probably due to it being a silver CD so they omitted some tracks. "Spaceboy" Fades out and "Hurt" is missing completely.

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There are many sources circulating of this show. All which are incomplete in some way. There are two silver CD source, "Deranged Pigs" and "You Can't Stop Us (Source 1)." Both of these are incomplete. There are two other sources that are traded have the same beginning source. Sound quality drops in Hallo Spacebooy. Thankfully, someone on BowieStation made a hybrid mix of the two silver CD sources and spliced in the traded version. Would love a definitive version if anyone has one. This also includes the full Bowie set.

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Incomplete recording. This is the NIN/Bowie portion, starting with "Subterraneans." Recording is below average. This recording is known as "Hello Raleigh." If anyone has the full NIN set, or a lossless upgrade, please get in contact.

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Incomplete recording. This is the NIN/Bowie portion, starting with "Subterraneans." Recording is below average. If anyone has the full NIN set, or a lossless upgrade, please get in .

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Incomplete recording. This is the NIN/Bowie portion, starting with "Subterraneans." Recording is below average. If anyone has the full NIN set, or a lossless upgrade, please get in .

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Incomplete recording. This starts at the end of "Eraser" and is the NIN/Bowie portion. Recording is average. If anyone has the full NIN set, please get in .

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Incomplete recording. This is the same source as above, but not sourced from the Silver CD pressing. This has more of "Eraser" complete. The Silver CD omits a conversation that a fan was having during the beginning of "Eraser." The sound quality is not as good as the silver CDs. It lacks bass and there are some errors on the 2nd half of the NIN/Bowie songs. If anyone has the full NIN set, or an errorless upgrade, please get in .

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Other source for this show. Starts during the NIN/Bowie section and includes the Bowie set.