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Thanks to Half_Pint who recorded the show and Lineage: shared the tracks on Dime. Salford Media Centre > BBC Radio FM Pet Shop Boys Track 2 is patched from the recording by network > ENNISELLIS (also shared on Dime) - Thanks! Holme Moss (regional transmitter for North- west England) > 01. Tonight Is Forever 5’01 02. musicians 1’21 Indoor four element Uda/Yagi Band II (FM) 03. This Must Be The Place I Waited Years aerial > To Leave 5’46 Denon TU260L tuner > 04. Can You Forgive Her 4’06 Asus Essence ST soundcard > 05. Memory Of The Future 4’02 06. Miracles 4’18 Audacity 1.2.6 under MS Windows XP Pro > 07. Leaving 3’53 Flac level 8 (Trader’s Little Helper 2.7) 08. patter 1’21 09. It Shouldn’t Happen Anywhere (It Couldn’t Happen Here) 5’47 10. Breathing Space 5’33 11. New York City Boy 4’18 12. The Survivors 5’09 13. For All Of Us 6’03 14. He Dreamed Of Machines 6’33 15. Hold On 3’25 16. West End Girls 5’37 17. Requiem In Denim and Leopard Skin 5’51 18. credits 0’19 Neil Tennant 19. interview 3’48 Johnny Marr 20. outro (next week, etc) 0’32 Ben Adams 82 mins Pete Leddell Chris Lowe BBC Philharmonic Orchestra Leader Yuri Torchinsky Conductor Dominic Wheeler BBC Philharmonic Presents Manchester Chamber Choir Media Centre, Salford, Lancashire, UK Picture by Kate Southall/BBC - Thanks! December 5, 2012 MP3 Version Glitch-free version: 01. In Concert introduction by Jo Whiley 1:08 02. Tonight is Forever 4:47 Salford 2012 Shop Boys Pet 03. Neil Tennent concert and personnel introduction 1:30 04. This Must Be the Place I Waited Years to Leave 5:46 05. Can You Forgive Her 4:05 06. Memory of the Future 4:03 07. Miracles 4:23 08. Leaving 3:48 Thanks to SavetheWail for taping and 09. It Couldn’t Happen Here Introduction sharing the tracks at Dime. 10. It Couldn’t Happen Here 5:28 Recording Lineage 11. Breathing Space 5:24 FM > Hauppage WinTV PCI FM 12. New York City Boy 4:19 receiver > Audacity 13. The Survivors 5:04 Post processing... 14. For All Of Us 5:01 The recording was skewed to the right Pet Shop Boys Salford 2012 Shop Boys Pet channel and has been bit corrected 15. He Dreamed of Machines Introduction 1:33 (centralised) through Algorithmix 16. He Dreamed of Machines 6:17 Sound Laundry’s “DC Removal” plugin. The whole thing has then been passed 17. Hold On 3:39 through L3 MultiMaximizer to boost 18. West End Girls 4:46 the levels, but not so much that it is 19. Requiem Introduction and thanks 0:45 pushed into compression. 20. Requiem for Denim and Leopard Skin 5:57 Naughty Dog 21. Post Concert Interview 3:49 Trade Freely. Not For Sale. Naughty Dog.

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