THE SMITHS- Royal Command Performance 1986 Live Brixton/Manchester RARE 2-LP
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Rare double LP set
The Smiths ?– Royal Command Performance 1986
Label: Not On Label (The Smiths) ?– 001 Format: 2 × Vinyl, LP, Album, BlackCountry: Greece Released: 1987 Genre: Rock Style: Indie Rock
TracklistShow Credits
The Vegetarians Side One Davy 01 - A 1-1 Intro 1-2 Take Me Back To Blighty 1-3 Some Girls Are Bigger Than Others 1-4 Shoplifters Of The World Unite 1-5 Cemetery Gates 1-6 This Night Has Opened My Eyes 1-7 Still Ill 1-8 Panic The Vegetarians Side One Davy 01 - B 2-1 The Queen Is Dead 2-2 William ... It Was Nothing 2-3 Hand In Glove 2-4 Big Mouth Strikes Again 2-5 Vicar In A Tu-Tu 2-6 Frankly Mr Shankley 2-7 There Is A Light The Vegetarians Side One Davy 01 - C 3-1 Ask 3-2 I Wan't The One I Can't Have 3-3 Is It Really So Strange 3-4 Shakespeare's Sister 3-5 Stretch Out And Wait 3-6 That Joke Isn't Funny Anymore 3-7 Jeanne The Vegetarians Side One Davy 01 - D 4-1 I Know It's Over 4-2 His Latest Flame 4-3 Rusholme Ruffians 4-4 London 4-5 Miserable Lie 4-6 The Box With The Thorn In His Side 4-7 Girl Don't ComeCredits
- Artwork By – P.A.M.
- Other – Cover Star: Montgomery Clift
Notes
Recorded at Brixton Academy 12 December 1986.And G-Mex Festival Manchester 1986.
"Cover Star: Montgomery Clift" is printed on the front cover.
The vinyl labels have no note about The Smiths (obviously for the manufacturing of the vinyl). The vinyl labels have the following credits (following to this the indexing in the track listing):
The Vegetarians
Produced by The Boys
SEE SLEEVE FOR TRACK LISTING
Manufactured in Greece
The vinyl labels have the following indexes (thus the indexing in the track listing):
SIDE ONE (Davy 01 - A)
SIDE TWO (Davy 01 - B)
SIDE THREE (Davy 01 - C)
SIDE FOUR (Davy 01 - D)
The show in Brixton Academy was The Smiths' final gig.
The G-Mex Festival was on 19 July 1986 and a radio broadcast. The name was "Festival Of The 10th Summer" and celebrated 10 years of punk. The Smiths co-headlined with New Order. Other bands: A Certain Ratio, The Fall, Cabaret Voltaire, Pete Shelley, The Worst, Wayne Fontana.
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