Cramps/CA, USA 1979

Coupled recording of the live performance held in California in 1980 when the debut album was released and the live performance in Berkeley in March 1979 with high quality stereo sound board recording! A rare recording of the live performance held at The Stone in San Francisco on May 13, 1980 from the tour during the release of the memorable debut album “Songs The Lord Taught Us”, recorded on a good stereo soundboard. Introducing a new item that includes a coupling recording of 4 songs recorded on March 16th, 2019 in Berkeley in high-quality stereo soundboard recording! First of all, the live performance held at The Stone in San Francisco on May 13, 1980 is recorded with high quality stereo soundboard recording from the opening SE to the last. It is directly digitized from a master tape that mixes two ambience microphones with a 10-channel line recording recorded for FM broadcasting, and the rough mix allows you to realistically feel the excitement of the audience in wide-range stereo. It is a superb sound source that further amplifies the power! Only the last four songs are in monaural, but since the DJ’s announcement is included, it is assumed that the sound source is probably from an FM broadcast. The sound quality is still good. And on March 16, 1979, the live performance held at Berkeley’s Pauley Ballroom was recorded as a high-quality stereo soundboard recording. It’s a shame that there are only 4 songs, but they are digitized directly from the cassette master recorded from the mixing board at the venue, and Lux’s vocals with reverb have a raw and rough sound 01.Intro 02.Human Fly 03.Domino 04.Caveman 05.Goo Goo Muck 06.The Way I Walk 07.Zombie Dance 08.What’s Behind The Mask? 09.Strychnine 10.Garbage Man 11.I Was A Teenage Werewolf 12.Sunglasses After Dark 13.I ‘m Cramped 14.Mystery Plane 15.TV Set 16.Tear It Up 17.I Was A Teenage Werewolf 18.Mystery Plane 19.Mad Mad Daddy 20.Sunglasses After Dark Lux Interior – Vocals Poison Ivy Rorschach – Guitar Bryan Gregory – Guitar Nick Knox – Drums