Damned / IL,USA 2024 Complete

The latest Chicago performance from the latest tour with the 80’s lineup is recorded in full with digital PCM, stereo and audience recording! In 2023, the DARKADELIC, the 12th new album in total, will be released for the first time in five years since the previous album “EVIL SPIRITS”, and in March 2024, the DARKADELIC performed in Japan. The latest sound source, which was recorded completely with digital PCM, stereo and audience recording of the live performance held at Concord Music Hall in Chicago, Illinois on June 2, 2024, has arrived! It is recorded directly from the master recorded by digital PCM, and the sound image has a wide range and a comfortable sense of separation, and each part can be enjoyed with a well-balanced and clear high-quality sound. With the return of original drummer Rat Scabies and the 80’s lineup of Dave Vanian, Captain Sensible and Paul Gray, the set list is full of killer tunes that summarise their career to date, including the 1986 single “Eloise”, as well as early numbers such as “Love Song” and “Neat Neat Neat”, as well as the 1986 single “Eloise”, with only one song from their latest album “DARKADELIC” released in 2023, “Beware Of The Clown”, whose music video was released ahead of the album release, and the last number is a cover of MC5’s “Looking At You”, which is recorded in its entirety and uncut form, including two encores! Concord Music Hall,Chicago,Illinois,USA June 2,2024 (Disc 1)01.Doctor Who intro 02).Ignite 03.Wait For The Blackout 04.The History Of the World Part 1 05.Melody Lee 06.Generals 07.Stranger On The Town 08.Plan 9 Channel 7 09.Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Hyde 10.Beware Of The Clown 11.Eloise 12.Life Goes On 13.The Invisible Man (Disc 2) 01.Shadow Of Love 02.Noise Noise Noise 03.Love Song 04.Machine Gun Etiquette 05.I Just Can’t Be Happy Today 06.Neat Neat Neat 07.Smash It Up pts 1&2 08.encore break 09.Curtain Call/drum solo 10.New Rose 11.Looking At You Dave Vanian: vocals Captain Sensible: guitar & vocals Paul Gray: bass Rat Scabies: drums