Husker Du
The Channel,
Boston, MA
September 30. 1984

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Taper: Harrison Merims

Set:
1) Something I Learned Today
2) It's Not Funny Any More
3) Everything Falls Apart
4) The Girl Who Lives On Heaven Hill
5) I Apologize
6) If I Told You
7) Folklore
8) Terms of Psychic Warfare
9) Powerline
10) Books About UFOs
11) I Don't Know What You're Talking About
12) Diane
13) Hate Paper Doll
14) Green Eyes
15) Divide And Conquer
16) Pink Turns to Blue
17) Eight Miles High
18) Out On A Limb
19) Recurring Dreams
20) >cont.<
21) New Day Rising

The 5th installment of Harrison’s recordings brings us the Huskers from The Channel on September 30, 1984.

I was able to verify this recording and setlist at the Husker Du database, so this one obviously has been circulated at some point, but this is a fresh transfer from the lowest known gen still in existence (1st), and while the database gives the recording a C+ grade saying “no high end”, I’d say this is a pretty solid  "B" recording (maybe even a "B+"), with limited high end…thanks to the miracle of azimuth correction…

I was listening to this today, and found it quite enjoyable, which would be difficult to do with a C+ recording…As always samples are provided fer you to decide.

While lacking the sonic fidelity of the previous recordings, the boys put on a fine performance, with a great setlist to boot. 

Please enjoy, but:
Don’t Sell!!
Don’t Disseminate in MP3 Format!!