Taper : gjfatty

Rig : SP-CMC-20 > Tascam DR-2d (24bit 48khz)

Length : 94.42

DISC ONE

01. Welcome
02. Shoplifters Of The World Unite [The Smiths]
03. You Have Killed Me
04. You're The One For Me, Fatty
05. Alma Matters
06. Everyday Is Like Sunday
07. Speedway
08. Ouija Board, Ouija Board
09. One Day Goodbye Will Be Farewell
10. How Soon Is Now [The Smiths]
11. I'm Throwing My Arms Around Paris
12. band intros
13. To Give (The Reason I Live) [Frankie Valli]
14. Meat Is Murder [The Smiths]

DISC TWO

16. Let Me Kiss You
17. Still Ill [The Smiths]
18. Irish Blood, English Heart
19. Please, Please, Please Let Me Get What I Want [The Smiths]
20. I Know It's Over [The Smiths]
21. November Spawned A Monster
22. The Youngest Was The Most Loved
23. Sweet And Tender Hooligan [The Smiths]
24. ENCORE
25. First Of The Gang To Die

Morrissey - voice
Boz Boorer - guitars, "everything"
Jesse Tobias - guitars
Anthony Burulcich (from the Bravery) - drums
Solomon Walker - bass
Gustavo Manzur - keyboards, accordion, harmonica, guitar, etc

The Enmore show was amazing. Despite being surrounded by screaming queens, delirious debutantes, crazy clappers, iPhone auteurs and grumpy old men, I enjoyed the show more than any gig in some time. We were one. In our many disguises we were all there to share. There wasn't a dry eye in the house. Maybe we were so grateful to survive the Mayan calendar "end of the world" predictions scheduled to occur during the show. Afterwards the Enmore overflowed with joyful expectation. What do we do next? Where shall we go? Sly Fox? OK! Then I lost my friends and walked home singing a version of Every Day Is Like Sunday to myself.

I was trapped behind a big guy with big lungs and big clapping hands in a standing-only audience. Unable to change position until the encore, I didn't know what to expect from my recording. Next day I was relieved to discover he hadn't ruined it. Anyway, even if I had been able to move, it would've been pointless to search for a quiet place - everyone everywhere was loudly expressing their feelings. The entire crowd was in raptures. It's there on this recording but not in an overbearing way - it captures something of the live event as it was. If in doubt, download a sample.

Sample :
Morrissey - Everyday Is Like Sunday - Sydney 21st December 2012 [gjfatty]
http://www.filedropper.com/morrissey2012-12-21t07