Which Orbital Live Show is this?
Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2012 1:08 pm
Hi All,
Long time electronic music fan & second post for me. I am wiritng with a question about a Orbital Live Show that I taped off the radio a long time ago (early 90s). I have lost the tape and I am hoping someone on here can help me identify the recording. My apologies if I have opened this thread in the wrong part of the forum.
The first time I ever heard Orbital was when one of their early live shows was played on BBC Radio One. Unbelievably, I cannot find hide nor hair of it anywhere on the Web. Does anyone remember it or know where I can get it?
I am almost certain that it started with Choice. I am quite sure that they also played Satan and they DEFINITELY played Chime & Fahrenheit. The atmosphere was fantastic and what made it brilliant was that most (if not all of the tracks) were from the Yellow album. I'm also pretty sure that Pete Tong presented the show.
I always thought it was their first Glastonbury show, but the track-listing for that show includes tracks from the Brown album and Snivilisation so that definitely wasn't it. I believe that show was played on the John Peel show and I still have a cassette recording of it!!
Any ideas folks?! Your help would be much appreciated.
Thanks!
Long time electronic music fan & second post for me. I am wiritng with a question about a Orbital Live Show that I taped off the radio a long time ago (early 90s). I have lost the tape and I am hoping someone on here can help me identify the recording. My apologies if I have opened this thread in the wrong part of the forum.
The first time I ever heard Orbital was when one of their early live shows was played on BBC Radio One. Unbelievably, I cannot find hide nor hair of it anywhere on the Web. Does anyone remember it or know where I can get it?
I am almost certain that it started with Choice. I am quite sure that they also played Satan and they DEFINITELY played Chime & Fahrenheit. The atmosphere was fantastic and what made it brilliant was that most (if not all of the tracks) were from the Yellow album. I'm also pretty sure that Pete Tong presented the show.
I always thought it was their first Glastonbury show, but the track-listing for that show includes tracks from the Brown album and Snivilisation so that definitely wasn't it. I believe that show was played on the John Peel show and I still have a cassette recording of it!!
Any ideas folks?! Your help would be much appreciated.
Thanks!