Post Description

Serial #.............: Fan Release
Artist...............: Prince
Album................: Forest Parade
Year.................: 1986
Genre................: Concert
Comment..............: Parade Tour, Forst Nationaal, Brussels, 27th August 1986
Type.................: Bootleg
Duration.............: 70:46 / 17:43
Cover(s) Included....: Yes
Audio Format.........: Lossless
Bitrate..............: Flac
Source...............: Audience Recording (Quality : VG-)



Tracklist:

Disc 1 

1. Around The World In A Day   2. Christopher Tracy's Parade   3. New Position   
4. I Wonder U   5. Raspberry Beret   6. Delirious   7. Controversy   8. A Love 
Bizarre   9. Do Me, Baby   10. How Much Is That Doggy In The Window? - Lady Cab 
Driver (instrumental)   11. Automatic   12. D.M.S.R.   13. When Doves Cry   14. 
Little Red Corvette   15. Under The Cherry Moon   16. Anotherloverholenyohead   
17. Head   18. Pop Life   19. Girls And Boys   20. Life Can Be So Nice

Disc 2 

1. 1999   2. Kiss   3. Purple Rain
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I actually rate this show quite highly and overall I may be a little harsh in 
giving it only a VG- rating. That said, I believe it has more to do with the 
equipment used to record than the actual quality of the recording itself. The 
audience level is minimal and the concert is loud and clear on the whole, 
although it is very muddy and deep in the recording meaning you have to strain 
to hear it at any great volume. The show is extremely enjoyable with various 
highlights and slightly unusual changes throughout. 'A Love Bizarre' is a great 
example of Prince's band control where he slows the band down to a funky groove 
and adds the "Confusion" horn-line bringing the whole thing to an end with the 
"Vegas" crescendo. The following 'Do Me, Baby' also unusually contains (what 
appears to be) a short organ solo by Prince midway through. Unfortunately a few 
of the tracks are incomplete and fade out, however the show is so good that I 
can overlook these flaws and omissions. Still, I can't overlook the quality, and 
that's where this release is a big disappointment.