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Serial #.............: Free Boot Generation Catalogue : #FBG 03
Artist...............: Prince
Album................: Virginia Let's Get Busy
Year.................: 2006
Genre................: Concert
Comment..............: Lovesexy Tour, Coliseum, Hampton, 8th October 1988
Type.................: Bootleg
Duration.............: 61:21 / 73:00
Cover(s) Included....: Yes
Audio Format.........: Lossless
Bitrate..............: Flac
Source...............: Audience Recording (Quality : EX-)



Traklist

Disc 1

1. Erotic City   2. Housequake (including Take The A-Train)   3. Slow Love   4. 
Adore   5. Delirious   6. Jack U Off   7. Sister   8. Adore   9. I Wanna Be Your 
Lover   10. Head - A Love Bizarre   11. When You Were Mine   12. Blues In C (If 
I Had A Harem)   13. When You Were Mine   14. Little Red Corvette 15.Controversy 
16. U Got The Look   17. Superfunkycalifragisexy   18. Controversy   19. Bob 
George   20. Anna Stesia

Disc 2

1. Cross The Line   2. Eye No   3. Lovesexy   4. Glam Slam   5. The Cross   6. I 
Wish U Heaven   7. Take This Beat (including Wade In The Water - Take My Hand, 
Precious Lord) (w/ Toni Tony Tone)   8. Kiss   9. Dance On - Sheila E Drum Solo 
(including Transmississippirap)   10. When 2 R In Love   11. Venus De Milo   12. 
Condition Of The Heart   13. Starfish And Coffee   14. Raspberry Beret   15. 
Strange Relationship   16. Do Me, Baby   17. When 2 R In Love   18. Let's Go 
Crazy   19. When Doves Cry   20. Purple Rain   21. 1999   22. Alphabet St.

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Previously circulating on the fan release 'Hampton 1988'. Anyone not familiar 
with the previous release will probably see this as nothing more than an 
excellent quality audience recording - the people who have previous experience 
of the Hampton 1988 release will be the one's who will surely appreciate this 
the most for the vast improvement it is. Considering this is the same audience 
recording as the Hampton 1988 release is quite a stretch of the imagination as 
the quality of this release is a million miles removed. The previous release 
descended into a painful listening experience as the recording went along and 
towards the end was pretty woeful. Added to that parts of the recording were 
incomplete - eagle eyed people will notice this release is a whole 10 minutes 
longer and one listen tells you it is a more complete recording with Sheila's 
complete drum solo, the beginning of the piano medley and the opening of 
'Alphabet St' all being on here. The sound quality throughout is much more 
powerful with far less audience intrusion than before, and whilst it is 
certainly a marked improvement, it's not without it's own problems and walks the 
fine line between a VG+ and an EX- rating. The audible hiss which plagued the 
previous release is also on here, however whilst it is reserved for the second 
half of the show, it would be fair to say it is very noticeable during quieter 
parts of the show such as the piano medley and I'm a little surprised 
(considering the improvements which have been made on other recent releases) it 
hasn't been reduced a little more. There are also a few small clicks towards the 
end of the show which again are easily picked up on - however I'm no "audio guy" 
and there are obviously limitations to what one can do. Those issues aside, this 
is still an excellent release of a very enjoyable Lovesexy show. For the most 
part it is a fairly straightforward run-through with very little unusual taking 
place. The second half of the show is where the treats lie with an appearance by 
Toni, Tony, Toné during