25.05.1979
USA, Chicago, Park West	
Park West	
Exc. Broadcast

Total Running Time: [1:01:46]
01. Can't Stand Losing You [5:52]
02. Truth Hits Everybody [2:41]
03. So Lonely [7:22]
04. Fall Out [2:39]
05. Born In The 50s [6:03]
06. Hole In My Life [4:21]
07. Be My Girl, Sally [4:40]
08. Message In A Bottle [4:38]
09. Peanuts [3:26]
10. Roxanne [7:50]
11. Next To You [3:10]
12. Landlord [2:29]
13. Can't Stand Losing You [6:29]

source: * PRE-FM [FLAWLESS] > CDRW > WAV > CDWAV > CDR > WAV > FLAC
Lineage: Download from TTD* > my HD > TLH > WAV > Cool Edit Pro > Sonic BBE > Waves L3 > WAV > TLH > FLAC (6)
 
Notes: The quality of this recording was outstanding and virtually flawless. There were some minor imperfections though:
- In "Born In The 50's" [4:42] and "Landlord" [0:56], Sting apparently used some strong language, which was replaced by a typical radio station beep. Extremely annoying. 
- Between some songs the crowd faded out and in again; obviously the show was meant to be broadcasted in three or four parts with chatter or advertisements in between.
- 'Landlord' suffered from a tiny skip [2:19]. 
- The overall sound was a little flat, and lacked low-end. 
Months ago I fixed these flaws. And because everything worked out well, I gladly share it by now. 
- The beeps are completely gone. You won't hear where they have been.
- The fades are gone. I cross-mixed the crowd where necessary to create a seemless show from start to finish.
- The skip in 'Landlord' was a tough one. I'm afraid a beat or two were lost, so I was not able to repair this completely. The best I could do, was to smoothen it. If you listen close, you'll hear something odd, but who doesn't know, won't hear it. 
- I added some low end with the incredible Sonic BBE Maximizer. Now the show has a little more 'body'. 
- I did, except for the very low frequencies, NOT apply any EQ nor hiss reduction. At first I considered some mild EQ, because the mids are a bit agressive, but in the end I decided not to touch anything. Actually, I like the somewhat rough and unpolished sound as it is and I don't like overdone "remasters" when there's no need to.
- Last note: I left out the show host. This is the show only. I know some of you love radio station talk and interviews surrounding the show, but sorry, I can't stand it. Luckily every Police fan will have the previous source as well, so nothing is lost forever - it's just not included on this version. 
 
THANKS A LOT to talbe1019 for having made this available in the past. Cheers noiseless.

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