09.10.1979
USA, Virginia Beach, Rougues	
Reggatta de Beach	
very good / exc. Aud.

Total: [58:22]
01. Intro / So Lonely [9.21]
02. Truth Hits Everybody [2.34]
03. Walking On The Moon [4.51]
04. Hole In My Life [4.20]
05. Bring On The Night [5.16]
06. The Bed's Too Big Without You [8.03]
07. Peanuts [3.23]
08. Roxanne [6.58]
09. Can't Stand Losing You / Reggatta de Blanc [5.45] *fade in
10. Landlord [2.39]
11. Born In The '50s / Outro [5.06]

Taper: unknown
Lineage: unknown

Conversion: analog audio cassette (TDK D90; low generation) > SONY TC-K4615 (stereo cassette deck) > PHILIPS CDR 870 (standalone CD-recorder) > CDR > PC > EAC 0.9 > WAV > Cool Edit Pro 2.1 > Trader's Little Helper > FLAC (level: 8)

No noise Reduction, no EQ, no compression and no pitch adjustment. 

Remarks: This is a pretty nice recording of a great energetic show! The recording has some hiss, is a quite heavy on the bass and might be running a bit too slow. I classify the quality as "vg+/exc-".
In the past I labeled this recording as being a FM-recording. When I listened to this recording the other day I had some strong doubts. I quite convinced that this is an audience recording!
For example: during Bed's Too Big Without You (at 6.27) someone clearly shouts: "Disco sucks!". During the beginning of Peanuts the same guy is still shouting ("Rock and roll!")!
Although the beginning of Can't Stand Losing You is missing (most likely to a switch of the tape), this is the complete version I have come across (59 minutes!).
Before "So Lonely": "It's nice to be here in Virginia. Why is this called Virginia that's what I wanna know. How are you doing? I think we have to play loud to them". Before Landlord: "Thank you. Thanks a lot. I mean this in the nicest possible way: you people are crazy. This is the B-side of our single. This is called Landlord". During Born In The 50's: "Thank you to the support group. Thank our loading men. Thank you Kim. And thank you. Goodnight from The Police. Goodnight". 

Sting - vocals, bass / Andy Summers - guitar / Stewart Copeland - drums 

Transferred and seeded by Rogier gugten@cybercomm.nl / www.police.cybercomm.nl, January 2007

Dimeadozen.org: Torrent 129959 (by steerpike)