1977-June-16

Brand X

Marble Bar	Baltimore, MD


Disc 1  -  49.48
1	Intro Jam  >			 9.59	(1)  (.55-2.06)
	Disco Suicide 			
2	Why Should I Lend You Mine	 9.25	(2)
3	Deadly Nightshade		11.20	(3)
4	Nightmare Patrol		 8.11	(4)  No scream intro
5	intro of the band by Robin	 1.38	(5)
6	Malaga Virgen			 9.11	(6)


Disc 2  -  61.11
1	Intro Jam  >			20.29	(7)  (2.15-11.21)
	Disco Suicide			
2	Why Should I Lend You Mine	11.51	(8)
3	Deadly Nightshade		12.00	(9)
4	Nightmare Patrol		 7.32	(10)  No scream intro
5	Nuclear Burn			 9.17	begun at 1:30 AM


	(1) Thank you.  Good evening and welcome to Brand X.
	    That was a track from the album we've got out over here 
	    at the moment called Morrocan Roll, the track Disco Suicide.

	(2) The next one is another track from the same piece of
	    plastic and this one's called Why Should I Lend You Mine...

	    Thank you. [mumbles]... this cleptomamia

	(3) The next track is one that is not on any of the albums.
	    We'll try a new one out on you, one we've had fun together 
	    whilst rehearsing in New York.  We've got our new addition 
	    over here. You'll meet him later.  This one was written by
	    Morris, our percussion player, and it's called, for some
	    reason known only to him, as Deadly Nightshade


	    I need a quick gulp of... it's only orange juice


	(4) Thank you. We're going to try another new one on you.
	    Here'e another piece of recently created music.  And this 
	    one is written by John the guitar player and Woody the 
	    drummer.  And they've called it, this one, Nightmare Patrol.  
	    So, we'll see what this is supposed to be like.

	    Ah, could you fix my [mumbles]


	(5) Before we go on with this ratty old set, I'd like you
	    to say hello to the people in the band.  [mumbles] 
	    totally strange faces here in Baltimore.  

	    Hidden behind a vast array of bits and piece of scrap-iron 
	    is the percussion player Mr. Morris, from Scotland, Pert

	    The next one, standing almost hidden by [mumbles] comes 
	    around up front so you see him better is Mr. John, Obe-Wan 
	    Kenobi, Goodsall

	    And on the drums, a very welcomed guest from the Pat Martino 
	    band, drummer Mr. Kenwood Dennard 

	    And skulking in his usual modesty around the back here is 
	    the only man I know who can put bricks to sleep with by hypnosis
	    the bass player, Mr. Percy Jones

	    [another band member] L&G [mumbles] our keyboard player, 
	    Mr. Robin Lumley


	(6) And now I introduce the next tune, which is unfortunately 
	    the last one of the set and it's another tune from the MR 
	    album and it's called Malga Virgen and it's also written by 
	    Percy [mumbles]

	    Thank you and good night


	(7) Thank you [hard to hear] new one from MR, Disco Suicide

	(8) The next track is a new one, we played it earlier on [mumbles]

	(9) This one is called Deadly Nightshade and it's written by
	    Morris Pert, the [mumble] basher over there

	    Morris has been defeated by [mumbles].. we are using the
	    other one.  [hard to hear] What we were trying to say was..

	(10) That we'd like to play another tune called Nightmare Patrol
	     After all that [mumble]

	(11) We'd like to conclude the evening with a track from the first
	     album, Unorthodox Behavior.  We haven't played anything off it 
	     so far tonight. And we'd like to do one called Nuclear Burn.

	     Before the song, the tapers mention it being 1:30 !
	     "I'll be a wreck tomorrow"

	     Odd, pulsing synth noise plays as the tape fades out.


	Recorded by some pretty cool guys.  Thank you !


	Kenwood Dennard		Drums		
	John Goodsall		Guitar		
	Percy Jones		Bass		
	Robin Lumley		Keyboards	
	Morris Pert		Percussion