1977-September-28	1st Show

Brand X			Nightmore Patrol

Glass Onion		Rochester, New York


Disc 1  -  72.52
1	Why Should I Lend You Mine	10.47
2	Deadly Nightshade		11.00
3	Nightmare Patrol   (8.11)	
	Band Intro			11.13
4	Nuclear Burn			 6.39

5	Access To Data *		12.27	78-Aug-30
6	Deadly Nightshade *		20.43	"

	* From 78-Aug-30  Stockhom, Sweden
	  Nightshade is incomplete (complete song is 27.47 !)
	  (see Note below)

	For 77-Sept-28 show:			For 78-Aug-30 show:
						
	Kenwood Dennard		Drums		Chuck Burgi		Drums
	John Goodsall		Guitar		Percy Jones		Bass
	Percy Jones		Bass		Mike Miller		Guitar
	Robin Lumley		Keyboards	Morris Pert		Percussion
	Morris Pert		Percussion	Peter Robinson		Keyboards



	Notes about the 78-Aug-30 material:

	Access To Data:

	Comparing some distinctive parts of the song to my
	78-Aug-30 recording, the two were a match.  The
	audience noise when the song ends, as well as Robinson's
	comment, are completely identical.  


	Deadly Nightshade:

	Again, comparing many parts of the two recordings
	show them to be a match.  In terms of the 6.21 min 
	time difference between the two (my 78-Aug-30 one 
	is 27.04 min long), most of the difference is in 
	the drum solo section.  On this recording, the 
	drum section is roughly from 10.40 - 14.27, while 
	on my 78-Aug-30 recording is 11.03 - 19.46.  The 
	difference in length is due to at least three cuts 
	which occur at 11.12, 11.58, and 13.46.  So, roughly
	5 mins is accounted for in the cut drum section.  
	Thankfully it is only the drum solo that is cut.
	However, in the first edit (at 11.12), the producers
	cut most of Morris Pert's solo.  As I think he is
	a superb percussionist, this would be more interesting
	to listen to.  To me, staight drums solos usually start
	getting old after the first 10 seconds.  While not 
	earth shatteringly exciting, percussion playing is
	more varied and thus more interesting to me.  

	Another 1 min. is due to this recording fading out
	before the end of the song.  The remaining 30 
	seconds is from the missing beginning of the song 
	and a possible speed difference between the two, 
	though neither recording sounds fast or slow.

	In terms of SQ, this recording is a little more
	muted than the 78-Aug-30 one.  However, while
	the 78-Aug-30 is brighter, it also suffers from
	more crackles than this one.