1978-March-22 Henry Cow Sendesaal Bremen, Germany Disc 1 - 62.09 1 Untitled * 14.50 2 Improv > (34.26 or so) 47.19 Erk Gah (12.53) Disc 2 - 68.51 1 Ruins (w/ Imrov) > 34.03 Bittern Storm over Ulm 2 Half The Sky 5.27 3 Pidgeons 1.49 74-75 ** 4 Ruins 6.31 " 4 Half Asleep, Half Awake 5.09 " 6 Bittern Storm Over Ulm ? 15.50 ? * w/ Viva Pa Ubu & Cycles Theme ** 1974-1975: BBC Top Gear Georgie Born Bass, Cello Lindsay Cooper Winds Chris Cutler Drums Fred Frith Guitar, Bass (?) Tim Hodginson Keyboards Lineage: pre-FM master > ? > CDR > flac "After we decided to split", Cutler explains, "we consciously organised eight months of work, to visit and say goodbye to everyone who had supported us through the years. And we wrote a complete set of new material". Notes that came with the 78-Mar-22 recording: This is another great show from the last phase of Henry Cow's career. The sound is absolutely amazing on this one. The band is improvising a lot. I have no setlist for this one, sorry. I could discover segments of RUINS in track 3, maybe someone out there can help. Notes that came with the 74-75 BBC recording: Ok, so now it gets a little complicated with sorting out what is what.. After having posted what I received as 'Demos 1973', someone pointed out that 3 tracks from that disc must be from the BBC. I compared them with my disc that I received as 'BBC 1973-1975', and urich is right. The three tracks he mentioned are also on this disc. But they sound better on the Demos 73 copy, so I am omitting them now. The three remaining tracks I am posting now are what is left over. I have no clue when or where they were recorded, just guesses. The first two tracks might be from a 1974 BBC session. The last track, I believe is not a BBC take, but rather an audience recording. Could this be a snippet from a Gothenburg 1976 show?