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ULTRAVOX - 'Monument' Complete Show Hammersmith Odeon 2/12/1982.

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ULTRAVOX - 'Monument' Complete Show Hammersmith Odeon 2/12/1982.

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The Astradyne Cafe - Ultravox & Collated 80's
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NON SUPPORTER OF THE ULTRAVOX UNOFFICIAL REGIME! Ultravox recorded live at the Hammersmith Odeon December 4th 1982. This was the first night of a four date residency for the band who were promoting their recently released 'Quartet' album. Featured here is the complete show from beginning to end with excellent sound quality. Onstage they were assisted by Colin King and Danny Mitchell who were collectively known as Messengers. As Messengers they were also the support band for the tour. Originally five tracks from these shows were made available on the 'Monument' album and video in 1983. This was expanded to seven tracks in 1999 and eight tracks in 2009 as part of various remastered and 'Definitive Edition' CD packages. An alternate edited version of 'Reap The Wild Wind' to that used on 'Monument' was used as a bonus track on the 12" single 'Visions in Blue'. These actual recordings sound much better without the compression added by YouTube. I've uploaded them for entertainment purposes only. Please support the artist by purchasing their music. Enjoy the show! 1. Reap The Wild Wind. 2. When The Scream Subsides. 3. The Thin Wall. 4. New Europeans. 5. We Stand Alone. 6. I Remember (Death In The Afternoon). 7. Visions In Blue. 8. Mr. X. 9. Sleepwalk. 10. The Voice. 11. Vienna. 12. Astradyne. 13. All Stood Still. 14. Passing Strangers. 15. Mine For Life. First encore. 16. HYMN. Second encore. 17. The Song (We Go). Copyright Disclaimer: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favour of fair use.