Live At The Windsor Castle, Auckland, May 1986

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Format Details: Us Rsd 2021 Sky Blue Vinyl /

Release Date: 20 May 2022

Label: Schoolkids Records

Packaging Type: Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)

No of Units: 1

Barcode: 634457062382

Genres: Rock Pop

Release Date: 03 September 2021

Label: Schoolkids Records

Packaging Type: Gate Fold Vinyl

No of Units: 2

Barcode: 634457048225

Genres: Rock Pop

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Legendary New Zealand band The Verlaines are proud to release "Live at the Windsor Castle, Auckland May 1986" for the first time ever on CD.

The colored LP was originally released exclusively for Record Store Day 2021. The artwork is a replication of the vintage gig poster complete with liner notes from singer, Graeme Downes: "This album may end up the hands of people who weren't even born when these performances took place, so, let me tell you what it was like. The Verlaines. at the time, were Graeme Downes, Jane Dodd and Robbie Yeats. We lived in Dunedin at the near-bottom of the South Island of New Zealand. We were at University. These gigs were recorded to try to capture a live version of Slow Sad Love Song for the upcoming Birddog album that we recorded later that year."

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LTD EDITION US RSD 2021 RELEASE

Legendary New Zealand band The Verlaines are proud to release 'Live at the Windsor Castle, Auckland May 1986' for the first time ever, exclusively for Record Store Day 2021. Packaged in a beautiful gatefold 2xLP, the artwork is a replication of the vintage gig poster. Sky blue vinyl, complete with download code and liner notes from singer, Graeme Downes: 'This album may end up the hands of people who weren't even born when these performances took place, so, let me tell you what it was like. The Verlaines. at the time, were Graeme Downes, Jane Dodd and Robbie Yeats. We lived in Dunedin at the near-bottom of the South Island of New Zealand. We were at University. These gigs were recorded to try to capture a live version of Slow Sad Love Song for the upcoming Birddog album that we recorded later that year.'
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