Here's one more live bootleg I haven't seen floating around on the Internet that much. This one features a solid set of five songs with good sound quality. The set list:
There's not too much info on this bootleg around the Internet. It's supposedly from '89, printed in Iraq and features six pictures of Pinhead on the cover. The sound on this bootleg is somewhat abysmal, to put it mildly, and thus only recommended for completionists and collectors.
"Good evening, we're Jesu."
Now for a topic very dear to my heart, Justin K. Broadrick and his numerous projects. We'll start with perhaps the first Godflesh live performance catched on tape, the Megas-concert from 1988. Understandably the sound quality is sub par compared to modern standards, but I'd still recommend it to all interested parties. I stumbled upon the original file by accident on the Internet, worked out the setlist and created a cue-file for your convenience. Enjoy!
Music based on the theory of multi-dimensional gateways aka 'Channelers'. A mix of drone and ambient, created with guitar, bass and electric cello. Available for free on the Internet archive as FLAC or high quality MP3, artwork included.
Lo-fi ambient harsh drone, very soothing and comes very recommended for relaxation.
