I have the bootleg of the Capitol Theatre show.
The drum
solo in Powderworks that appears on Scream In Blue is from the Capitol gig.
Who knows why it was edited from the DVD. Time constraints? Lack of good
vision? Percieved lack of DVD audience interest? My other thought is the
decision is more about the momentum of the show. The DVD is edited like
Powderworks is the last song of the night, which it isn't; Used & Abused
closed the night. As for the instrumental being cut out on the DVD, this is an
intentional edit as the bootleg indicates they played the song in it's
intirety. This is however the way, as far as I can remember, the footage has
always been shown. I remember mates videoing this and the other shown clips
(No Time For Games, Armistice Day, Don't Wanna Be the One, Brave Faces and
Lucky Country) off Rage back in the day. We had always suspected for reasons
already mentioned here by others that Powderworks had been edited as opposed
to a truncated version actually being played.
The Truck Mix of Run By
Night is from the same night and is unedited. Run By Night was played after
Burnie and before Stand In Line. I would suggest they just cut that verse to
shorten the song and keep up the momentum and urgency (in the same way they
always cut the repeat of the intro motif/riff just before the "he puts a name
to every breath" breakdown in Is It Now? when played live).
The Truck
Mix of Bondi is also from the same concert. It has the same mistake in the
instrumental where they loose their way (Rotsey and Moginie end early while
Rob and Giffo play another round).
The Truck Mix of Somebody's
Trying... is also from the same concert.
This may be common knowledge,
but the three live tracks that surfaced on the Beds are Burning live single
(from the Scream in Blue release), Written in the Heart, No Reaction and Used
& Abused, are all also from the same Capitol gig.
Now can anyone
tell me where on the DVD I find the hidden version of US Forces? When the
liner notes of the DVD said the US Forces clip was directed and edited from
footage off the cutting room floor, I assumed it was a misprint and they meant
the heavily edited cut of Burnie as I couldn't find US Forces on the damn
thing.
Adrian
--- In powderworks@yahoogroups.com.au,
Michael Blackwood <blackwood_michael@...> wrote:
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> I suspect you're right about the reasoning behind editing the version
of Powderworks that closed the show simply for time reasons. What I'd really
like to determine is if something similar happened to the "truck mix" of Run
By Night, or if they really played it without the second verse on the night of
the gig. I'm hoping someone here has the bootleg of the gig as well as the
"truck mix" so they can compare the two versions of RBN and report their
findings...
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> To: seeker42@...; powderworks@yahoogroups.com.au
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From: kyates@...
> Date: Fri, 22 Oct 2010 11:11:50 +1000
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Subject: RE: [powderworks] Sat. Night at the Capitol "truck mixes"
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> I first saw the Cap theatre show on video and it looked like it had
been on TV at some point as I recall a great big Australian Ch. 7 logo of the
time in the closing credits.
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> Could it be that the song had to
be included as it was the closer, but had to be edited to fit the show into a
scheduling slot for the TV people??
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> A thought.
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> Kev
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> ALSO!! I know this has come up before - but does
one access the 'secret' content on the Cap theatre dvd??
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> From: powderworks@yahoogroups.com.au
[powderworks@yahoogroups.com.au]
On Behalf Of Chris [seeker42@...]
> Sent: Friday, 22 October 2010 9:20
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> Subject: Re: [powderworks] Sat. Night at
the Capitol "truck mixes"
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nights in the week - it appears that they were also filmed, as evidenced by
the secret US Forces clip that can be found on the disc.
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also appears that this footage was not preserved, or preserved poorly, as also
evidenced by the US Forces clip.....)
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> The phrase "truck mix"
suggests to me that these were mixed for broadcast on the night - maybe by JJJ
for immediate radio broadcast?
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> Maybe there's just a really
nasty bit of feedback in the Powderworks audio, so they dropped some footage
as neatly as they could?
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> No answers, just idle speculation in
place of doing work....
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> - Chris
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21, 2010 at 10:41 PM, Michael Blackwood <blackwood_michael@...>
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> Wierd...
the SiB version of Powderworks is MUCH longer than the version broadcast as
part of Saturday Night at the Capitol, but they're BOTH edited? I can't see
any logic in that, so I wonder what happened.
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> Does anybody
know what the "truck mixes" are, and if the less-than-three-minute "truck mix"
of Run By Night is the way the song was played at the gig, or if a verse has
been edited out, or what?
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> Subject: Re:
[powderworks] Sat. Night at the Capitol "truck mixes"
> From:
jimcwarren@...
> Date: Wed, 20 Oct 2010 20:28:02 -0700
> CC: powderworks@yahoogroups.com.au
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To: blackwood_michael@...
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> I don't know, but it looks to me on the DVD like Powderworks
has a chunk taken out of it, basically the "getting in for one free bite"
verse. And the Scream in Blue album is also missing that verse, so I am almost
certain that Powderworks on Scream in Blue and Powderworks on the Best of Both
Worlds DVD are the same performance.
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> The thing is,
when I listed to Scream in Blue Live 18 years ago, I thought that the band
just left that verse out for some reason, but now that I watch the DVD, there
definitely seems to be an abrupt cut. I bet that they played that verse when
they performed it, but somehow it got cut out of the recording. Another reason
for this hypothesis is that when you watch the concert on the DVD, Peter's
shirt is on and then suddenly he is running around with it off, and the
discontinuity of that really makes it seem like a part got cut out. Does
anyone who has seen this agree, because I've wondering about this.
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> I love seeing that one performed live on the DVD. That DVD
does not disappoint even for the most die-hard fan with high
expectations.
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> On Oct 20, 2010, at 10:25 AM, Michael Blackwood
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> Hey,
'Workers!
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> I've got another Oils minutia question that I'm
hoping to have answered...
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> What exactly are the "Truck Mixes"
that are available on the Saturday Night at the Capitol portion of the Best of
Both Worlds DVD? Were they just un-televised recordings of the live
performance at the show, or are they remixed somehow? For example, the "truck
mix" of Run By Night is under 3 minutes long, and omits the second verse of
the song when compared to the 1978 album version. Is that actually how it was
played on the night of Nov 27, 1982, or was it edited after the fact? Does
anyone have the bootleg of the full show (not just the broadcast portion) so
they can compare? Likewise, the broadcast version of Powderworks from that gig
is significantly shortened from the album version; is that how it was played
live that night, or was it edited for TV? Because I thought the live version
of Powderworks found on Scream In Blue came from that gig, but it's definitely
the full-length song.
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> If anyone can clear up these mysteries,
I'd greatly appreciate it!
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> Mike
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