Hanoi Rocks Big Farewell: The Tavastia Club, Helsinki

Here are some recordings of Hanoi's big farewell I have picked up from dimeadozen (ask me if you cant get dime and I will try and sort something out)

Hanoi Rocks - live at Tavastia, Helsinki (FIN) - April 11, 2009 (midnight show)
Recorded with Olympus LS-10 (96000 Hz, 16 bit), MM-MCSM-4 microphones, SoundForge 9 FLAC

01 Intro - Obscured
02 Hypermobile
03 Street Poetry
04 Back to Mystery City
05 Love's An Injection
06 Watcha Want
07 Problem Child
08 Mental Beat
09 Power of Persuation
10 A Day Late, A Dollar Short
11 I Can't Get It
12 Worldshaker
13 Until I Get You
14 Beer and Cigarettes
15 The Boulevard of Broken Dreams
16 Cheyenne
17 Don't Never Leave Me
18 Malibu Beach Nightmare
19 Tragedy
20 Traveling Band (with Nasty Suicide)
21 Taxi Driver (with Nasty Suicide)
22 Lost in the City (with Nasty Suicide)

Encore

23 Million Miles Away
24 Up Around the Bend (with Nasty Suicide)

http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=244737

Hanoi Rocks - Tavastia Club, Helsinki 2009-04-09 (9th April 2009)
01. Intro
02. Obscured
03. Hypermobile
04. Street Poetry
05. Cafe Avenue
06. Back To Mystery City
07. Love's An Injection
08. Whatcha Want
09. Problem Child
10. Mental Beat
11. Delirious
12. People Like Me
13. Power Of Persuasion
14. A Day Late, A Dollar Short / Million Miles Away
15. I Can't Get It
16. 11th Street Kids
17. Until I Get You
18. Beer And A Cigarette (cuts)

http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=244465

I also have it on good authority that Mike Monroe is reforming his old solo project from the early 90's Demolition 23, with Todd Youth on guitar, in place of Nasty Suicide from last time, who is now working as a pharmacist in Helsinki, and then Andy McCoy of Hanoi is reuniting with Conny Bloom in the studio to make a new Suicide Twins record

Another to watch out for is the DVD of the Hanoi Farewell shows at the Tavastia, which will be made from 3 of the 8 farewell shows from the club in Helsinki


Long Live Hanoi Rocks!!!

Thanks for this! Which one would you recommend is the best sounding?

Saint Johnny wrote:Thanks for this! Which one would you recommend is the best sounding?

IMO the complete recording is the better option: it has been recorded slightly louder, and it is the complete show. Also, the recorder of the incomplete show warned of how he has been having trouble with new recording software, and so that is why it cut out, although both are excellent recordings.

Speaking to a friend who went to the Saturday midnight (complete) show, he said it was probably the best gig he has ever seen anyone do, and bear in mind he is in a band, and goes to hundreds of gigs... so that is a good enough reccomendation for me...

Also watch out for the official DVD coming in the near future