A rare sound source has been released that recorded the live performance at the "Paleo Folk Festival" held in Switzerland in July 1987 with a good FM broadcast stereo soundboard recording and an audience source added! A rare sound source has been released that recorded the live performance at the "Paleo Folk Festival" held in Nyon, Switzerland on July 24, 1987, about five months after the release of the single "The Irish Rover" with Dubliners, with a good stereo soundboard recording! It has been digitally transferred from the FM broadcast air check cassette, and although it is a little rough, both the mix and balance are recorded with very clear and good sound quality. In addition, since the ending part of "Dark Streets Of London" is missing from the FM broadcast sound source, you can listen to all the songs played on that day by filling it in from the audience source of the same day! The audience source used here uses a low gene master, and the vocals are recorded with a clear stereo recording and a clear sound quality with a good balance, and the positioning deviation caused by the master is carefully corrected. There is some noise only in "Turkish Song Of The Damned", but this is due to the master and has been removed as much as possible. There is only a few seconds of missing tape change in the intro of "Poor Paddy". The set starts with "Rake At The Gates Of Hell" from the movie "Straight To Hell", and includes the unreleased instrumental number "The Balinalee" that was later released in the official box set, as well as "If I Should Fall From Grace With God", "Turkish Song Of The Damned", and other navers from the masterpiece "Fallen Angel" released the following year!
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