Post Description

Serial #.............: Defacto Catalogue : #DF 005-006
Artist...............: Prince
Album................: The Ultimate Wild Experience
Year.................: 2005
Genre................: Concert
Comment..............: Gold / Ultimate Live Experience Tour, Brabanthallen, Den Bosch, 25th March 1995
Type.................: Bootleg
Duration.............: 73:42 / 53:33
Cover(s) Included....: Yes
Audio Format.........: Lossless
Bitrate..............: Flac
Source...............: Audience Recording (Quality : EX-)



Traklist

Disc 1

1. Purple Medley   2. Endorphinmachine   3. The Jam   4. Shhh   5. Interlude   6. Days Of Wild   7. Now   8. Babies Makin' Babies   9. It Takes Two   10. Johnny   11. Glam Slam Boogie   12. The Most Beautiful Girl In The World   13. Interlude   14. Pussy Control   15. Letitgo   16. Pink Cashmere   17. (Lemme See Your Body) Get Loose   18. Orgasm   19. A Case Of You   20. I Love U In Me

Disc 2

1. The Ride   2. Peach   3. Arabic Intro   4. 7   5. Get Wild   6. Audience   7. Race   8. Super Hero   9. Billy Jack Bitch   10. Eye Hate U   11. 319   12. Gold   13. Outro

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A different source recording of an already circulating concert. This audience recording is marginally better, and improves on what was an already very good release. The audience are very audible throughout, however they do not interfere with my personal enjoyment of the show, and their evident knowledge of the songs performed actually adds to the great atmosphere. The show starts off rather ominously with Prince's mic evidently failing during 'Endorphinmachine', and the song is played mainly as an instrumental, however normal business is resumed and the problem is fixed for 'The Jam'. This particular show is one of only 2 Gold Experience concerts where 'The Ride' was played (albeit a rather brief version), and is the only Gold Experience show where 'Glam Slam Boogie' was aired, although it was performed during the various aftershows of the tour. The remainder of the 
show is fairly typical, although still extremely good. My only complaint with this Defacto release is that the disc is far too over tracked, and in all honesty there really is no need to be tracking the interludes or the 15 second piano break between 
'Shhh' and 'Days Of Wild' - what's up with that? Overall, that's a tiny bitch for such a great release of an excellent show.