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Coil
Live One
Live One is the legendary recording of Coil's much anticipated performance in April of 2000 at London's Royal Festival Hall (as part of Julian Cope's Cornucopea mini festival).
Whilst there had been abortive attempts at live shows in the early 1980s, this concert is universally considered the veritable Coil live debut.
With a line-up of John Balance, Peter “Sleazy“ Christopherson, Thighpaulsandra and Ossian Brown, COIL took the RFH stage decked out in their custom designed fluffy polar Teletubby suits to perform a supremely hypnotic set, somewhat reminiscent of their seminal Time Machines release but adding variation and tension largely absent from that drone masterpiece. Balance's vocal delivery on “Queens of the Circulating Library“ is still a very controlled but effective affair and quite different from his later manic outbursts.
A
Everything Keeps Dissolving
B
Queens Of The Circulating Library
C
Chasms
D1
Chasms
D2
Sipping Birdsong Through Bedsprings





