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Budapest Live by Manfred Mann's Earth Band

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Release Date: 2007

Label: Creature Music

Info from inlay:
Between February 8th and April 14th, 1983 Manfred Mann's Earth Band played to over 350,000 people at 50 shows in 10 European countries. Our thanks go to everyone who came and made the tour a sell-out success and especially the 30,000 in Budapest who made this DVD possible.
Due to the archive nature of the material, sound and picture may vary occasionally.
Freigegeben ohne Altersbeschränkung gemäß §14 JuSchG FSK [Parental advice in German; approx. translation: Exempt from classification without age limit according to §14 Protection of Children and Young Persons Act / Voluntary Self Control].
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℗2007 The copyright in this DVD is owned by Petbrook Limited on exclusive licence to Creature Music Limited.
© 2008 Creature Music Limited

Recorded at Budapest Sporthalle April 6th & 7th 1983.

Publishing credits :
Track 1: Scalehand Ltd / Minder Music Ltd
Tracks 3 & 4: Scalehand Ltd
Track 2: Robertson / Simon [sic: Corrected in the credit section.] Warner Chappell Music Ltd / Rondor Music Ltd
Track 5: Carlin Music Ltd
Track 6: Sony/ATV Music Publishing
Tracks 7 & 11: Zomba Music Pub Ltd
Track 8: Magnetic Pub Ltd
Track 9: B Feldman & Co Ltd
Track 10: SEMI Music Publishing Ltd
Track 12: Blue Mountain Music Ltd

Info from onscreen end credits:
Manfred Mann's Earth Band are recording Artists of Bronze Records Ltd.,

Copyright
Samain Artists Management B.V.
The Multimedia Organisation LTD. [sic]
1983

Other info:
No additional info is printed on the DVD itself.

Released with a 24 page booklet.

The DVD booklet is a replica of the original 1983 tour programme with additional pages 2/3 for tracklisting and liner notes and 22/23 for an overview of the Manfred Mann's Earth Band catalogue from Creature Music.

Erratum:
Release lists (Robbie) Robertson / (John) Simon as authors for track 2. The correct author is Denny Newman instead.


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