A rare sound source that includes a good stereo audience recording of the Liverpool performance from the 1981 tour immediately after the release of the EP FRIDAY 13TH released in 1981 has appeared! On November 28th, immediately after the release of their EP “FRIDAY 13TH” released in 1981, the year after the release of their famous fourth album “Black Album”, they held a live show at the famous Royal Court in Liverpool. A rare sound source recorded with a good stereo audience recording is now available! It was recorded from Low Gene Master, and it seems to have been recorded from a slightly distant position, and the drums (especially the bass drum) are a little off, but the sound image has a wide range, and both the vocals and chorus are loud and have a good sound quality with a sense of realism. It is recorded. The venue, The Royal Court, is an Art Deco-style theater that seats approximately 1,200 people and creates an atmosphere perfect for a band. It is recorded from the SE announcing the opening, starting with “Lively Arts” from “Black Album”, “Disco Man” from the then new EP “FRIDAY 13TH”, “Limit Club”, and from “Black Album” The setlist features the single cut “Dr Jeckyl And Mr Hyde”, and it’s a shame that several songs in the latter half are missing, so it’s not a complete recording, but you can enjoy a rare live performance right after Roman Jug’s participation. Masu! The Royal Court, Liverpool, England November 28,1981 01.Lively Arts 02.Wait For The Blackout 03.Disco Man 04.I Just Can’t Be Happy Today 05.Plan 9 Channel 7 06.Limit Club 07.Gun Fury ( of Riot Forces) 08.Fan Club 09.Noise Noise Noise 10.Limit Club 11.Dr Jeckyl And Mr Hyde Dave Vanian – vocals Rat Scabies – drums Captain Sensible – guitar Roman Jugg – keyboards Paul Gray – bass