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| Soap Bubble Box (Trio Version) This is a nice version of Soap Bubble Box recorded for Dutch radio just before the Ting Tour. It is unique, because it only features Stips on piano, Rob on snare drum and Henk on vocals and mini-marimba. Martin and Peter are not present. | Hilversum - Dutch Radio 29.09.1992 | Dennis 22.11.2006 | download (3878 kb) |
| Sorrow One of the most beautiful Nits songs ever. Unfortunately it was only played during the dAdAdA tour. It's about time the band digs this one up again.. | Karlsruhe 01.11.1994 | Dennis 04.10.2004 | download (4826 kb) |
| Steentjes (Soundtrack) This is music that was used with a short film by Henk made for Dutch TV. The short film showed various Nits and crew members playing around with little bricks ('Steentjes' in Dutch). It's a fun little movie and the music suits the images. It's not that fascinating to listen to by itself, but nice enough to place it here. | Werf? | Dennis Versteeg 14.12.2006 | download (2082 kb) |
| Stips – Medley This was recorded during Robert Jan Stips' first solo tour following the Egotrip album. He played songs from all over his career and this medley combines three: Instead Of.. (from dAdAdA), Tomorrow Is Another Day (from U.P.) and Cars And Cars (from Ting). His band consisted of Martin Bakker on bass and Roy Bakker on drums. Audience Recording. | Den Haag 30.11.1996 | Dennis 22.10.2004 | download (7603 kb) |
| Stips – Walter And Conny Recorded during Robert Jan's 1999 Greyhound Tour. He played a few older songs, including this hectic version of this Nits classic. His band consisted of Mark Boon on electric guitar, Judith Sijp on cello and Robert Jan himself on keyboards and drum machines. A unique combination of instruments! Audience recording. | Den Bosch 19.01.1999 | Dennis 14.11.2004 | download (4731 kb) |
| Stones #1 The songs regularly contain interview parts over the music. This track is a short improvisation on the 'stones' percussion instruments that were used on the TING album. All Nits members are playing, as well as Swiss percussionist Fritz Hauser and sculptor Arthur Schneiter. | Werf, Amsterdam 1991 | Dennis Versteeg 15.01.2007 | download (1102 kb) |
| Stones #2 This is a second demonstration of the 'Stones' percussion instruments. Tis time the stone is rubbed, producing a humming noise. It is unclear who is playing, but it\'s probably Fritz Hauser or Arthur Schneider. It's hard to tell from the documentary if any Nits member is playing here.. | Werf, Amsterdam 1991 | Dennis Versteeg 16.01.2007 | download (3542 kb) |
| Strangers Of the Night A very early version of this song, recorded sometime during the summer of 1987. | Demo 1987 | Dennis 29.03.2005 | download (4491 kb) |
| Strangers Of The Night An interesting version of this song from the Margraten concert August 9th 1987. Possibly the very first time this song was recorded live. The concert is one of two which were given in the period during which In The Dutch Mountains was performed. The song is not quite finished. The main structure is there, but several parts, including the spoken sections are still missing. From the tape collection of Dia Bravenboer. | Margraten 09.08.1987 | Ria 13.09.2004 | download (3333 kb) |
| Streets of Barcelona Live recording by french radio FIP | FIP 26.01.2006 | Alwin 18.07.2006 | download (7276 kb) |
| Suddenly I Met Your Face / Take Five This was recorded during the Work Tour. The song was regularly played from 1980 to 1985 and always in combination with the old Dave Brubeck pop-jazz song Take Five. | Haarlem 02.04.1982 | Dennis 28.09.2004 | download (3288 kb) |
| Sugar River From the radio broadcast of the June 14 2004 concert in the Fabrik in Hamburg. The 1974 featured a very welcome return of many Giant Normal Dwarf tracks. Sugar River was added about halfway through the tour as an encore. Even though it's not the best known track, it always managed to get audiences on their feet! | Hamburg 14.06.2004 | Dennis 15.09.2004 | download (5566 kb) |
| Tables And Chairs (live Kilo Tour) The Kilo our sometimes featured a version of Tables And Chairs. It's short, but nice to hear anyway... | Den Bosch 13.12.1983 | Dennis Versteeg 21.08.2006 | download (2068 kb) |
| Tent Before the band went to the studio for the Tent album, they recorded demo versions in their rehearsal place. Many songs have different arragements than the later released versions and in my opinion are better that how they turned up on the album. | Demo 1979 | Dennis 17.10.2004 | download (2501 kb) |
| Tequila It's hard to determine if this is a live or a studio recording. It sounds like an improvised cover version of this famous song. The song is mostly instrumental synth parts over a busy, latin percussion rhythm. Henk shouts 'Tequila' every now and then. Short and funny. | Studio or Live? Late 80's | Dennis 02.03.2005 | download (1304 kb) |
| The Arrow (soundcheck) This is an unreleased song by the Nits that was sometimes played during soundchecks in the early '90s. | Gouda 06.03.1993 | Dennis Versteeg 12.12.2006 | download (7039 kb) |
| The Bauhaus Chair Although released (and rewritten) in 1988, this song was already very old. It went back to the earliest Nits days in 1974-1975. It was decently recorded in 1980 together with a few other very sweet sounding songs for the New Flat album. Along with those other songs it wasn't used. The album would have sounded very different if they had! | Demo 1980 | Dennis 21.10.2004 | download (1347 kb) |
| The Bauhaus Chair (Denk Aan Henk '93) This is the second of three songs recorded at the Denk Aan Henk radio show. This Ting Tour arrangement of Bauhaus Chair notable for Peter Meuris' violin parts. | Hilversum - Dutch Radio 16.03.1993 | Dennis 24.11.2006 | download (4331 kb) |
| The Dream Live recording by french radio FIP | FIP 26.01.2006 | Alwin 24.07.2006 | download (7596 kb) |
| The Dream (live 1995) The last track of this radio show. | Denk Aan Henk Radio Show 30.10.1995 | Dennis 30.11.2006 | download (5696 kb) |
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