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| Crime & Punishment (Rehearsal 2004) Recorded in a dressing room before a concert. This was broadcast in a documentary on Dutch TV. The song itself was actually never performed live during this tour. | Dressing Room | Dennis Versteeg 16.09.2006 | download (4314 kb) |
| Dance me Performence of Henk Hofstede, Pim Kops and Marjlein v.d. Klauw in the record shop Concerto, Amsterdam with the introducing of the book Yesterday's Tomorrow | Concerto, Amsterdam 22.01.2006 | Jasper de Jong 30.03.2006 | download (4446 kb) |
| Dapperstreet (Bonustrack) | Lausanne Salle Polyvalente 06.06.1986 | Dennis 29.12.2004 | download (5893 kb) |
| Dark Room A great pop-song that was played live often between 1981 and 1985, but it was never released on an album. | Demo 1981 | Dennis 28.03.2005 | download (3683 kb) |
| Different Kitchen This demo shows how Different Kitchen was originally based on the music for Skateboard Boy. | Demo 1980 | Dennis 30.03.2005 | download (2671 kb) |
| Doppelganger From the radio broadcast of the June 14 2004 concert in the Fabrik in Hamburg. This song is a good representation of this tour with lots of little samples and sounds. The ending is a great duet between Rob and a drum computer. | Hamburg 14.06.2004 | Dennis 15.09.2004 | download (6022 kb) |
| Dutch Mountains Henk Hofstede as guest with a concert of C.C.C.Inc on Dec.,21,1992 in the Melkweg, Amsterdam | Amsterdam, Melkweg 21.12.1992 | Jasper de Jong 19.06.2011 | download (6556 kb) |
| Empty Room This is one of the heaviest Nits songs on record and in the early tours it was even wilder live. For the Adieu Sweet Bahnhof Tour they rearranged the song somewhat and made it less guitar-based. The song still is pretty heavy, because the sequenced synthesizer sounds take over to drive the song along. | Zürich 27.11.1984 | Dennis 17.11.2004 | download (6050 kb) |
| Erom On | Amsterdam Paradiso 26.06.1986 | Dennis 20.12.2004 | download (6237 kb) |
| Erom On (live 2002) This song returned to the Nits repertoire mid 2001 and was played in most of later Wool concerts. | Amsterdam (A2A Festival) 17.10.2001 | Dennis Versteeg 28.08.2006 | download (4846 kb) |
| Famous Blue Raincoat Henk Live in the Dutch radio program "Spijkers met koppen" performing Leonard Cohen "famous blue raincoat" referring to the book Yesterday's tomorrow of Marc Hendrickx | Dutch radio 2 "Spijkers met Koppen" 28.01.2006 | Jasper de Jong 29.01.2006 | download (4527 kb) |
| Famous Blue Raincoat In their last concert of the 20th century the Nits played about 10 Leonard Cohen covers in the Paradiso in Amsterdam. For this occasion the band was extended with two female singers, a violinist and an extra guitar player. This song is Henk's favorite Leonard Cohen song and it gives a good impression of that evening. | Amsterdam 29.12.1999 | Dennis 15.10.2004 | download (6122 kb) |
| Fire In My Head This is a standard but great version from the Paléo Festival in Nyon | Paléo Nyon 20.07.2004 | Olivier P 03.01.2005 | download (6110 kb) |
| Fire In My Head (Early Version) In 1992 a documentary about the creation of the TING album awas broadcast in the Netherlands. This was filmed in the Werf studio in late 1991 and featured seveal early versions of songs played live in the studio. Several of these songs feature alternate lyrics or music. I've isolated 10 tracks from this documentary, which will be uploaded here. Sound quality is good, but not excellent. Fire In My Head features some alternative lyrics. | Werf, Amsterdam 1991 | Dennis Versteeg 14.01.2007 | download (4764 kb) |
| Fly Me To The Moon / Giant Normal Dwarf A great version from the Nest Tour of Giant Normal Dwarf with a hilarious intro. Audience recording. | Tilburg 25.05.1996 | Dennis 16.10.2004 | download (4870 kb) |
| Fountain Man Recorded by VARA. | Haarlem 02.04.1991 | Colinda J 14.06.2005 | download (4156 kb) |
| Frits - Wat Fijn Om Idioot Te Zijn This is Freek de Jonge's translated version of the Neil Innis' song 'How Sweet To Be An Idiot' from 1973. Freek sang it before at earlier solo tours, but this version with Nits is very nice and deserves to be heard! | Amsterdam | Dennis Versteeg 20.08.2006 | download (5045 kb) |
| Frits – Leven Na De Dood This was taken from the official Frits live video. At the time this was a rather unknown song. It's originally a Bob Dylan song (Death Is Not The End) that was translated by Freek de Jonge. He had performed it by himself in earlier shows using the street organ that is also heard in this version. It was used again for the Frits project and a few years later he recorded it again together with Stips. He changed the lyrics once again to be a humorous take on some current affairs and it went, to everyone's surprise, to number 1 in the Dutch top 40! The Frits version is a bit more general, but very nice to hear. | Amsterdam 12-1999 | Dennis 11.11.2004 | download (4146 kb) |
| Frozen Fred Recorded during the Tent Tour. This song was only played during this tour and even then it was often omitted, so it's pretty rare. This version is much more rock-based than on the album. | Amsterdam 29.12.1979 | Dennis 29.09.2004 | download (3037 kb) |
| Gebroken Vleugel During the beginning of the Nest Tour the song Broken Wing was played in more or less the familiar fast version. But it was difficult to recreate the CD version, so the band rearranged the song to a slow version. This was played for several weeks during concerts, but ultimately it was also dropped from the setlist. At the Leidsekade Live radio show they played the slow arrangement of the song, but even more uniquely: Henk wrote a dutch version of the lyric and this was the only time ever it was performed. | Leidsekade Live 26.11.1995 | Dennis 02.05.2004 | download (3155 kb) |
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