Mike Oldfield - Five Miles Out Tour Live In Berlin 01.10.1982 album flac

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Guitar – Mike Oldfield (tracks: CD2-1 to CD2-8), Rick Fenn (tracks: CD2-1 to CD2-8). Guitar, Bass, Keyboards, Vocals – Mike Oldfield (tracks: CD1-1 to CD1-5, DVD-1-1 to DVD-3-3). Keyboards – Tim Cross (tracks: CD1-1 to CD1-5, DVD-1-1 to DVD-3-3). Keyboards – Tim Cross (tracks: CD2-1 to CD2-8). Painting – Gerald Coulson. Percussion – Mike Frye (tracks: CD1-1 to CD1-5, DVD-1-1 to DVD-3-3). Percussion – Morris Pert (tracks: CD2-1 to CD2-8), Pierre Moerlen (tracks: CD2-1 to CD2-8)  . Track 1-6 was a Single B-Side in 1982. Tracks 1-7 to 2-8 are previously unreleased. Disc Two recorded live at the Sportshalle, Cologne, Dec. 6th, 1982. The al first broadcast on 28th July 1982.

It is one of the very few albums on which Oldfield sings lead vocals, as he is noted for not having any confidence in his voice's qualities. The album produced two singles.

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Five Miles Out. Duration: 50:14 Year: 1982. Aphrodite's Child - It's Five O'Clock. Aphrodite's Child - End of the World. Queensryche - Hear in the Now Frontier. Queensryche - The Warning. Golden Earring - Love Sweat.

Five Miles Out" is a single by musician Mike Oldfield, released in 1982 by Virgin Records The B-side, a live version of "Punkadiddle", was recorded during Oldfield's European tour 1980. Single by Mike Oldfield. The song (and the music video) has an unusually complex structure for its length, and is mainly inspired by a near tragic airplane flight Oldfield was a passenger on, in which an inexperienced pilot flew a small craft directly into a violent storm. Having acquired a pilot licence afterwards, Oldfield here, among other things, makes an extensive use of air travel vocabulary to portray exchanges between a pilot in distress being caught in a storm, and a traffic controller.