Erasure
Westwood One In Concert, Broadcast July 18, 1994 (2LP)
LabelBroadcast RecordingsGenreExperimental
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2026 stock Westwood One In Concert, Broadcast July 18, 1994 captures a live radio broadcast performance by the British synthpop duo Erasure, featuring Andy Bell and Vince Clarke.
This recording stems from a Westwood One promotional series, airing on US radio stations in mid-1994 amid the promotion of their album I Say I Say I Say. It showcases the duo at the peak of their commercial success, with hits like "Always" dominating charts that year.
The setlist likely draws from their 1991–1994 repertoire, blending upbeat synth anthems such as "Chorus," "Love to Hate You," and "Run to the Sun" with their signature campy disco-pop energy. Recorded during a high-energy tour phase, it reflects Erasure's vibrant live shows known for Bell's soaring vocals and Clarke's intricate keyboard work. Bootleg or fan-circulated versions preserve this raw, unpolished broadcast audio
| A1 | Chorus | ||
| A2 | Breath Of Life | ||
| A3 | Chains Of Love | ||
| A4 | Love To Hate You | ||
| A5 | Joan | ||
| B1 | Voulez Vous | ||
| B2 | Take A Chance On Me | ||
| B3 | SOS | ||
| B4 | Lay All Your Love On Me | ||
| C1 | Star | ||
| C2 | Home | ||
| C3 | Sometimes | ||
| C4 | Oh L’amour | ||
| C5 | Heart Of Stone | ||
| D1 | Stop! | ||
| D2 | Who Needs Love Like That | ||
| D3 | Blue Savannah | ||
| D4 | A Little Respect |























