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Track listing 00:00 Talk Talk 03:46 Dum Dum Girl 07:29 Call in the Night Boy 14:26 Tomorrow Started 22:05 My Foolish Friend 26:40 Life's What You Make It 31:30 Mirror Man & Does Caroline Know? 39:36 It's You 43:34 Chameleon Day & Living in Another World 51:25 Give It Up 57:10 It's My Life 1:04:48 I Don't Believe in You 1:10:11 Such a Shame 1:18:39 Renée Mark Hollis – lead vocals Paul Webb – bass, backing vocals Lee Harris – drums John Turnbull – guitars, backing vocals Ian Curnow – synthesizers, organ, programming, piano Rupert Black – synthesizers, electric piano, drum machine Phil Reis – percussion Leroy Williams – percussion "Live at Montreux 1986" captures Talk Talk's only performance at the Montreux Jazz Festival during their 1986 tour to promote The Colour of Spring. This show marked one of the band's final live appearances before shifting towards studio experimentation. The core trio of Mark Hollis, Paul Webb, and Lee Harris was joined by additional musicians, including guitarist John Turnbull and percussionists Phil Reis and Leroy Williams, alongside keyboardists Ian Curnow and Rupert Black. Notably absent from the stage was Tim Friese-Greene, the band's frequent studio collaborator, who did not perform live. The concert showcases Talk Talk at a pivotal moment, blending their accessible pop hits with more experimental sounds.

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