Got the CD, total bootleg of course; cover artwork is complete nonsense (some random pic, not NMA on the cover but some random guys or rights-free stock photography ), booklet is 1 page....
As with nearly all other radio broadcast type releases it is shabby done and executed.
Sound quality is good bootleg quality but lacks depth and clarity, does not even sound as a first rate copy of the recording; music of course flawless and setlist is a dream.
On the cover it says "SFM" The Store For Music Ltd. (Catalogue number SJPCD606)
www.thestoreformusic.comOn that website one finds lots of dodgy live recordings and on demand videos (!) etc., looks all extremely shabby and not officially endorsed.
Could not find the NMA release on there though.
It does not say "Angel Air" records anywhere, but from what I can see on their website SFM have bought Angel Air at some point.
Dodgy.