Dutch Tour 1989
      
Dutch Tour 1989 is a live album by the Japanese noise musician Merzbow. It comes in a pastic box with a built-in handmade instrument consisting of a metal plate, springs, and a contact microphone. Each copy has unique artwork.[1][2]
These live recordings were used as raw material on Rainbow Electronics, Rainbow Electronics 2, Continuum, Live Deformation/Holland, and "Modular" on Cloud Cock OO Grand.
Track listing
  | 1. | 
  "V2 ('S-Hertogenbosch) September 23rd"   | 
  55:48 | 
  | 1. | 
  "Diogenes (Nijmegen) October 3rd"   | 
  52:07 | 
  | 1. | 
  "Ekko (Utrecht) October 9th"   | 
  51:47 | 
  | 1. | 
  "Radio Rataplan Live Show (Nijmegen Oct. 3rd)" (Frans de Waard) | 
  28:23 | 
  | 2. | 
  "Side A + B + C" (Masami Akita) | 
  24:53 | 
Personnel
- Masami Akita – metals, feedbacksystems
 
- Reiko Azuma – metals
 
- Kiyoshi Mizutani – guitars, feedbacksystems on "Ekko (Utrecht) October 9th"
 
- Frans de Waard – studio-effects on "Radio Rataplan Live Show (Nijmegen Oct. 3rd)"
 
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