Tina | 1989-11-12 | Camper Van Beethoven

1:22:55
Rating:
9.00 / 2 ratings
Taper:
jschmoe
Transferrer:
jschmoe
SHNID:
CVB1989-11-12
Source:
Stereo AUD master to Sony UX-S type II tape
Lineage:
Borrowed mics > Borrowed Sony WM-D6C > Master METAL tape > Computer WAV > Cool Edit Pro 2000 > TLH v2.4.1 > FLAC 8
Taper Notes:
View NotesTRACK LISTING

DISC 1 (43:52)

01 INTRO....................................(1:28)
02 All Her Favorite Fruit...................(5:24)
03 O Death..................................(3:17)
04 One Of These Days........................(3:28)
05 Turquiose Jewelry........................(3:13)
06 Wasted...................................(1:38)
07 Take The Skinheads Bowling...............(3:20)
08 Sweethearts..............................(4:37)
09 Good Guys And Bad Guys...................(4:24)
10 Tania....................................(3:48)
11 Eye Of Fatima (Pt. 1)....................(2:50)
12 Eye Of Fatima (Pt. 2)....................(2:43)
13 When I Win The Lottery...................(3:35)

DISC 2 (39:15)

01 (I Was Born In A) Laundromat.............(3:37)
02 S.P. 37957/Kashmir/No Krugerrands For
        David...............................(6:00)
03 Stayin' At Home With The Girls In The
        Morning.............................(2:02)
04 Tina.....................................(3:00)
05 Lincoln Shrine...........................(3:50)
06 Before I Met You ........................(3:34)
07 Waka.....................................(2:50)
08 Pictures Of Matchstick Men...............(4:06)
09 She Divines Water........................(4:13)
ENCORE
10 Sweet Virginia...........................(4:08)
11 Shut Us Down.............................(1:47)


LINE UP

Morgan "are you finished with that baked potato" Fichter - played violin, sang
Victor "my dad's a pharmacist" Krummenacher - played the bass guitar, sang
(the mysterious) Greg Lisher - played the lead guitar, sang
David "I'm at Denny's" Lowery - sang, played guitar, harmonica, keyboards
Chris "I could use a cup of coffee" Pederson - sang, played drums and percussion
(This per the "Key Lime Pie" LP that was out at the time.)

Notes from jschmoe:
I don't have the specific model for the mics, but the buddy from which I borrowed the gear (thanks K!) said they cost approx. US$500.
Mics were physically separate left / right channel lines which fed back to a single stereo line into the deck.
The left / right lines were either pinned over each shoulder facing stage, or pinned to left/right sides under an open-holed baseball cap.
I originally mastered this 2001-04-08 & retained the original WAV fileset.
I think the only thing I did on the computer was place track marks before each piece.
This FLAC fileset comes from WAVs from this dub, which only needed SBE corrections in TLH; no CD-Rs or EACs.

NOTES

As this is an original master & isn't too bad to start with, please DON'T remaster and repost it.

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This tape really, really turned out nice; there's some kicking bass in there, and you can really crank this one up.
Overall this might be the best sounding CVB tape I ever got.

A dash of songs from the new LP, old classics, and a few things I ain't heard nowhere else ("Stayin' At Home", "Lincoln Shrine").
Fine fine stuff.

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The first interruption is for a tape flip, which syncs up with the end of Disc 1.
There's another to put in a new tape before She Divines Water, and I missed the very beginning of that song.

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I had this documented in my list for years, and I may have traded a copy or two, but this is likey its debut for most folks.
Crank it up and ENJOY! it as I have, and share it so others can hear it.

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I mark the start of tracks when the music or count-in begins, not the talking about it before it starts.

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The usual schmack applies here:

Please don't post this anywhere but DIME. 
Please retain this original info file data with any reseedings.
Please don't transfer to MP3 or other lossy formats.
Please only trade this with others, don't sell it.
Please support the artists involved by purchasing their official product in massive quantities.