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1998
10/10/98
Big Legged Woman
8:01
Crimino
7:37
Shiloh
14:51
I've Been Abused
7:02
How Long?
12:28
Unknown (tape flip in middle of song)
10:03
My Way Down
5:02
Cleopatra
8:22
Are You Experienced?
18:54
(encore break & band intros)
3:14
Monkey Food
6:17
Catfish Blues (cut at 4:26 - end of tape)
4:26
FIN
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Sources
Taper: Mike O.
1:46:17
SBD
Rating:
10.00 / 1 rating
Taper:
Mike O.
Transferrer:
taperjoe
SHNID:
cdg1998-10-10.flac16
Source:
SBD > cassette (TDK SA-X 100)
Lineage:
Master cassette played on Marantz PMD510 (pitch adjusted) > Whirlwind PC-DI > Sound Devices 722 (@ 24/96) > firewire to Powerbook G4 > Spark XL used for dither, re-sample, & tracking > flac (xACT level 8)
Taper Notes:
View NotesHere's a Duarte recording from a little venue in the western suburbs of Chicago. My friend MO was the soundman for this show & recorded it at my request. I hit him up for the tape, & here we have it right from the master! Thanks, MO, for keeping it in good storage! The mix on the tape is a bit erratic, with various level changes & adjustments in the first two songs. Eventually the mix sets in & is quite good, though it does retain qualities of a small-room board tape (loud drums & vocals, lower-than-usual guitar). The cut at the end of Catfish Blues is nothing short of brutal. Chris switches on the Marshall, plays a couple licks, enters full-on Hendrix mode, then the tape ends. Evil!