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2010
5/29/10
Bertha
6:13
Greatest Story Ever Told
4:45
Dire Wolf
3:56
Dancin' in the Streets
8:10
Scarlet Begonias >
8:33
Fire on the Mountain
9:38
Crowd, Tuning & Announcements
1:55
Estimated Prophet >
9:24
Eyes of the World >
12:00
The Other One >
6:48
Wharf Rat >
9:33
Good Lovin
8:14
Catfish John
6:05
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Taper: Dan Sullivan
1:35:14
Rating:
6.00 / 1 rating
Taper:
Dan Sullivan
Transferrer:
Dan Crea
SHNID:
Fennario2010-05-29.Strange.Creek.Festival
Source:
AUD>WAV
Lineage:
Sennheiser 421>Zoom H2>Audacity>FLAC
Taper Notes:
View NotesA very fun show at a great festival! This was the 5:00 Saturday set on the River Worm Cafe stage, an awesome stage set up in a thick forest, surrounded by tents and campers and dancers. The weather was perfect and good vibes were everywhere. It shows in the set, with a high energy set that roughly echoed a GD show condensed into an hour and a half. It starts with the classic Bertha>Greatest Story, interrupted very briefly by a collapse of the snare-drum stand. Lighter fare continued with a nice Dire Wolf, followed by a Disco Dancin' that allowed the band to stretch out and warm up a little. Scarlet>Fire is a musical journey, the band explores the transition jam with uncharted territory provided by the guest keyboard player, Mr X. After that there's a brief pause while the band prepares to dive into the real meat of the evening - a solid Estimated into Eyes. The transition from Eyes into the Other One sounds like a spaceship landing, and where it lands is an Other One that you have to download if you hear nothing else... waves of energy colliding. This eventually settles down into a great and gentle Wharf Rat aided by the vocals of guest singer Caroline Killoh. A solid Good Lovin gets the audience one last chance to dance and party, followed by a Catfish John that sounded absolutely serene and felt just right in the woodland setting. This show is a must hear! The Band: http://www.fennario.us/ The Venue: http://www.wormtown.com/strangecreek/