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June 11th
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Years
2010
2 shows
2 tapes
2009
2 shows
2 tapes
2008
4 shows
4 tapes
2007
4 shows
4 tapes
2006
7 shows
7 tapes
2005
8 shows
8 tapes
2004
1 show
1 tape
2005
4/8/05
Everybody Looks Like Zombies And Not My Friends
4:15
Causeway
3:05
Pirate Radio
3:21
Northern Skies
3:59
Parking Meter
5:19
Apple Of My Eye
4:19
The Business Of Being Friends
3:29
Misery Loves Company >
2:58
Preservatives
8:11
Powerlines
3:44
Gorilla Thought
4:56
Marijuana
3:20
Joints And Cigarettes
3:43
The Snub Harbour Falcons
5:20
Mafia Sting
4:02
Words[1]
7:04
Junk Mail Harmony
5:06
You Are Fuel
3:47
Burning On Fumes
8:10
My Microwave Has E.S.P.
4:10
Subterranean Homesick Blues[2]
3:29
Spider Brigades
6:02
Let Yourself Go[3]
6:21
I Like To Burn Things
5:02
Salvation Army Love
3:14
Wearing That Loved On Look[4]
5:18
FIN
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Taper: BradM
2:01:44
Taper:
BradM
Transferrer:
BradM
SHNID:
jmats2005-04-08.oktava.flac16
Source:
matched Oktava MC-012 (cardioid,-10db,on-stage) > Behringer UB1002 > Creative Nomad JB3 (wAV,44.1kHz,-6db)
Lineage:
Creative Nomad JB3 > SB1394 > Creative Soundblaster Audigy > CDWav > Audacity (see notes) > normalize -b > FLAC Frontend (Level 8)
Taper Notes:
View Notes[1] Neil Young cover. [2] Bob Dylan cover. [3] Josh Dufrane cover. [4] Elvis Presley cover. Notes: 1. The mics were taped to a railing, one pointing at the guitar player, one at the bass player. 2. Set I is d1t01 - d1t09. Set II is d1t10 - d2t03. Set III is d2t04 - d2t12. 3. There were some unrecoverable digital glitches that made removal of two tracks from Set II ("Busting Off An Easy One" and "49 Tons Of Diesel Locomotive") necessary. The tracks were between d2t03 and d2t04, so there's a brief discontinuity between these tracks. 4. There were some glitches in d1t01 - d1t03 that were cut down using the "Hard Limiter" effect in Audacity, with the limit set to -6.10db. 5. The entire recording was boosted about 1.5db using the "normalize" program in batch ("-b") mode. Taped and transferred by BradM ([email protected]).