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Taper: unidentified
1:06:13
Taper:
unidentified
Transferrer:
J.Free / Sonic Archives
SHNID:
robynhitchcock1985-11-16.csaud1.2448
Source:
unidentified portable recording deck / mic > cassette > 1st-gen copy
Lineage:
cassette > Nakamichi BX-300 deck > Edirol R-04 > PC > flacs
Taper: Minnesota Mike
59:59
Taper:
Minnesota Mike
SHNID:
robynhitchcock1985-11-16.shure.flac16
Source:
2 Shure mics>Sony TC-D5 stereo recorder>Maxell XLII cassette
Lineage:
Maxell XLII cassette>Yamaha KX330 tape deck>EAC WAV>FLAC
Taper Notes:
View NotesMinnesota Mike made audience recordings of shows in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area between 1978 to 1985. He used a stereo Sony TC-D5 tape recorder and two Shure mics. He recorded shows just for himself and never made copies. I met him years later and he allowed me to trade copies his tapes. At first I traded cassettes and then when the technology became available, on CDR. So some of the copies that are out there are second generation or more, and some are digital copies of the master. I wasn't a very active trader and, in fact, some of Mike's tapes have never circulated (including these two). On the other hand, some of them have circulated widely and caused a sensation among collectors, such as U2: Uncle Sam's 4/9/81, and Husker Du: Longhorn 5/7/80. Mike's work is also the origin of some tapes uploaded by others here at Dime: "Iggy Pop - Minneapolis 20 Nov 79", "Richard Hell & the Voidoids - Longhorn Minneapolis - 31 July 1979". His tapes are often mistaken for Soundboard or FM sources -- but they are not, they are audience recordings.