RELISTENTOTHE String Cheese Incident
Re
12
Bands
Featured
Bands
String Cheese Incident
2003
12/31/03
Banter
1:59
Sittin' on Top of the World
3:44
Sunny Skies
4:28
Chili Dawg
5:27
Resume Man
6:48
Lester Had a Coconut
6:01
Work
6:02
Little Hands >
12:56
Dudley's Kitchen
3:11
Banter
1:08
Search >
8:17
Sirens
7:44
This Must Be the Place (Naive Melody) >
12:50
Tinder Box >
6:23
Orion's Belt >
5:05
Restless Wind
8:39
Freedom Jazz Dance
8:51
Dirk
10:52
Banter
2:01
Sweet Home Chicago > Can't Turn You Loose Jam >
7:01
Theme from The Wiz >
2:18
Wipeout >
6:12
NYE Countdown >
1:00
Ease on Down the Road >
2:35
Rollover
16:02
Latinissmo
11:06
It Is What It Is
11:33
Time Alive
5:52
Valley of the Jig
11:12
It's the End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine) > Jam >
13:14
Round the Wheel
17:16
Banter
6:43
Jam¹ >
10:14
Shantytown >
5:36
Can't Stop Now
6:10
FIN
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Sources
Taper: Michael Frasca
4:14:32
Taper:
Michael Frasca
Transferrer:
Michael Frasca
SHNID:
sci2003-12-31.nak.flac16
Source:
Audience, taper's section 20th-row, 60 feet from the stage, Nakamichi 300Cm/CP-1 cardioid mics in an X-Y coincident pattern-> Sony SBM-1 @44.1K -> Sony D-8 -> DAT master
Lineage:
DAT master-> Fostex D-5-> via SP/DIF optical-> Soundblaster X7-> USB-> iMac using Audacity-> FLAC
Taper Notes:
View Notes- There was no opening act. - The First Set was acoustic. "This is the way we did it 10 years ago." After Dudley's Kitchen- "We are the String Cheese Incident and would like to thank the String Cheese Incident for letting us open up tonight. Stick around for the String Cheese Incident" - Tye North was The Wizard of Odds in the Countdown pageantry. - I Can't Turn You Loose is the intro music for The Blues Brothers. - Kyle Hollingsworth played a Shepard–Risset glissando at the beginning of the Countdown to 2004. - Ease On Down the Road is from The Wiz. - tape change splice before Encore. - Tye North conducted the Zambiland Orchestra with audience participation à la Col. Bruce Hampton. - Digital pop on master tape at 2:44 of Zambiland. 'Lordy, I hope there are tapes.'