RELISTENTO
Re
198807/02
Bands
Featured
Bands
Tiny Lights
1988
7/2/88
free improv ->
2:02
Have You Seen The Ghost Of John
1:20
Horsehead
3:19
Big Deal
4:27
Ochre Revolution
2:53
Around It Goes Around
4:07
Before You Go
3:33
The Capricious Yearnings of King Edward
3:13
The Bridge
5:13
Pushin' The Button
2:46
Wickerman's Dog
3:22
Country Song
4:44
Good Times, Bad Times
3:51
Blue Dot Cleanser
2:53
Chesterfield Gorge
6:02
Painted Skies
9:23
P-Funk Medley: Take Your Dead Ass Home/Get Off Your Ass and Jam/Give Up The Funk (Tear The Roof Off The Sucka) ->
1:31
I Want You Back ->
2:53
American Woman ->
1:38
Foxy Lady
2:54
Without Love
1:04
We're An American Band
1:17
Red Planet
4:31
FIN
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Sources
Taper: Kirk MIller
1:18:56
Taper:
Kirk MIller
Transferrer:
Kirk MIller
SHNID:
tinylights1988-07-02
Source:
Audience Cassette Master
Lineage:
Original master recording: AKG-C535EB mics (mounted in the ceiling of the venue) -> Analog cassette deck (possibly Sony D5) Transfer: Master Cassette Playback via Tascam 202 Mark VII->USB out->Audacity (16 bit/44.1khz) Mastering: FLAC File processing in SoundForge 13.0 (minor between song automated loud clap scrubbing); Tracked in CDWav. IDv3 tagged in Tag&Rename 3.9.15
Taper Notes:
View Notes* = Andy Demos on vocals + = announced as "a really new song" and Donna is very hazy on the lyrics. # = "we don't know this song -- sounds like we do, but we don't" John Hamilton - Guitar and Vocals Donna Croughn - Vocals and electric violin Andy Demos - Drums and saxophone Dave Dreiwitz - bass and trumpet Jan Scarpantoni - cello Master recorded and transferred by Kirk Miller Cleanup (minor between song clap scrubbing) and tracking by Scott Bernstein 5/17-19/2021 Massive thanks to Kirk for sharing his master of this incredible (and ancient) gig. For a deeper peek into his archives which is chock full of local New Brunswick, NJ music from this time frame, check out his Soundcloud page here <a href="https://soundcloud.com/user-309984514" rel="nofollow">https://soundcloud.com/user-309984514</a>