05.16.2006
Source E:
Core Sound Cardioids > Core Sound Battery Box > Sony MZ-N1
Dissemination:
Analog out > CD Wave >
FLAC > Wavelab > FLAC
Taper:
Bobcat
Location:
orch row C, centre
Gen:
0 (or 1) from Master
MP3 Sample:
Right click & save
Notes - by: Galen:
All things considered, this is a very nice recording of this performance.
Perhaps this recordings greatest strength is that the vocals + guitar are
somewhat separated from other instruments in the recording which makes this
exceptionally clear. Sort of like the sounds are literally stacked upon each
other but you are able to hear the layers. To me, cardioid microphones have
more of a high/bass sound with a not-as-thick middle range of sounds. Good
omni mics, when used in the proper context, can give you something like a
demo tape feel instead of a live, ambient recording; which this recording
is. See what I'm saying? No? The entirety of this recording is clean &
clear; there are arguably better, overall sources however this is pretty
damn fine. I kind of think that, overall, the recordings from the 2006
mini-tour to present are really quite nice. This is testament to that fact;
such basic equipment & yet such tasty results. As a bonus... after RS...
this recording captures security(?) ask him what he is doing (he was shining
a light). The guy tells the taper to not do that as it is distracting. I
kind of think the taper was checking his levels & nearly got busted.
CD 1
Time:
47:10
Setlist / Quote:
Lost
Keys (Blame Hoffman)
Rosetta Stoned
"What's up
Toronto?"
Stinkfist
(extended)
46 & 2
"We had a new
album come out. Apparently it went platinum in Canada. And I'd just like
to say what the fuck dudes - what about triple platinum - buy it again.
I'm trying to put a new wing on the winery - help me out; I said, I love
Canada."
Jambi
Schism
Right in
Two