Collective Unconscious.org

06.24.2006

Source A: Hi-Mini Disc --- Monacor MCE-4000 > DIY battery box > line in > MZ-NH700 Hi-Sp
Dissemination: USB cable > SonicStage > CEPro2 > FLAC Frontend
Location: 20' left from center of SBD, Sector J, row II, seat 1
Taper: Chester
Gen: 0 from Master
MP3 Sample: Right click & save

Notes - by: Galen: As of 07/2006, very early in the month, I realized that the same low > high frequency sound that Tool had when they opened with Sober (you know what I mean if you know the 2002 tour!) was used at the transition of Lost Keys>Rosetta Stoned. What does that mean? Not sure. The sound is quite nice & pleasant throughout although it does appear to be a bit left-channel dominant. Although not a perfect capture of the band this is, nonetheless, a very accurate, clear product is worthy of numerous + enjoyable listens. This is of course correlative to the overall performance which, as the collector will notice, features a few mess-ups where the band correctly "goes with it". If a member of the band were to hear what the average Tool-fan + taper can do perhaps Tool would reexamine their notorious anti-taping paradigm. All in all, worth your while to sit back, close your eyes & imagine you are in Katowice, Polamd @ a Tool show...

Maynardism: "Good evening."