04.11.97
Source:
DAT -- Core Sound Binaurals
> Sony TCD-D8
DAT:
DAT-? > Digital Clone-?
CD:
Unknown Transfer
MP3 Sample:
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Notes:
Very good audience
recording. It sounds to me like the taper was very, very close to the
stack...maybe
like 10-20 feet away. There is very low crowd noise & what noise there is is
drowned out by the loudness of
Tool's music. It's always interesting to hear how Tool interacts with crowds
in different parts of the world. Hear
it sounds like Tool are treating the crowd like Americans but seem to be
enjoying themselves more doing it. So
the music seems a little more vibrant, at least to me. Although the setlist
may be relatively common for a gig
from 1997, it does seem to mean a little more being from
Australia...or...obviously...a different country. For the
very anal-traders/collector's -- there is a little glitch in Third Eye that
sounds like the microphone was pulled out or
touched once or twice. The glitch is also on the DAT copy so it is confirmed
that this is sourced from the
master copy. For those that may care, the DAT recording sounds quite a bit
fuller than the CD version that is so
common. Perhaps a better transfer may be in order...
Maynardism:
"Sydney. My, my step-
fathers name is Sydney"
(what's that mean?)
Maynardism:
"So, I'd like to clear up a
little misconception about the band, if I could. A lot of people think that
just because there's a lot of energy coming off the stage like this that
we're all about hate -violence & stuff like
that. And that's just not the case. We're about a lot of things; unity,
evolving thoughts & ideas, choosing
compassion over fear, emotional stuff and, uh, anger which is ok. Anger is
constructive, unlike hate which is
destructive. This particular song is about choices"
CD 2
Time:
45:09
Setlist:
Pushit
Merkaba
Sober
Opiate
Ænema
CD 1
Time:
52:29
Setlist:
Third Eye
Stinkfist
46 & 2
Prison Sex
Eulogy
H.