So we both taped side by side to pretty damn nice results (check theĪctually had a half-dozen dropouts on this master, which for analog is rare, and no idea why. Sonics hanging from my glasses), and he’s a good friend of Jared from JEMS (RIP). Got to meet Mark S in the crowd (he noticed the This was a great kick-off show for a mid-20’s vacation….Pearl Jam in their hometown, then Neil Young in NorCal, then 7 Crowes shows that took meīack to this, to keep it brief, this was my first time seeing PJ, and it was one hell of a show. – Recorder was paused and re-started during “Encore Break #2” applause – no music lost – Tape flip during “Enclore Break #1” applause – seamlessly spliced, no music lost – Tape flip during applause after “Even Flow” – seamlessly spliced, no music lost – Dropout at 0:44 during “Who You Are” – seamlessly spliced, less than one second of music lost Jack Irons – drums, percussion, & backing vocals Stone Gossard – rhythm guitar & backing vocals Mike McCready – lead guitar & backing vocals Recorded & transferred by: Steve “ballsdeep” HagarĮddie Vedder – lead vocals, harp, & acoustic guitar Location: GA floor, behind the board, 10 feet right of center Little Helper (level 5) > FLAC > TagScanner 6.0.33 (tagging)
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WAV > Sound Forge Pro 11.0 (Build 299) > CDWav (tracking) > Trader’s Transfer: Master cassette (Maxell XL-IIS) > Denon 790R > Kenwood A-522 amplifier > Kenwood GE-622 Equalizer >. Source: Sonic Studios DSM-6P w/3-way lo-cut filter, position unknown (most likely 80hz, middle setting) > Sony WM-D6 Ed tosses out a funny little “mou mou” soundcheck after ‘Daughter’ when changing microphones. His voice is clean (though the sound is poor) and he is playing guitar more often and more skillfully than the ’95 shows. Stone is having a blast, Jack has found his drumming groove with PJ now, Jeff is smiling and laughing during most of the show, as is Mike, although he never gets into any of his usually fantastic solos (although he tosses in a ‘Sympathy for the Devil’ riff just before ‘In My Tree’ and ‘River of Deceit’ before ‘Daughter’), and Ed basically saves the show by keeping the techs and other band members functioning. Even Stone’s guitar fails during ‘Mankind’ with Scully trying desperately to change out his equipment while Stone continues strumming and singing his heart out, appearing to be oblivious to the problems. Scratching the setlist after ‘Who You Are,’ Ed tries guiding the band through the more familiar waters of older songs. The show is a technical nightmare, with microphones, guitars and lights all failing at multiple times throughout the show.
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