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Ancient HarmonyAncient Harmony Live at Charley O'Corley's on 2007-04-13 (April 13, 2007)

Collection: : AncientHarmony
Band/Artist: Ancient Harmony
Date: April 13, 2007 (check for other copies)
Venue: Charley O'Corley's
Location: Valdosta, GA

Source: akg c61 tubes goosebump preamp, neumann tm103 beheringer mixer, and soundboard matrix > marantz PMD660
Lineage: usb > toshiba satellite > flac
Taped by: marcus b
Transferred by: marcus b
Keywords: Ancient Harmony; O'Corley's:marcus; shell; tony g; Valdosta; good music; great music

Description

Set 1
Groovin
2 Kings
Wheels
Flaming Pie
Time Will Tell

Set 2
Pussycat
abacab
Ever
Pendulum > Xanadu >
Tom Sawyer >
Pendulum
Lovin' Cup

Encore
Mama Told Me Not to Come
Bump

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Reviewer: Jimsonweed - - December 25, 2007
Subject: good music, bad audience
These folks are some wonderful musicians. They put their heart and soul into the performance. I wanted to reach in and slap the rude bar patrons though. Talking throughout and not even appreciative of some very excellently played stuff. The noise from the buttheads is the only problem with this recording. It is well worth hearing, though.

Reviewer: marcus b - - April 17, 2007
Subject: Ooops
Its a Mackey Mixer, not the Beherenger. Just a quick correction. Hmmm think I'll give this 5 stars while I am at it. Please feel free to review and rate. Thanks!

Notes

Thanks to a great band for a great night. This was a hot, hot show. I especially liked the Pendulum > Xanadu > Tom Sawyer > Pendulum combo (yes, its 4 songs but here only 3 tracks, I missed the P > X segue, and tracked a few seconds late on TS, but hey, its live...) just download all 3 for a nice taste, or better yet pull the whole show, make 10 copies and give em away, spread the music, spread the word, and spread the love. The Lovin' Cup was totally unexpected, and rocked. Thanks Jeremiah, and thanks again to the whole band. Thanks also to the foh engineer, whose name I was only told about 4 times and you can see how well it took, but he did a great job, too.

Also, I have this on 3 discs for continuity and "posterity", but if you put Bump, the second encore (d3t2), at the end of your first set disc, and MTMNTC, the first encore (d3t2), at the end of your seocnd set disc, this all fits nicely onto 2 discs. This information provided in the interests of conservation (of natural resources as well as personal financial resources).