Disc 1 (74:18.26) 01. intro 02. Cigarettes And Coffee 03. Food For Thought 04. More Than A Lot - Better Days 05. Brady 06. I Only Cry 07. Lost In Durango 08. I Was Drunk 09. Sick Of Debt 10. Sadness 11. White On My Walls 12. Seasons Turn 13. Thick Skin 14. Tryin' To Get Paid 15. Knockin' On The Doghouse Door 16. Good To Be 17. Lawyers Guns & Money
18. set 2 intro 19. Doin' What I Can To Get Through 20. Grey Sky Blues 21. Black Rose
Disc 2 (74:36.43) 22. Lightnin' 23. Ready Or Not 24. Road Song #39 25. I'm Wonderin' 26. Lines 27. Time With You 28. Shouldn't'a Took More Than You Gave 29. Piss And Moan 30. Skin And Bones And Soul 31. King Of The Road 32. Green Eyed Soul 33. Jimmy And Bob And Jack 34. Shoulda Shut It 35. One Wrong Turn 36. Cinnamon Girl 37. How In The Hell'd You Get Back Here? 38. encore break 39. Running Down A Dream
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Reviewer:Eric Simpson - - June 16, 2009 Subject: righteous I can't write 'em like TAS aka morst but I know this stuff is some of the best out there, period. good job on the recordings, thank you.
Reviewer:morst - - April 30, 2009 Subject: Great guitars in a neat little club The setup was not conducive to making a board tape, so this is a pure stereo audience recording. Guitars are crunchy and thick, the bass has some very nice low thunder, and the drums sound darn good in the room. The vocals are not overly present, but are clear and audible in the mix.
The Brown Baer is a super cool bar (with excellent food) in the resort town of Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin. This show took place on a rainy sunday night well outside of tourist season. The club holds less than 100 people, and was not full, but the band played two sets totaling nearly two and half hours. The setlist contains a nice mix of new stuff from the recent recording session with Steve Berlin, older, more familiar songs, and some choice covers.
The band for this occasion includes brothers Matt and Ed Anderson on bass and guitar respectively, Tim Kramp on drums, and also features Scott Tipping on guitar and vocals. Scott and Ed used to host a regular open mic night, so they have a very tight musical chemistry. Also, the both play sunburst Les Paul guitars for much of the show.
Which reminds me to mention that first set of this one started with Ed on acoustic guitar for a bunch of songs in a row. Then it was all electric for the rest of the night.
Top notch to my ears. five big'nz!!!!! *****
Notes
Sunday April 26, 2009
Source:
Neumann KM140's > Beyer MV100 > Zoom H2 @24-bit/48kHz WAV
mics clamped to ceiling, 9 joists back from speakers