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CrackerCracker Live at Crossroads at Grinders on 2007-07-06 (July 6, 2007)

Collection: : Cracker
Band/Artist: Cracker
Date: July 6, 2007 (check for other copies)
Venue: Crossroads at Grinders
Location: Kansas City, MO

Source: Neumann KM140's > Beyer MV100 > Sony PCM-M1 > DAT master (ORTF with windscreens, shock mounted on 6’ stand FOB, DFC)
Lineage: DAT master > Sony PCM-M1 > analog @ 48KHz > Audiomedia III PCI card > Powermac G3/266 > Protools 4.1.1 (convert to 44.1 KHz at "best" mode) > AIFF > Powermac G4/MDD-Dual 1.42 > Audacity 1.2.6 (tracking in 1/75 second intervals) > AIFF files > xACT 1.59 > FLAC (level 6)
Taped by: TAS aka morst
Transferred by: TAS aka morst

Description

01. DJ intro
02. Cracker intro
03. One Fine Day
04. One More Chance
05. Movie Star
06. Teen Angst
07. 100 Flower Power Maximum
08. Everybody Gets One Free
09. Lonesome Johnny Blues
10. Eurotrash Girl
11. Take Me Down To The Infirmary
12. Been Around The World
13. Seven Days
14. Take The Skinheads Bowling
15. Low
16. Get Off This
17. Something You Ain't Got
18. Pi-Town announcement
19. St Cajetan
20. encore break
21. Happy Birthday To Me
22. Big Dipper
23. I See The Light
24. pa music
25. DJ outtro
26. PA music
27. taper signout

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Reviewer: morst - - July 23, 2007
Subject: Well, heck, I'll give it 5 stars!
Fun time, good crowd, another strong performance from the 4-piece version of Cracker. We do miss Kenny though!

*****!!!!!

Notes

David Lowery - Guitar, Vocals
Johnny Hickman - Guitar, Harmonica, Vocals
Sal Maida - Bass Guitar
Frank Funaro - Drums, Vocals

Pendergast opened

http://www.crackersoul.com
http://www.myspace.com/cracker
http://www.crossroadskc.com
http://www.pendergastkc.com/

Source: Neumann KM140's > Beyer MV100 > Sony PCM-M1 > DAT master
ORTF with windscreens, shock mounted on 6’ stand FOB, DFC

Transfer: DAT master > Sony PCM-M1 > analog @ 48KHz > Audiomedia III PCI card > Powermac G3/266 > Protools 4.1.1 (convert to 44.1 KHz at "best" mode) > AIFF > Powermac G4/MDD-Dual 1.42 > Audacity 1.2.6 (tracking in 1/75 second intervals) > AIFF files > xACT 1.59 > FLAC (level 6)

Taper: TAS aka morst

Disc 1- (63:05.53)
01. DJ intro
02. Cracker intro
03. One Fine Day
04. One More Chance
05. Movie Star
06. Teen Angst
07. 100 Flower Power Maximum
08. Everybody Gets One Free
09. Lonesome Johnny Blues
10. Eurotrash Girl
11. Take Me Down To The Infirmary
12. Been Around The World
13. Seven Days
14. Take The Skinheads Bowling *

Disc 2- (44:20.66)
15. Low
16. Get Off This
17. Something You Ain't Got
18. (Pi-Town announcement)
19. St Cajetan *
20. encore break
21. Happy Birthday To Me
22. Big Dipper
23. I See The Light
24. pa music
25. DJ outtro
26. PA music
27. taper signout

*Frank sings backup with Johnny

Set time: 9:35 PM - 11:20 PM
Post-show PA music: Ohio by CSN&Y

shntool results:
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4:23.22 46444988 --- -- ---xx Cracker2007-07-06d1t13.flac
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0:48.51 8587196 --- -- ---xx Cracker2007-07-06d2t13.flac
107:26.44 1137179076 B (totals for 27 files, 0.5632 overall compression ratio)


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Jul 09 at 4:36 pm
david lowery [[ link ]] said ...

hello. just thought i'd say something regarding "festival" appearances by cracker. it was a point of contention a while back and i want to make it clear the bands attitude towards these performances.

1. we realize that the sets will be short and will not be able to cater to our hard core fans.
2. we see these shows as an opportunity to explain who cracker is to an audience that sometimes doesn't even associate our name with our biggest hits.
3. we try to use the these shows to route us to cities and venues that are economically unfeasible for us to play on there own.

so practically speaking, what this means to us when we play something like taste of chicago: yes it's gonna be mostly the most well known "radio" songs. But it will also be a some songs like St Cajetan or One Fine Day that define the bands sound, although these may be quite familiar and old hat to our hardcore fans. Finally we try (and i emphasize try) to throw in one song that we don't normally play, although in chicago the set was just so short we didn't do this.

If we are the headliner at a sort of "festival" or event we have more lattitude. Kansas City Crossroads the night before was a good example. we got to play for nearly 2 hours. despite the fact a lot of the 4000 or so people there did not really know our songs, we had much more lattitude in playing tracks off of all the records. and we had the time to play a couple of what have come to be known as "sound-off songs", rarely played but highly requested songs. e.g. "sick of goodbyes", "let's go for a ride" and "nostalgia". But practically speaking we were still playing catering to a general audience.

However our fans in baton rouge, jonesboro, little rock and even st. louis got the benefit of us playing these festival type events. At these shows we could really cater to our hard core fans, and play a wider variety of our catalogue. Nobody in st louis commented upon this but we played kerosene hat almost in it's entirety (no title track,no i ride my bike).

because there are so many festival type events in chicago, that city actually get's shortchanged on the club shows. that is why this year after before flavor fest we put in a club show at McCauliffe's Pub in Racine WI. Yes i know it's a little bit of a drive, but it's as close as we could get to chicago without violating our contract.