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Radiators Live at Great American Music Hall on 2005-09-10

by Radiators

Publication date: 2005-09-10 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Live concert

Collection: Radiators

Band/Artist: Radiators

Tuning & Intro >
Monkey Meet >
Falling Through The Bottom Line
Creepin' Vine >
Hold Back The Flood >
River Run
Go Back
Look Ka Py Py >
Fortune Teller >
Look Ka Py Py
Bob Weir intro & tuning >
Waiting For The Rain* >
Jump Into The Fire*
Little Red Rooster*
The Race is On*
Deal*
set break comments
tuning >
Crash On The Levee
You Can't Do That >
Seven Devils >
Diamond Joe >
Do Re Mi >
Diamond Joe
Parchmen Farm
What Would I Do?
Everybody Ought To Treat A Stranger Right
calling them back >
Nightmare On The Misery Train >
Take Your Dead Ass Home
outro

Notes

* w/ special guest Bob Weir
Editing, Tracking, Compression & Upload by Goodkarmechanic
Enjoy!

Addeddate: 2005-09-14 22:58:14

Discs: 3

Has_mp3: 1

Identifier: Rads2005-09-10.sbd.d8.flac16

Lineage: DAT-> SoundForge 4.5 -> CDWav> Flac 16

Location: San Francisco, CA

Shndiscs: 2

Source: SBD Patchbay-> XLR's-> Apogee Mini Me -> DA-P1-> D8> DAT

Taped by: Goodkarmechanic

Transferred by: Goodkarmechanic

Type: sound

Venue: Great American Music Hall

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Reviewer: GumpyGuppy - - May 12, 2006
Subject: Zekehead

For really weemawoppin' Deal, migratate yo' deadass to Krewe de Kilgore's: Hookah, Line, and Sinker pvt. party from Tommy Nevin's Bar in Evanston, IL - 7/30/05. - http://www.archive.org/audio/etree-details-db.php?id=27803

D'load the VRB MP3 of it today @ http://www.archive.org/download/rads2005-07-30.sbd.flac16/rads2005-07-30d01t08_vbr.mp3

Reviewer: whirlwind dreamer 65-95 - - April 8, 2006
Subject: waiting for the rain

waiting for the rain says it all for me!! check it out

Reviewer: jebwick - - February 6, 2006
Subject: Good Show

This is a great set and a good recording. I would recommend this show. Thanks.

Reviewer: Fishead - - October 11, 2005
Subject: weir rockin' w/ the rads......

nice show !!! have heard better and have heard worse . nice to hear bobby jammin with the rads . too bad they didnt do sugar mags or estimated !
rooster is real bluesy and the deal aint bad . could've been better.

2nd set is sweet . good ole rads .....

Reviewer: hipschoolpreppy - - October 10, 2005
Subject: oooooeeeee

smooth ass diamond joe

Reviewer: ericv - - September 22, 2005
Subject: Hold back the flood? Not!

The NOLA levees can't hold back the waters and nor can anyone hold back these 5 guys, who 28 years into it, are at the top of their game. Each show is unique as they pull from a repetoire of literally 100s of originals and 100s of covers. And this one is no exception as they delivered a heartfelt show filled with amazing moments as they must have been wondering what might be left of their homes which they hadn't seen in weeks. A performance like this is what keeps a fishhead coming back for the music, the family, the surprises and a warm, friendly atmosphere. This show sounds great and is a genuine keeper. And if you want more of the same in an even more intimate setting and a tad more Weir mixed in, check out the sold out next night from the Sweetwater Saloon in Mill Valley which is available here:
http://www.livedownloads.com/show.asp?show=532&artist=4
It's an effective way to directly support a great bunch of guys who have been extremely generous about sharing their music across 4 decades. <>

Reviewer: grendelschoice - - September 19, 2005
Subject: Great intro to Rads w/a plus for DeadHeads

If you don't know the Radiators already, it's time to get acquainted. This is the world's greatest "bar band" but really, that's not all they're capable of being.

Think Little Feat at their best with generous touches of Creedence, the Dead, Dr. John, the funky Meters and dozens of other New Orleans-flavored bands thrown in (These guys are New Orleans natives all and play what their fans affectionately refer to as "Fish head music", which has a lot to do with band leader "Zeke" Fishhead, whose head, well....looks like a fish).

At any rate the sound quality of this show is crystal clear and the band is in fine form. Check out the jam on the Meters classic "Look-a-Py-Py" into "Fortune Teller" and back...the rockingest tunes are at the end: "Treat a Stranger Right" and especially "Nightmare on a Misery Train>Dead ass Home"....everything in between in pretty great, too.

Oh, and don;t forget--you get a special guest appearance by Bob Weir jamming nicely on Deal, Rooster, and Race is on.

Download now!!! You will not be disappointed!!!!

Reviewer: xtifr - - September 17, 2005
Subject: whew!

A ferocious, awesome show; Zeke and Camile were both on fire, and the whole band brought plenty of intensity and heat! Of course, Katrina was the theme of the evening, never far from anyone's thoughts, as the band played Bottom Line, Hold Back the Flood, River Run, Waiting for the Rain, Crash on the Levee, What Would I Do? and a _very_ heartfelt version of Everybody Ought to Treat a Stranger Right (Long Way from Home) to close out the second set. Bob Weir showed up in the middle of the first set, and really helped light up the whole night. Bobby can be a mixed bag, but when he's good, he's very good, and, though he started slow, he was very good indeed this evening. This was one of the most powerful and emotionally intense shows I've seen in many a year, and I consider myself lucky to have been there. And, of course, it just plain rocks! (Which always helps!) :)

The recording is the usual high quality right from Kenny's board, no surprises there. I do wish Camile had been a little louder in the mix (he was at the show) but that's my usual (and only) complaint about Kenny's feeds, and it's a very minor complaint indeed.

This show is simply a must-have, no two ways about it!

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