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Ancient Harmony Live at Wolf Den Tavern on 2002-10-18

by Ancient Harmony

Publication date: 2002-10-18 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Live concert

Collection: AncientHarmony

Band/Artist: Ancient Harmony

Disc 1:
01. NICU >
02. Underneath the Dome >
03. Groovin'
04. Glad To See You >
05. Atlas
06. Memory
07. On The Road

Disc 2:
01. tuning
02. Self Destruction *
03. Ever **
04. Song Remains The Same >
05. In The Flesh >
06. Mating Drive >
07. Hey Bulldog
08. Wheels
09. Lay It Down
10. encore crowd noise
11. Franklin's Tower *

Notes:
* w/Bob Masters on lead guitar
** w/Bob Masters on rhythm guitar

Notes

Source:
AKG 481 > Lunatec V2 > Mod. SBM-1 > D8
FOB/dfc/clamped to 9 ft. ceiling/10 ft. from stage

Transfer:
D8 > HHb 830 > EAC > CDWav > mkwACT

Taper:
Brian Webster

Addeddate: 2002-11-15 00:00:00

Discs: 2

Has_mp3: 0

Identifier: ah2002-10-18.shnf

Lineage: D8 > HHb 830 > EAC > CDWav > mkwACT

Location: Steamboat Springs, CO

Numeric_id: 1127

Shndiscs: 2

Source: AKG 481 > Lunatec V2 > Mod. SBM-1 > D8

Taped by: Brian Webster

Type: sound

Venue: Wolf Den Tavern

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Reviewer: macfawlty - - January 11, 2006
Subject: Sound is so muddy, it is not really worth the DL

It is a real shame that the sound is SOOOO muddy here. The balance is great, ou can tell. The music and band sound like it was a great show. But truly, it is almost unlistenable. I'm gonna dig around for some other shows.

Reviewer: Jhudson844 - - November 19, 2002
Subject: Fantastic Show!

Wish I had been there myself. Taper Brian Webster always manages to capture these guys at their best with audience recordings of the highest quality like the 2001-03-16 show that was well circulated. Don't let the EAC>SHN lineage discourage you. The extraction was performed by the taper himself after the D8 > HHb 830 audio transfer so there was no generational loss or disc errors. The Memory and On the Road to finish out the first disc are some of the best versions I've heard from this lineup of AH. Very solid performance throughout and highly reccomended.

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