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Versions - Different performances of the song by the same artist

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Covers - Performances of a song with the same name by different artists

Song Title	Versions	Compilations	Covers
Space Ritual Jam
Chinese Flying Saucer
La Novia
Pink Lady Lemonade (incl. The Flying Teapot)
Cometary Orbital Drive > Speed Guru
Encore break
Dark Stars in the Dazzling Sky

Notes

Acid Mothers Temple and the Melting Paraiso U.F.O.


The Casbah, San Diego, CA
Monday 25th April 2011

Lineage:
AUD: SP-CMC-8 > SP-SBSB-11 (69Hz r/o) > Edirol R-09 (24 bit/48Hz)
> Audacity (downsampling/editing) > CDwav > TLH (flac, checksum and torrent)


Set [1h 35.32']

1. intro jam
2. Chinese Flying Saucer
3. La Novia
4. Pink Lady Lemonade
5. Cometary Orbital Drive - Speed Guru
6. Encore break
7. Dark Stars in the Dazzling Sky



Tsuyama Atsushi: bass, vox
Higashi Hiroshi: synthesizer, guitar, vox
Shimura Koji: drums
Kawabata Makoto: guitar, vox



http://acidmothers.com

(ZaPenguin's comments: Last show of the tour - by now the band has really polished out every last kink. LOTS of guitar in the mix here - almost sounds like the recording itself is distorted in places, but no, that's just Kawabata's sound! I think the highlight here has to be Cometary Orbital Drive - usually "always the bridesmaid, never the bride" describes this long-running workhorse, but tonight it comes dangerously close to outshining Pink Lady, with Kawabata locking into a three-note riff (a lovely little noodling that sounds just as hypnotic as the infamous six-impulse, three-note, 121213 Cometary monster itself) which serves as the launching point for what may be a cover song, or may just be a particularly inspired improvisation - I'm in no position to determine which. Great La Novia too, and Pink Lady has a "Flying Teapot" jam - how can you go wrong?)