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Disco Biscuits Live at State Theatre on 2002-10-30

by Disco Biscuits

Publication date: 2002-10-30 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Live concert

Collection: DiscoBiscuits

Band/Artist: Disco Biscuits

Set I
Crickets-> Helicopters-> Spacebirdmatingcall, Vassillios-> Crickets-> I-Man-> Home Again

Set II
Jam-> Svenghali, Save The Robots,Trooper McCue-> The Big Happy-> I Remember When, Jigsaw Earth

Encore: Morph Dusseldorf

Notes

Plan C Approved

"Spacebirdmatingcall" completes 10/29/02 version

note: The first minute of Crickets (d1t01) is missing from the master DAT. It is possible to fit the entire first set on 1x80 if you can overburn.

Addeddate: 2004-02-25 06:39:48

Discs: 3

Identifier: db2002-10-30.shnf

Lineage: M1->Waveterminal 2496->Soundforge 5.0(rec, fades)->CDWav->SHN(seek tables appended)

Location: Portland, ME

Numeric_id: 10500

Shndiscs: 2

Source: Schoeps CMC6/MK41->Apogee MiniMe->DA-P1

Taped by: Jonathan Hatgis

Transferred by: Matt Spolansky

Type: sound

Venue: State Theatre

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Reviewer: thecorereactor - - October 25, 2005
Subject: best of 02' category

"Nothing mindblowing,"

I respectfully disagree with this comment. In fact, I think it is probably one of the most mindblowing shows of 02'. The Crix>Helix, I-Man, Svenghali, etc. are all top-notch bisco at its best. In a great tour, this is still one of the best, and grossly underrated, or maybe just unrecognized all-together, most-likely due to the unavailability of a source to do the show justice. No offense to taper, in fact, you did a great job of trying to save this show, but the room sounds like a box, so you couldn't have done much better than you did. Anyways, get it for the show quality. It still won't dissapoint.

Reviewer: turtle - - February 18, 2005
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I really love this show.
The buildup to The Big Happy is great.
Solid Robots. Nothing mindblowing, but the sound is great and the playing is tight.

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