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Mike Doughty Live at Theater Of Living Arts on 2004-04-03

by Mike Doughty

Publication date: 2004-04-03 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Indie

Collection: MikeDoughty

Band/Artist: Mike Doughty

Intro
Shunned + Falsified
Thank You, Lord, For Sending Me the F Train
St. Louise Is Listening
Grey Ghost
Ways + Means
The Only Answer
Sweet Home Alabame tease --> Bells (?) (any help on this track is appreciated)
27 Jennifers
Tremendous Brunettes
White Lexus
Down on the River By the Sugar Plant
Unsingable Name
Rising Sign
Never Gonna Come Back Down
Real Love
True Dreams of Wichita
crowd noise
Encore Intro
Sunkeneyed Girl
American Car
Looking at the World from the Bottom of a Well
The Book of Love (Magnetic Fields cover)
Firetruck --> Janine

Notes

Mike Doughty
Theater of Living Arts
Philadelphia, Pa
April 3, 2004

Nakamichi CM-300 (CP-1 capsules, about 10' from left stacks) --> Sony TCD-D7 --> Echo MIA --> Cool Edit Pro 2.1 (resampling only) --> CD Wave 1.92 --> mkwACT

Taped by: Zrrbrrt
Transferred by: Zrrbrrt

Total show length: 83:30; if you cut out the last track on D1, and first track of D2, you MAY be able to
overburn this onto an 80-min. disc. It's set up for 2 discs now.

CD1, tracks 5-13 and CD2, tracks 2-6 feature Thomas "the Doveman" Bartlett on Elec. Piano

Addeddate: 2004-04-12 17:32:30

Discs: 2

Has_mp3: 0

Identifier: doughty2004-04-03.shnf

Lineage: Sony TCD-D7 --> Echo MIA --> Cool Edit Pro 2.1 (resampling only) --> CD Wave 1.92 --> mkwACT

Location: Philadelphia, Pa

Numeric_id: 12509

Shndiscs: 1

Source: Nakamichi CM-300 (CP-1 capsules, about 10' from left stacks) --> Sony TCD-D7

Taped by: Zrrbrrt

Type: sound

Venue: Theater Of Living Arts

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Reviewer: rooney - - May 20, 2004
Subject: "Don't you hate pants"

This is an awesome show and recording. Classic Doughty banter, excellent sound, and the Doveman is a great accompaniment. Only complaint is that he didn't do "Madeline and Nine".

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