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Grace Potter and the Nocturnals Live at Petit Campus on 2008-09-28

by Grace Potter and the Nocturnals

Publication date: 2008-09-28 ( check for other copies)

Collection: GracePotterandtheNocturnals

Band/Artist: Grace Potter and the Nocturnals

Sugar >
Mastermind >
Ain't No Time
banter
Treat Me Right
banter
Stop The Bus
Here's To The Meantime
banter
Paris
banter
Pain In My Heart[1]
Apologies
banter
Golden[2]
banter
Lose Some Time
banter
Can't See Through
banter
Ah Mary
Over Again
Paint It Black >
Sweet Hands >
Big White Gate

Notes

[1] Otis Redding cover.
[2] My Morning Jack cover.

Uploader's note: I received this recording via BitTorrent, and got the taper's permission to upload it. Based on comments posted to the torrent's page, I made a couple of minor set list corrections.

Addeddate: 2008-10-02 12:29:30

Ia_orig__runtime: 108 minutes

Identifier: gpn2008-09-28.sp-c4.flac16

Lineage: NJB3 > USB > HD > Audacity 1.2.4 (edits, fades) > CDWAV > FLAC

Location: Montreal, QC

Run time: 1:48:00

Source: SP-C4's (cards/DIN) > Canare SQ's > UA-5 > NJB3 (16/44.1)

Taped by: jahdawg

Transferred by: jahdawg

Type: sound

Venue: Petit Campus

Year: 2008

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Reviewer: mhughey - - February 28, 2009
Subject: Nice recording

Really good job with the C-4s. It's a challenge to manage the bass with Grace & Co. and this capture turned out nicely.

Reviewer: dscott - - October 4, 2008
Subject: Everything but the Water!

This is an excellent recording - really sounds great! It might be the first Grace & the Nocturnals setlist I've seen without Nothing But the Water. Good to see them branching out a bit. Only complaint - does all the banter really need to be tracked?

Reviewer: jtopping - - October 2, 2008
Subject: killer sound

This is perhaps one of the best sounding GPTN boots i've heard. Tiny room, quiet audience and a very laid back band. A must!

At times it sounds like an In-studio recording.

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