I don't think I'm out of line to say that this is truly an astonishing recording - indeed to my ears one of the best live recordings of Godspeed I've heard, and I have sampled quite of few of those! Yes it is a bit bassy and the sound does get a bit muddled at times, but for portable recording standards the sound is incredibly good! I also saw Godspeed thrice (!) at the ATP festival - a different venue with a different sound, I know - but I think this recording captures extremely well the overall atmosphere of Godspeed performances, and the band themselves seem to be in pretty good shape here.
This recording has encapsulated so very well the sound of this tour and my guess is it will become a classic bootleg essential for Godspeed fans.
Heartfelt congratulations to the gentlemen who recorded and mastered this gig! A job fantastically well done!

sorry about those tags eloo. I mistakenly copied some info from a previous upload when I was filling in the data for this set. I did correct it already, but apparently the audio files must be derived again. I will do that shortly.

Btw, just posted an alternative source: http://www.archive.org/details/gybe2011-01-19.r-09.remastered.flac24

Nice recording!
I wondered, though, why the VBR mp3 version has the album title tag with the Troxy name in it?

I was at this show, so I may be biassed.
The recording itself is very, very good (a bit too bassy, but then, the bass drone in Paradiso was overwhelming), other then that, sound quality is pristine, and at points the recording sounds more detailed then the live sound at the venue :)

The performance itself is stellar, pretty much a dream, setlist, from the opeing rage of Albanian, through sleep into the majestity of Storm, after which, as far as I cared, the night was already perfect.

Following it with Moya and Static only made things better, and closing off with a rousing performance of BBF3 made for a perfect night.

And yes, the speech in BBF3 is slower then on Slow Riot.