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Jay Clifford Live at Cat's Cradle on 2004-07-07

by Jay Clifford

Publication date: 2004-07-07 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Live concert

Collection: JayClifford

Band/Artist: Jay Clifford

Changing of the Guards
Vertigo
Dim and the Dark
Mexico
Overkill
Forget My Loss
Hold You Down
Where She Lies
By the Way They Dance
Lover's Greed
Close Your Eyes
Diving Bell
Dancing Virginia
Broken Heart's Education
Mountains So Grand
No God, No Country
Cathedrals
Angeldust
Yearling
Taxi to the Moon
Broken
Say Goodnight
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Afterlife
Come Out Clean
Holy City

Addeddate: 2004-07-08 19:51:18

Discs: 2

Has_mp3: 0

Identifier: jclifford2004-07-07.shnf

Lineage: Sony PCM-M1 > Sony POC-DA12P > SEK'D Prodif Plus > Cool Edit 2000 > CDWav > mkwACT

Location: Carrboro, NC

Numeric_id: 16079

Shndiscs: 1

Source: Sound Professionals Cardioid CMC-2 > Sony PCM-M1

Taped by: Melissa Bollbach (bollbach (at) alumni.virginia.edu)

Transferred by: Melissa Bollbach (bollbach (at) alumni.virginia.edu)

Type: sound

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Reviewer: bollbach - - July 9, 2004
Subject: A few gems in the setlist

This is the first show of Jay's 2004 solo tour and the first recording to contain the full length of Diving Bell--that song, at least, is a must-have. Other highlights include Afterlife, Taxi to the Moon, and Holy City. I would prefer more of the songs unique to solo shows (e.g., more Rosebud songs than the 3 played), as the setlist is heavy on the newer songs played at full-band rock shows (many of which were requests). There are a lot of requests shouted between songs, and Jay is charming on stage as usual.

This recording is not my best work. The between-song applause is slightly louder than the music. Luckily the crowd was respectful so it's listenable overall, though with low levels. There's some scraping after the first song due to my moving the stand at the soundman's request. I did some editing on the unplugged Where She Lies to bring the levels in line with the rest of the show, except for the very beginning of the song where the attenuator was on.

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