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Joe PugJoe Pug Live at The Cactus Cafe on 2010-11-06 (November 6, 2010)

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Collection: JoePug
Band/Artist: Joe Pug
Date: November 6, 2010 (check for other copies)
Venue: The Cactus Cafe
Location: Austin, TX

Source: Source 1: Soundboard Source 2: (2) AT2020's Mixer: Presonus Firepod
Lineage: Lineage: Mac Book Pro->Garageband->AIF->Audacity->WAV->FLAC
Taped by: Aaron Wevodau
Transferred by: Aaron Wevodau


Description

Joe Pug
The Cactus Cafe
Austin, TX
November 6, 2010

Joe Pug Acoustic Guitar, Harmonica, Vocals
Matt Schuessler Bass
Jordan Hamlin Electric Guitar, Accordian, Vocals

Source 1: Soundboard
Source 2: (2) AT2020's
Mixer: Presonus Firepod
Lineage: Mac Book Pro->Garageband->AIF->Audacity->WAV->FLAC
Recorded & Transferred By Aaron Wevodau (wevodau@gmail.com)

Set 1 (72:10.23)
01 The Door Was Always Open
02 Nobody's Man
03 Disguised As Someone Else
04 Unsophisticated Heart
05 Banter: Band Intros, Tuning
06 I Do My Father's Drugs
07 Nation Of Heat
08 Banter, Tuning
09 A Thousand Men
10 Call It What You Will
11 Banter: Dedication
12 How Good You Are
13 Hymn 35
14 Banter: Thank You Davis
15 Hymn #101
16 Banter: The Cactus
17 Not So Sure
18 Bury Me Far
19 Banter: Merch
20 Speak Plainly Diana
21 Crowd, Banter
22 To Ohio (Low Anthem)

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Individual Files

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The Door Was Always Open 28.9 MB
5.2 MB
2.8 MB
Nobody's Man 25.6 MB
4.5 MB
2.4 MB
Disguised As Someone Else 20.4 MB
4.5 MB
2.4 MB
Unsophisticated Heart 17.1 MB
3.7 MB
2.0 MB
Banter: Band Intros, Tuning 9.9 MB
2.3 MB
1.2 MB
I Do My Father's Drugs 19.1 MB
3.3 MB
1.9 MB
Nation Of Heat 28.8 MB
4.8 MB
2.7 MB
Banter, Tuning 5.6 MB
1.6 MB
812.8 KB
A Thousand Men 25.0 MB
5.2 MB
2.8 MB
Call It What You Will 24.2 MB
4.9 MB
2.6 MB
Banter: Dedication 4.4 MB
1.2 MB
634.9 KB
How Good You Are 24.2 MB
4.5 MB
2.5 MB
Hymn 35 20.1 MB
3.9 MB
2.2 MB
Banter: Thank You Davis 3.6 MB
1.0 MB
539.0 KB
Hymn #101 29.8 MB
6.7 MB
3.5 MB
Banter: The Cactus 7.1 MB
1.9 MB
1,021.4 KB
Not So Sure 22.3 MB
5.4 MB
2.9 MB
Bury Me Far 24.2 MB
4.4 MB
2.4 MB
Banter: Merch 5.2 MB
1.2 MB
697.1 KB
Speak Plainly Diana 20.2 MB
3.5 MB
1.9 MB
Crowd, Banter 9.9 MB
2.5 MB
1.3 MB
To Ohio (Low Anthem) 16.6 MB
3.5 MB
1.9 MB
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Reviewer: dschram1 - 5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars - December 22, 2010
Subject: Another Great One!
Thanks Aaron

Reviewer: wevorado - 5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars - November 7, 2010
Subject: great crowd, great show
Joe Pug and The Hundred Mile band closed out their $10 Tour with a great show to a packed house in Austin at the legendary Cactus Cafe. Of all the configurations and all the shows, opening or headlining, band or solo, this was by far my favorite Joe Pug show.

He and the band did not disappoint playing a large swath of his best compositions before closing the night with a cover of one of my favorite Low Anthem tunes ("To Ohio").

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