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Matisyahu Live at Smith's Olde Bar on 2005-02-28

by Matisyahu

Publication date: 2005-02-28 ( check for other copies)

Topics: reggae

Collection: Matisyahu

Band/Artist: Matisyahu

Disc 1
01. Sea to Sea
02. Candle
03. Chop Em Down
04. Warrior
05. Raise Me Up
06. King Without A Crown
07. Aish Tamid

Disc 2
01. Nigun/Beatbox Jam
02. Instrumental Jam
03. Exaltation
04. Refuge
05. Close My Eyes
06. [Crowd]
07. Moonlight Twilight (Encore 1)
08. [Crowd]
09. Rastaman Chant (Encore 2)

Notes

Total length is just over 84 minutes, so I divided the show into two discs, 41 minutes and 43 minutes.

Addeddate: 2005-03-22 07:09:12

Discs: 2

Has_mp3: 1

Identifier: matisyahu2005-02-28.flac16

Lineage: HD > CD Wave (Tracking) > Goldwave (FLAC conversion)

Location: Atlanta, GA

Shndiscs: 1

Source: Studio Projects C-1s > Mic2496 > PDAudio-CF (IPAQ 5555) > HD

Taped by: L. Sanders

Type: sound

Venue: Smith's Olde Bar

Year: 2005

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Reviewer: BMGS - - June 17, 2006
Subject: Excellent Show

I love this show. Great set list and they are really together throughout the whole show. This is my most listened to Matisyahu show. Sound could be a little better but besides it is excellent. 4 Stars!

Reviewer: burntdank - - September 25, 2005
Subject: impressive.

this is my first dl of dis band nd wow, grab dis if you know wuts good for ya

-peace

Reviewer: live_taper - - September 21, 2005
Subject: Well Recorded Show

The sound quality of the show is very good. Alas, the audience was not into the show. Worse yet, they were determined to talk throughout the entire show. I give the band lots of credit for playing so professionally through it all.
In summary, a very well recorded show that is hard to listen to due to an oblivious audience -- 2 star.

Reviewer: rasiani - - August 7, 2005
Subject: excellent

For true lovers of the spiritual message of rasta reggae. Hasidism has given the artist a unique insight into the message of rastafarianism (they share the same roots of their spirituality), so big ups to mr m!! seen? The musicianship is well done and the recording is excellent. A lot of dub style reggae is not done with a lot of improvisational musicianship despite the space that the medium provides. Junior Marvin is one of the few reggae guitarists who would do it. These guys will indulge your need for individual effort! 3 stars for talent and 4 stars for the recording (sorry y'all, I save my 5 stars for Betty Board type sound and stellar Dead performances as they are the Gold Standard on this site!!)

Reviewer: funkfried - - July 25, 2005
Subject: good show

first time hearing this band. Cant get enough!Its been in my cd player for three days now (house & car) Sound quality is awesome very well balanced.

Reviewer: abie - - March 24, 2005
Subject: Great crowd interaction

This recording includes one of the most enthusiastic audiences I have heard, and it's clear that the band appreciated it and gave back as good as they got. The energy on the songs is terrific, including the best "Exaltation" I've heard and *two* encores.

The sound quality is impeccable - you can hear everything and the levels are well-balanced. This show is a must-have

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