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Mike Doughty Live at Troubadour on 2005-05-23

by Mike Doughty

Publication date: 2005-05-23 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Indie

Collection: MikeDoughty

Band/Artist: Mike Doughty

01. intro
02. Busting up a Starbucks
03. Soft Serve
04. The Only Answer
05. 27 Jennifers
06. Unsingable Name
07. Shunned + Falsified*
08. Rising Sign*
09. Thank you, Lord, For Sending Me the F Train*
10. American Car
11. True Dreams of Wichita
12. "Push It"
13. Grey Ghost
14. Madeleine And Nine
15. Looking at the World from the Bottom of a Well
16. White Lexus
17. St. Louise in Listening
18. Sunken-Eyed Girl
19. The Gambler
20. Your Misfortune

Notes

Entire show with "Handsome" Dan Chen on Keyboards on all tracks (*except)

Addeddate: 2005-05-30 23:11:43

Discs: 2

Has_mp3: 1

Identifier: mdoughty2005-05-23.at943.shnf

Lineage: PCM-M1 > Sek'd Prodif 96 > Soundforge 4.5 > CD Wave Audio Editor v 1.6 > mkw Audio Compression Tool 0.96f

Location: West Hollywood, California

Shndiscs: 1

Source: at943c > SP-SPSB-6 (bass rolloff @ 107hz) > PCM-M1

Taped by: Steve LeFevre (hmblmunkey@aol.com)

Transferred by: Steve LeFevre

Type: sound

Venue: Troubadour

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Reviewer: doughtylvr - - July 31, 2005
Subject: OK

pretty average recording..not the best..hardcore Doughty fans will appreciate it though..

Reviewer: diveatlas.com - - June 30, 2005
Subject: Keyboards don't work for me

Sound is good, tunes are good. I just don't dig the latest Doughty stuff. Something about the organ rubs me the wrong way. I'd rather have him solo or with the rest of Soul Coughing. I know, I know... give up on the Soul Coughing thing. Add drum and bass, not an organ. That being said, it's still decent music and worth a listen.

Reviewer: othfa - - June 4, 2005
Subject: good recording

Great show.
Well recorded.
At times it seemed like the crowd wasn't into it. In Soft Serve, where he sings "Day-yum-dum Day-yum-dum" he stops to let the crowd sing "let the water roll down" and it seems like they're not singing it at all. At the denver show i went to, everyone around me was screaming "let the water roll down." But I could be wrong about the LA crowd, since you can hear people singing in "Grey Ghost" and "True Dreams of Wichita."

I love the song "Looking at the World from the Bottom of a Well" which was done very well at this show. Awesome dynamics in "busting up a starbucks." The whole show is worth a download.

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