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Mason JenningsMason Jennings Live at Historic State Theatre on 2004-02-13 (February 13, 2004)


Collection: : MasonJennings
Band/Artist: Mason Jennings
Date: February 13, 2004 (check for other copies)
Venue: Historic State Theatre
Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota

Source: Sony ECM-717 > Sharp MD-DR480H[S]
Lineage: Sony MDS-JE520 > Monster ILSR-2M > Creative Sound Blaster Audigy 2 Platinum > CD Wave 1.71 > Creative WaveStudio 4.50.11 > mkwACT 0.97b1 > SHN
Keywords: Live concert


Description

Let The Train Blow The Whistle* (Johnny Cash)
No More Auction Block (Bob Dylan)
The Light
Drinking As Religion
Ulysses
Empire Builder
The Light II
Butterfly
Bullet
Lemon Grove Avenue
Ballad For My One True Love
Nobody's Fault But Mine* (Blind Willie Johnson)
The Mountain
Angeles* (Elliott Smith)
The Flood*
Adrian*
Southern Cross
Killer's Creek
Keepin It Real
Crown
Ballad Of Paul & Sheila*
In Your City*
Sorry Signs On Cash Machines
encore
Summer Dress*
Fourteen Pictures*
Duluth
encore 2
California II
Darkness Between The Fireflies

* Mason Jennings solo

Individual Files

Audio FilesShorten
intro9.19 MB
Let The Train Blow The Whistle13 MB
No More Auction Block18 MB
The Light29 MB
Drinking As Religion19 MB
Ulysses21 MB
Empire Builder25 MB
The Light II20 MB
Butterfly15 MB
Bullet28 MB
Lemon Grove Avenue31 MB
Ballad For My One True Love26 MB
Nobody's Fault But Mine7.24 MB
The Mountain41 MB
Angeles18 MB
The Flood16 MB
Adrian16 MB
Southern Cross28 MB
Killer's Creek34 MB
Keepin It Real29 MB
Crown27 MB
Ballad Of Paul & Sheila19 MB
In Your City16 MB
Sorry Signs On Cash Machines43 MB
Summer Dress13 MB
Fourteen Pictures19 MB
Duluth39 MB
California II23 MB
Darkness Between The Fireflies24 MB
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mj2004-02-13.shn_files.xmlMetadata17 KB
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mj2004-02-13.shn_reviews.xml4.52 KB
mj2004-02-13.shn_rules.conf 9 B
mj2004-02-13.txt 1.70 KB

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Average Rating: [4.0 out of 5 stars]

Reviewer: cobygleason - [4.0 out of 5 stars] - December 6, 2005
Subject: pretty good
Sound Quality decent, show itself is awesome. I'm a huge mason jennings fan so i am biased but I love it. would highly recommend, i keep it in my car and make my friends listen to it and they like it too.

Reviewer: Eliotic - [4.0 out of 5 stars] - January 29, 2005
Subject: very good sound; slightly weak show
To my ears, and in comparison to some of the other MJ shows on archive, the sound here is beautiful--clean and sharp.

Moreover, Mason plays most of his best tunes, and so it's strong as a unified show. And he's playing in front of his Minneapolis fan-base, instead of, as in some of the earlier shows deposited here, a crowd chatting away while eagerly waiting Jack Johnson or whomever.

My limited enthusiasm has more to do with style here. He's always been, I think, at his best playing guitar to a small crowd, for instance during his residencies at Minneapolis's tiny 400 bar, or at least (like at his first larger-venue First Ave show) playing in the same style. The big auditorium here seems to have brought out the Elton John in him. Guitar lines (like on the very sad Ballad of Paul and Sheila) are replaced with piano lines, and in the process lose some of their punch. Compare his uninspired piano version of "No More Auction Block" to Bob Dylan's (also not primarily a piano player) on Bootleg Series 1, and you get the feeling that MJ needs to either work a lot more on piano or stick to guitar where he really excels. His writing is variable, and some of the weaker lines (does Ulysses HAVE to go on with so MANY "boo-daaa's"?) take on way more emphasis when sung piano-lounge style than they do as accompaniment to good guitar playing, and don't hold up in that spotlight

As for tracks, the Cash cover is not real exciting, but the Elliot Smith cover is effective. I think the other standout performances here, if you just want to sample this are Killer's Creek, Crown, California II, and Darkness between the Fireflies.

Reviewer: Booyaka - [3.0 out of 5 stars] - December 1, 2004
Subject: Easy now...
Sound Quality is pretty awful. "Wow" my buns...Some hot tracks though.

Reviewer: T DUBB - [5.0 out of 5 stars] - October 26, 2004
Subject: wow
if I had my way, all shows would be like this one

Reviewer: BuckFush - [4.0 out of 5 stars] - September 7, 2004
Subject: Great Show!
If you are new or old to Mason's music this show is worth your time to download!

Reviewer: homemadejamm - [4.0 out of 5 stars] - April 14, 2004
Subject: Worth getting
This is one of the best Mason Jennings recordings that i've been able to find, which doesn't say much. But it's a pretty descent recording considering that it's not a soundboard recording. I like that the crowd isn't too loud as i've found in some recordings. There are a couple brief instances where a crowd member disrupts the recording, but they're hardly noticeable. This show is good in the sense that he plays a lot of his new songs and he talks a lot, which is a good thing if you want to know more about him. But I definittely recommend this show.

Notes

CD release party for Use Your Voice

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