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Versions - Different performances of the song by the same artist

Compilations - Other albums which feature this performance of the song

Covers - Performances of a song with the same name by different artists

Song Title	Versions	Compilations	Covers
intro by Otis
Rebubula
Johnny Line Up
banter - a classic Chet Atkins song
YOY
banter - Rabbi Redneck
Time Again
Brent Black
Dr. Graffenberg ->
Havah Negilah
Yodelittle
setbreak announcement
Seat Of My Pants
banter - free Ffudd stuff
Me and Pat and Bill and You
Timmy Tucker
banter - just to shut that one guy up
San Ber'dino
Meat
Moth
jam/tease (same as intro jam in Farmer Ben)
banter - announcing 7/22/95 show and new drummer
Farmer Ben *
St. Augustine
Jazz Wank (w/7 Chinese Brothers - REM teases)
Buster closing section
Good Guys & Bad Guys
Mexico
Don't Fuck With Flo
encore break/banter - just for the record Al is really opposed to encores
mini drum solo/Al.noucements ->
Akimbo (constant Ffudd references in lyrics)
Blister In The Sun
banter - dedication to Wolfman Jack who passed away a week ago, playing the song they shouldn't have played
Spine Of A Dog

Notes

* = w/"My Sharona", "Tom Sawyer", "Purple Haze", "Powerhouse" teases

Recorded by Scott Bernstein & Brendan O'Neill
Transfer, Mastering, and Tracking 5/09 by Scott Bernstein

Taper notes 6/1/09:
This show was THE ONE that hooked me way back when. I had seen them twice before in '94 (once opening for The Dude Of Life w/Phish as his backing band at Wetlands and again opening for the post-Col. Bruce Hampton Aquarium Rescue Unit at Irving Plaza) and didn't think very much of them. I felt like they were just a generic jamband with Zappa-ish leanings. I was friendly with Brendan O'Neill who was moe's front-of-house sound mixer at the time and he had been bugging me for a while (since the "Timmy Rock Opera" show in February) to give them another chance. And when he offered to guest list me and hook me up with gear to make a really superior SBD+Aud matrix at the show it was hard to pass up. So I gave them another chance and they knocked my socks off. Between the covers, all of the crazy teases, their really jammin' originals, the really really up-front bassist and the dreadlocked-drummer who was literally driving the band from the back seat, this show started it all for me nearly 150 shows ago! I'm not sure why, but this show seems to have been missed by the moe.dank project, so I'm really happy to finally put it out here, 14+ years after the fact on archive.org for everyone to hear.....

Note the mix is extremely bass-heavy for the first 30 seconds of Rebubula or so. This was a problem with the house mix that Brendan got corrected relatively quickly.

This is BARN3 -- my 3rd installment of the "Bernstein Archive Restoration" project of transferring my DATs to .wav files. The

previous installments in the series have been Col Bruce Hampton And The Code Talkers 9/17/05, and Col Bruce Hampton and the Aquarium Rescue Unit w/Warren Haynes 11/20/93. Coming Soon -- Dan Bern @ The Bottom Line 7/31 & 8/1/98, moe. 10/31/96, and moe 1/20/96.

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