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moe. Live at Alpha Delta Epsilon - Rutgers University on 1996-04-21

by moe.

Publication date: 1996-04-21 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Live concert

Collection: moe

Band/Artist: moe.

intro/banter, ugly american, time again, recreational chemistry, buster, banter ["Al is the new savior"], she sends me @ > workin' in a coal mine > she sends me, timmy tucker, Good Guys and Bad Guys % > Akimbo, Maceo Parker Jam > Freeway Jam > Californ IA Jam > Californ IA, Mexico, banter [Jambay plug], 32 Things, St. Augustine, banter [problem with the valium], Rebubula > Inca Roads Jam > Rebubula, Yodelittle, banter ["Chris from Jambay everybody"], I Wanna Be 10, banter/Pinball Wizard teases > Spine of a Dog > Pinball Wizard teases, banter ["DO NOT put that on the list!...it's a joke], Brent Black, banter ["Go home you damn hippies!"], Moth

Notes

@ w/ "Destroyer" (The Kinks) & "The Other One" (Grateful Dead) teases
% w/ "Packard Goose" (Frank Zappa), "Mexico" & "Seat Of My Pants" teases
* w/ Chris from Jambay on mandolin

Edits:
3 second fades in/out beg/end sets (soundcheck and first set are continuous, so no fade added to the private copy)

**DO NOT distribute the sound check.**

The moe.dank project is run by:
Eric Byrd & Leslie Sinclair
Alex Prestin
Blake Phillips
Sapo
special thanks to eric vandercar and james paddock

Addeddate: 2003-04-13 10:02:54

Discs: 4

Identifier: moe1996-04-21mdnk.aud.shn

Lineage: DA302 -> Midiman Delta DiO 2496 -> Soundforge 5.0 (48K->44.1K) -> CDwav -> mkwACT v0.97 (shn files have seek tables appended) [no EAC]

Location: New Brunswick, NJ

Numeric_id: 4525

Shndiscs: 3

Size: 1320

Source: AKG C1000 -> Realistic Mixer -> DTR80P(m) -> D1 @ 48kHz

Taped by: Scott Bernstein

Transferred by: Eric Byrd, Leslie Sinclair & sapo

Type: sound

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Reviewer: telebastrd - - February 14, 2017
Subject: pics

does anyone have pictures of the house or any shows from this period?

Reviewer: scott_bernstein - - March 25, 2015
Subject: All time favorite moe. show ever!

I personally recorded this show, and it's a straight audience recording, NOT a matrix!

Still, in 2015, my favorite moe. show ever.

The whole situation --- a perfect spring day, 3 sets of moe., a relaxed fraternity backyard, and OUT OF THIS WORLD playing and song selection all combined to make this the quintessential moe. show!

Anyone who considers themselves a moe. fan owes it to themselves to listen to this!!!

Reviewer: erikkudrna - - November 15, 2014
Subject: Fun Times

moe. played ADE for the first time in November 1994. It was the day after they played the Melody Bar in New Brunswick. I was the social chair and saw them and exchanged numbers with John Topper for them to hopefully play our house. John call the next morning and said their show in upstate New York had been cancelled and the band was available. I booked them without asking my fellow fraternity members. It was the beginning of a great friendship between moe. and ADE. I don't think that show in 1994 was taped, but they played our dining room, there were maybe 40 people therem and it was one of the best nights of my life. Thank you moe.

Crabstick

Reviewer: moe.DeadStringPhishplease - - January 18, 2009
Subject: DVD

There is a DVD of this entire perfromance floating around. Im from New Brun NJ and have been seein moe. for years now. Seeing the DVD, which I did for the first time ever this past dec.08, really hit me home. I hope someday all you who attended get to see it.

Reviewer: Eskimo70 - - February 15, 2006
Subject: nice recording

i'm digging it

Reviewer: AlexIler - - May 23, 2005
Subject: The Hayday of ADE and the beginning of moe.'s glory

I am happy to say that I was the one who became friends wih moe. at this time period and brought them to the house to play. I was the social chair and lived in the house from 1993 to 1998. This was indeed the golden age of ADE and I'm sad to see the house in it's current state. Moe. are still great friends and I'm happy to see that while the house has not survived, the band has thrived.
Does anyone out there remember the fiasco of the farm benefit? Sadly, that was also my brain-child, not quite as well exectued as I had hoped! Oh well, it's all in the history books now.

Reviewer: Momar - - April 12, 2005
Subject: I lived at ADE during this time...

I was a 4-year resident at ADE whilst moe was visiting our living room and backyard and putting on great shows on what seemed like a regular basis (I was there 92-96). Sometimes a hundred or more people would be at these shows. Sometimes less than 30 of us.
A little background on ADE: Not a traditional 'frat', but a huge house of guys and girls, about 30 of us in all, with a large permanent stone bar and foosball table in the basement and very little coherent memories.
In short, ADE: one of the greatest human-built structures in the world at the time - rivaling the pyramids of Egypt and any one of the Chuck E Cheese's.
I have a beautiful concert poster from this show done by Coulter Young, who did the moe. CD covers of the time. For all I know it's the only copy of the poster left. Here's a link to a pic I took of the poster..
http://momar.port5.com/moeposter.html

Reviewer: fez_43 - - February 29, 2004
Subject: source

I am thinking this is a matrix, not a pure aud as the presence is too great

Reviewer: Donny Grieco - - February 6, 2004
Subject: Why are there no reviews?

Another solid 96 show. The highlight is the Good Guys >> Akimbo. The Good guys is the best version they have done with an extended guitar jam with Al playing the main riff and Chuck pulling Rob and Chris into Akimbo. An old school She Send Me is worth a listen (before the butchered it for No Doy). This show is a good representation of their 96 sound.

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