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Understanding 9/11moe. Live at The Side Door on 1997-03-15
Audio With External Links Item Preview
FIRST SET
Seat of My Pants
Timmy Tucker
Bring You Down
She Sends Me
Time Ed
Spine of a Dog
SECOND SET
Akimbo
Spaz Medicine >
Recreational Chemistry
Four
Meat >
Jazz Wank >
Buster
Queen of the Rodeo
St. Augustine
Related Music question-dark
| Song Title | Versions | Compilations | Covers |
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| Seat of My Pants |
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| Timmy Tucker |
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| Bring You Down |
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| She Sends Me |
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| Time Ed |
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| Spine of a Dog |
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| Akimbo |
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| Spaz Medicine |
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| Recreational Chemistry |
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| Four |
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| Meat |
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| Jazz Wank |
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| Buster |
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| Queen of the Rodeo |
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| St. Augustine |
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Notes
- Low and varying levels during Seat of My Pants
-There was no Encore
Reviews
Reviewer:
frasca
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August 30, 2017
Subject: Asses and elbows.
Subject: Asses and elbows.
That's the way one person described the tiny room that was the Side Door that night.
This was one of moe.'s first Midwest shows and the first time I saw them. I showed up with mic stand in hand, but the place was already packed and they weren't allowing any more equipment in. I handed over my D-8 to be added onto a long digital daisy chain into the soundboard and returned the rest of my equipment to my car.
The show was tight and yet informal. This soundboard recording doesn't really capture the energy of the crowd.
Check out TAS's excellent audience recording (https://archive.org/details/moe1997-03-15-flac16) which shows that soundboards aren't always superior to a good audience source.
This was one of moe.'s first Midwest shows and the first time I saw them. I showed up with mic stand in hand, but the place was already packed and they weren't allowing any more equipment in. I handed over my D-8 to be added onto a long digital daisy chain into the soundboard and returned the rest of my equipment to my car.
The show was tight and yet informal. This soundboard recording doesn't really capture the energy of the crowd.
Check out TAS's excellent audience recording (https://archive.org/details/moe1997-03-15-flac16) which shows that soundboards aren't always superior to a good audience source.
