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moe. Live at The Tabernacle on 2003-01-25

by moe.

Publication date: 2003-01-25 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Live concert

Collection: moe

Band/Artist: moe.

(set one) Plane Crash, Waiting for the Punchline, Spaz Medicine> Bullet> Interstellar Overdrive> Moth; (set two) Understand, New York City, Shoot First, Time Ed> Bring It Back Home> Recreational Chemistry; (encore) Time Ed> They Call Me The Breeze

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Another source to amuse the senses. Very crisp all around, especially the drums/percussion. I've been told this is better than other sources (though I disagree), try it and drop a review. Play it loud!

Addeddate: 2003-03-01 00:00:00

Discs: 3

Has_mp3: 0

Identifier: moe2003-01-25.shnf

Lineage: Cuts and fades made in PeakLE, resampling to 44.1kHz by Roxio Jam

Location: Atlanta, GA

Numeric_id: 3645

Shndiscs: 2

Source: Neumann KM-150 [FOB XY LOC]> Apogee MiniMe> Apple iBook via USB @ 24bit/48kHz using SparkLE 2.6

Taped by: Gary Comley

Transferred by: Gary Comley

Type: sound

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Reviewer: awesomegary - - October 22, 2003
Subject: Taper disagrees with five-star review

I taped this show, and I agree with the lack of bass. Rob was low in the mix that night (I noticed during the show). Still, I think everything else (especially the drums) sounds pretty good. I got much better as the tour went on--see Louisville and Memphis (two recordings of which I'm particularly proud).

Reviewer: offdafront - - October 12, 2003
Subject: Where's the Bass?

A crisp recording spoiled by the lack of bass and drums. Not sure if Steve had them low in mix? Problem with the transfer?

Everything else is crisp though, worth the d/l if the other sources don't fit your liking.

Reviewer: chuckissatan - - March 4, 2003
Subject: Ahh, the power of 24 bits...

This KM150 source rocks! It is one of the most crisp and accurate recordings I've heard. The bass seems a little low at times (nothing a 3-band EQ can't handle), but everthing else just pumps!! Apparantly, the guy who taped this was on the floor. I don't know if it was location, or using 24 bits, but it worked. I think this is much better than the other sources I've heard. Definitely check it out.

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