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Ryan Adams Live at 9:30 Club on 2005-05-21

by Ryan Adams

Publication date: 2005-05-21 ( check for other copies)

Collection: RyanAdams

Band/Artist: Ryan Adams

Set I (Disc I)
01 Circus Music Intro
02 Kiss Before I Go
03 The End
04 What Sin
05 Peaceful Valley
06 September
07 Games
08 Magnolia Mountain

(Disc II)
01 Let It Ride
02 Blossom
03 When Will You Come Back Home
Set II
04 Why Do They Leave
05 My Winding Wheel
06 To Be Young
07 Oh My Sweet Carolina

(Disc III)
01 Shakedown on 9th Street
02 When Stars Go Blue
03 La Cienga
04 Dark Star Ramblings
05 Green Ghost
06 Dear Chicago
07 Love Is Hell
08 Please Do Not Let Me Go
09 I See Monsters

Notes

Mono source as right channel was busted on aux sbd out so I pasted the good channel over. Prefer the audience source..

Addeddate: 2007-12-11 21:32:23

Identifier: radams2005-05-21.sbd.flac16

Lineage: SBD(Optical Digital Out)->M1(48 kHz)->M-Audio USB->Sound Forge 7.0->CD WAV->FLAC

Location: Washington DC

Source: SBD->DAT

Taped by: Kevin Wathen

Transferred by: Kevin Wathen

Type: sound

Venue: 9:30 Club

Year: 2005

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Reviewer: nstalgic - - July 19, 2017
Subject: Great Sound!

I love this show! Thank you!!!

Reviewer: Sri K - - May 17, 2008
Subject: DC by the CDs

The set list is divided by album; therefore, the disparate beauty in Ryan's music plasters you in the face. Yet it made me yearn for more Demolition. "Dear Chicago" is undoubtedly one of his best songs. Only rivaled by "Writing the Hits with Stupid":
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Og32eu4Cwno

...at least for this week.

The song lotto instituted is one of the most brilliant concert ideas. It's a shame Ryan or any other bands don't still do this. It would cut down rational people's verbal song requests. JP Bowersock blazes on "Winding Wheel," absolutely fervid.

Live Rarities: September, Blossom, When Will You Come Back Home

The recording's a soundboard, so quality is near retail and the few hiccups don't detract from the experience.

Rock and roll doesn't need saving, there's always new songs to sing.

Reviewer: ex-cowboy - - January 16, 2008
Subject: errors on D1T7?

Many thanks for the upload, Kevin, all these 2005 SBDs are real fun to hear. But on this show, I hear a lot of errors on Games from around the 2 minute mark, lasting for roughly the next 2 mins... it sounds like skips from a scratched CD, but it can't be that. Just wondered if you know what that was?

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