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RatdogRatdog Live at Casino Ballroom on 2007-10-26 (October 26, 2007)

Collection: : Ratdog
Band/Artist: Ratdog
Date: October 26, 2007 (check for other copies)
Venue: Casino Ballroom
Location: Hampton Beach, NH

Source: Nak CM300 > Hydra > AD-20 > H120
Lineage: H120 > audacity (fades) > flac
Taped by: SmokinJoe
Transferred by: SmokinJoe

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Ratdog
10-26-2007
Casino Ballroom
Hampton Beach, NH

Source: Nak CM300 > Hydra > AD-20 > H120
xfer: H120 > audacity (fades) > flac
Setup: NOS, Right side of SBD, 12'
Taped/xfer/seeded by: SmokinJoe

Set 1:
1. Jam >
2. Help on the Way > Slipknot
3. Going Down the Road Feeling Bad
4. Odessa
5. Dire Wolf
6. Book of Rules
7. Bury Me Standing
8. Greatest Story Ever Told
9. Sylvio > Tequila
10. Scarlet Begonias
-- set break --
11. The Winners

Disk 2:
1. Masterpiece
2. Friend of the Devil
3. Althea
4. Ashes and Glass
5. jazz
6. Standing on the Moon
7. Foolish Heart
8. crowd
9. E: Mighty Quinn
10. Ripple

Bob Weir - guitar, vocals
Jay Lane - drums
Jeff Chimenti - keys
Steve Kimock - guitar
Kenny Brooks - sax
Robin Sylvester - bass

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Reviewer: Fishbone - - March 27, 2009
Subject: somethin for your mind
this was my first ratdog show, so i dont know much about the prior years but i've caught all the northeastern ones since and this was the best one of them all. so jammin, so much energy in the band and the crowd it was ridiculous. and about the live recording, thanks to the recorder, but the bottom bass that everyone was talking about was definitely just in the recording. the ballroom was THUMPING that night. book of rules was earth shattering

Reviewer: Topez3388 - - August 29, 2008
Subject: Better LIVE
The show was good, even though i got in during "going down the road feeling bad". the recording was not that good or maybe my expectations were to high because i saw it live. the energy for the crowd always adds to the enjoyment of a show. highlight of the show: Quinn the Eskimo

Reviewer: NicksPicks - - November 6, 2007
Subject: correction...
quoted: "Bottom line: This is a very good concert. I gave 4 stars only because of the thin "bottom" (bass), but that is not the tapers fault as much as the limits of the mike, placement of speakers, venue, etc."



added:

No, it was the tapers fault. No question.
;-)

Reviewer: Garcia-Kimock Fanatic! - - November 6, 2007
Subject: High Energy Show
This show is very high energy with great Audience participation! Get it now.

Reviewer: SmokinJoe - - November 5, 2007
Subject: First Dire Wolf?
It has been stated on etree that this is the first show where Ratdog played Dire Wolf.
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This source is now shnid 87966
http://db.etree.org/shn/87996

Reviewer: Graybarnfarm - - October 31, 2007
Subject: Back In The Saddle?
After hearing some weaker performances (fronting for Allmans, etc.), this concert "feels" and sounds like Weir and crew are back in the saddle. Tight, energized, good balance, nice lineup, cool solos (I do not mind the Jerry-like riffs now and then!).

Bottom line: This is a very good concert. I gave 4 stars only because of the thin "bottom" (bass), but that is not the tapers fault as much as the limits of the mike, placement of speakers, venue, etc. If this was a soundboard, I'd include it with the Top 10 (recent) performances since Skin Pool Lounge.

Nice job with the sound, great concert. I'm grateful to the taper and I am enjoying this show as I ride up and down I-81 in Virginia, albeit with the bass turned way up.

Notes

Friday night... Night 1 of 2