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The RecipeThe Recipe Live at The Grog Shop on 2002-02-14 (February 14, 2002)

Collection: : TheRecipe
Band/Artist: The Recipe
Date: February 14, 2002 (check for other copies)
Venue: The Grog Shop
Location: Cleveland, OH

Source: unkown
Taped by: kr
Transferred by: ds
Keywords: Live concert

Description

Disc One
01-Sibling Revelry
02-Marigold
03-Grow
04-Typical Angel
05-Booty In Your Face
06-Amoonda
07-The Seed
08-Holy Shit, Drink The Wine
09-Holy Dice
10-Seasons
11-Affected Specimen
12-White Rabbit
13-Midnight Moonlight

Disc Two
01-Litha
02-Pinwheel
03-Spill
04-Rise
05-World Swirl
06-Nowhere To Hide
07-Goldmine
08-Real Wild Cinema
09-Stage Banter
10-Lingerie
11-Honeybee

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Reviewer: poorman's stew - - April 12, 2009
Subject: at this one
this was a great show The Waterband opened for them right after John quit if I remember correctly

Reviewer: garion333 - - January 26, 2006
Subject: Recipe in Transition
This is my kind of mix. Everything can be heard clearly, especially the bass. You can still here the crowd a bit at certain times . . . just when you want to. The only thing missing is Tom's percussion at the beginning, but they fixed that after a couple of songs.

Hannah's fiddle/violin playing is fantastic in this show. Hell, she always sounded good. Download and listen to "Grow" to see what I mean. She is just so clean.

The show itself is pretty good. I call this Recipe in transition because this is a post-Kristen show, but before (in my opinion) Julie felt comfortable in the band. She still sounds great, but she only got better the longer she was with the band. Also, the only guitarist in the band is Joe at this time Julie plays acoustic on a couple songs, but . . .). No banjo accompanying them. Another reason is that this is around the time that Joe and the band started turning more into a jam band instead of a pop act. The song lengths, except on a couple of tunes (The Seed, Litha, Rise) are under or around five minutes. I think this makes for a great Recipe show since there is only Joe on guitar. The occasional guitar leads and extended jams make this show a good download for first listeners. You get a smattering of everything.

This recording sounds amazing and the show is pretty tight. Definitely not the best Recipe show they ever played, but definitely fun and danceable. Five stars for recording, four to four and a half for the show itself. Round that up to five stars and you get one nice show.