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Ryan AdamsRyan Adams Live at The Local 506 on 1996-02-03 (February 3, 1996)

Collection: : RyanAdams
Band/Artist: Ryan Adams
Date: February 3, 1996 (check for other copies)
Venue: The Local 506
Location: Chapel Hill, NC

Source: AUD (unknown mics)
Lineage: DAT(clone) > M1-DAT(digi-out) > M-Audio(digi-in) > Sound Forge 8.0 > FLAC(6)
Transferred by: Joel Swaney
Keywords: ryan adams; freightwhaler

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Ryan Adams / Freightwhaler
February 3, 1996
The Local 506
Chapel Hill, NC

Transferred/Tweaked/Mastered: Joel Swaney
Source: AUD (unknown mics)
Lineage: DAT(clone) > M1-DAT(digi-out) > M-Audio(digi-in) > Sound Forge 8.0 > FLAC(6)

01 Not In High School Anymore
02 Daddy's Gonna Die
03 Picture Of Jesus On The Dashboard
04 Medicate Me Now Please
05 At The Drive-In
06 The Spaceship Song
07 The Ghosts Are Out Tonight
08 That Waltz Song
09 Bar Lights

Ryan Adams (Vocals / Guitar)
Sloane Doggett (Guitar)
Skillet Gilmore (Drums)
Chris Laney (Bass)
Nicholas Petti (Pedal Steel)

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Reviewer: Sri K - - October 28, 2008
Subject: Liquor laments in key of losering.
Essentially this is a show with multiple songs about shit on the dashboard that sounds beyond bearable, even charming. The show opens with two tunes sung solo by Ryan before Freightwhaler joins him to continue those dashboard tunes. Not to knock Ryan but a pretty pedal steel can save even the most inane, indecipherable song. Still, several of these songs contain brilliant moments that deserve a second listen. A certain raw quality indicates that these songs are sort of thrown out there with the hope that something badass blossoms. As a performance, the humor's as irreverent as usual, and the AUD recording passes muster when considering chronological circumstances.

"That Waltz Song" particularly shines as a cogent exercise of Adams' songcraft. Most notably, this is the first live performance of "Bar Lights," which would later be released on Pneumonia.

Seeing as how nearly all of these songs have been played live at most a couple times, this is worth a listen for Whiskeytowners and Cardinologists alike.

Thanks for posting this show.