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String Cheese Incident Live at The Forest Queen on 1996-04-07

by String Cheese Incident

Publication date: 1996-04-07 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Live concert

Collection: StringCheeseIncident

Band/Artist: String Cheese Incident

Set 1: Soundcheck Jam > Black Clouds, Esperanza, Handsome Molly, Chili Dawg, Poor Heart, Pockets Full of Money, When Will I, Mouna Bowa, Bigger Isn't Better, Moonflower

Set 2: Resume Man, Eat My Dust, Late in the Evening*, Rhum 'n' Zouc, The Chicken

Notes

* with vocal jam in middle.

SBD > analog master > Nak rx505 > Apogee Rosetta series 24 bit 96khz a/d converter > Tascam da30 > Fostex cr200 > CD> EAC > .wav > MKW > .shn

Addeddate: 2003-02-10 00:00:00

Discs: 2

Has_mp3: 1

Identifier: sci1996-04-07.sbd.shnf

Lineage: Tascam DA30 > Fostex cr200 > CD> EAC > .wav > mkwACT > .shn

Location: Crested Butte, CO

Numeric_id: 3236

Shndiscs: 1

Size: 462

Source: SBD > analog master > Nak rx505 > Apogee Rosetta series 24 bit 96khz a/d converter > Tascam DA30

Transferred by: Mark Huisman

Type: sound
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Reviewer: MikesGroover - - August 21, 2005
Subject: Great glimpse of the early days

This is a great show to get a glimpse of how the band evolved, and includes several rare gems. Sound quality is excellent, aside from a small amount of hiss from the analog generation. The setlist features a large number of songs that are no longer in the rotation.

Poor Heart is humorously introduced as "an old bluegrass song from the 1920s." Along with the YEM-style vocal jam in Late in the Evening, this is a reminder of the role of Phish as a band influence.

Pockets full of Money is introduced as their "Terrapin Station". I wonder what happened to this tune, sung by Kang and played only once, according to the Cheesebase. Excellent acoustic interplay makes this worth a listen.

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