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String Cheese Incident Live at Liberty Lunch on 1998-11-21

by String Cheese Incident

Publication date: 1998-11-21 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Live concert

Collection: StringCheeseIncident

Band/Artist: String Cheese Incident

Set 1: Land's End > Late in the Evening, 100 Year Flood > Jam > Resume Man, Remington Ride, Miss Brown's Teahouse > Pirates > Round the Wheel

Set 2: Bigger Isn't Better > On the Road, Parker's Blues, John Hardy, Lonesome Fiddle Blues, Little Hands > Land's End

Encore: Smile, So What¹ > Drums¹ > Lonesome Road Blues¹

Notes

¹ with Keller Williams on guitar and vocals and John Treanor (Guy Forsyth Band) on the washboard.

Addeddate: 2002-09-20 00:00:00

Discs: 3

Has_mp3: 0

Identifier: sci1998-11-21.dsbd.shnf

Lineage: Kenwood TrueX > EAC > SHN v3 (seek appended)

Location: Austin, TX

Numeric_id: 350

Shndiscs: 2

Source: DSBD > Sony PCM-M1 DAT > CD

Transferred by: Brian Cole

Type: sound

Venue: Liberty Lunch

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Reviewer: scierd - - September 16, 2015
Subject: Favorite SCI show, period

I attended the night before and the Houston show and this was the one show that stands out as the best. Through today, this is still a remarkable, classic SCI show when the band was filled with promise and raw talent.

Lands>Late opener, Bigger second set opener and a classic Lonesome Fiddle, Little Hands>lands. Incredible. Also first Mrs Browns and a smoking Pirates and seque out.

This was the band, in my opinion, at their best.

Reviewer: bleblanc - - March 21, 2004
Subject: Info file fixed.

Per Greg's comment I updated the info file. Not sure why the new one says Smile is "currently d3t4" though.

-Brad

Reviewer: Dave Harryman - - November 5, 2003
Subject: Amazing overlooked show

I love this show and think it is much better than the previous night, which is more well known. I guess because they played FOTM and the raging Texas that appears on Carnival '99 it has a better reputation. But personally, give me the Lands->Late opener followed by Flood->Resume->Remington and the Little Hands->Land's End to finish and I am a very happy camper. That may be the only time they've done Little->Land's in any form, which makes it worthy of download in and of itself I think.

Reviewer: Greg ODea - - January 27, 2003
Subject: Another Must-Have

Second of a two-night stand at Liberty Lunch. Though somewhat overshadowed by the previous night's throwdown, this is a terrific couple of sets - and you really must have the pair of shows to get the full effect of what went on that November in Austin. First Set highlights include the great 100 Year Flood > Resume Man > Remington Ride, followed by the debut of Ms. Brown's Teahouse. Second Set gets kudos for Little Hands > jam > Land's End reprise and Keller Williams's guest turn in the encore.

Note: there's an error in the info file - d3t01 is actually Little Hands. An corrected info file can be found here:
http://db.etree.org/shninfo_detail.php?shnid=305

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