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The EvensThe Evens Live at Ahimsa House on 2007-02-25 (February 25, 2007)


Collection: : theevens
Band/Artist: The Evens
Date: February 25, 2007 (check for other copies)
Venue: Ahimsa House
Location: West End, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Source: SP-CMC-8 > Samson PM-4 > Sony MZ-NH1 Hi-MD
Lineage: Sony MZ-NH1 Hi-MD > Adobe Audition > FLAC
Taped by: audiowhore
Transferred by: audiowhore
Keywords: The Evens; Fugazi; Amy Farina; Ian MacKaye; Queensland; Australia


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1. intro
2. Shelter Two
3. If It's Water
4. Dinner With The President
5. Cache is Empty
6. You Won't Feel a Thing
7. Crude Bomb
8. Cut From The Cloth
9. Mt Pleasant Isn't
10. Eventually
11. No Money
12. All These Governors
13. All You Find You Keep
14. Everybody Knows

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Cache is Empty37 MB6.51 MB3.76 MB11 MB
You Won't Feel a Thing19 MB2.73 MB1.53 MB4.68 MB
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Eventually33 MB6.28 MB3.58 MB11 MB
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Reviewer: jonvoss - [5.0 out of 5 stars] - September 22, 2009
Subject: Thanks for recording this show!
Great to hear this 2005 show, with excellent notes and background on the location. Ian sounds a bit tired and thrown off by the timezones, as indicative of his q&a in the beginning. And of course his openness to open dialogue with the audience is showcased here. Ian's humanness and failure to be just another rockstar is part of what makes his live shows, and him, so great.

Notes

The Evens are Amy Farina and Ian MacKaye

About the band-
http://www.dischord.com/band/theevens

Buy their albums-

The Evens
http://www.dischord.com/release/150

Get Evens
http://www.dischord.com/release/160


I emailed them to ask permission to torrent this recording and received this response-

hello
thanks for the note. we'd love to get a copy of the brisbane show for our archives. no problem with sharing it as long as there's no dough trading hands.
yours, ian

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Some notes about this show

Ahimsa House is a community / activist building in the Brisbane suburb of West End.
http://www.ahimsahouse.com.au/index.html

West End historically has been the radical heart of Brisbane and despite recent gentrification, remains a diverse, multicultural place. It turned out to be the perfect setting for The Evens' powerful and politically charged songs.

Before the 1st song, Ian asks about the 1 hour time difference between Queensland and the other eastern states of Australia. When the audience shouts back various responces, Ian then asks, "so the cows govern Queensland?". Without knowing the history of Queensland, Ian accurately and succinctly summed up the past century of this 'different' state.

The audience loved the show, all accept for one guy who just didn't get it.
After 'Eventually' he started shouting nonsensical questions and heckles at Ian. The guy got it back both barrels. Other than this interruption, it was a great show and this is a really nice recording.


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