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Mountain GoatsMountain Goats Live at First Unitarian Church on 2005-05-04 (May 4, 2005)


Collection: : MountainGoats
Band/Artist: Mountain Goats
Date: May 4, 2005 (check for other copies)
Venue: First Unitarian Church
Location: Philadelphia, PA

Source: AUD
Taped by: Thomas J Hartnett
Transferred by: Thomas J Hartnett
Keywords: Indie; Rock; Lo-Fi; Mountain Goats


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01. Lions Teeth
02. [Famous People's Doctor]
03. You or Your Memory
04. Song for Dennis Brown
05. Cheshire County
06. Color in Your Cheeks
07. Dance Music
08. Dilaudid
09. [The Freebird Lecture]
10. ["Blue Jays and Cardinals" banter]
11. "Blue Jays and Cardinals"
12. [JV intro]
13. Linda Blair Was Born Innocent
14. [California Song banter]
15. California Song
16. [You Must Learn]
17. Love Love Love
18. Your Belgian Things
19. Quito
20. [Friends vs. Enemies]
21. Palmcorder Yajna
22. [Encore Break]
23. [Sin Tax]
24. Nine Black Poppies
25. [I Get to Stop Singing That Song]
26. Jenny

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[Famous People's Doctor]2.22 MB441 KB259 KB794 KB
You or Your Memory12 MB2.02 MB1.19 MB3.83 MB
Song for Dennis Brown15 MB2.87 MB1.74 MB5.24 MB
Cheshire County12 MB1.79 MB1015 KB3.21 MB
Color in Your Cheeks12 MB2.23 MB1.36 MB4.13 MB
Dance Music13 MB1.85 MB1.01 MB3.44 MB
Dilaudid14 MB1.93 MB1.05 MB3.57 MB
[The Freebird Lecture]5.44 MB1.00 MB611 KB1.85 MB
[Blue Jays and Cardinals" banter]3.10 MB653 KB390 KB1.15 MB
"Blue Jays and Cardinals"17 MB2.42 MB1.33 MB4.50 MB
[JV intro]6.08 MB1.15 MB688 KB2.07 MB
Linda Blair Was Born Innocent15 MB2.09 MB1.18 MB4.12 MB
[California Song banter]4.70 MB929 KB553 KB1.65 MB
California Song13 MB2.28 MB1.39 MB4.26 MB
[You Must Learn]4.84 MB959 KB572 KB1.71 MB
Love Love Love17 MB2.86 MB1.70 MB5.29 MB
Your Belgian Things24 MB4.00 MB2.38 MB7.62 MB
Quito16 MB1.99 MB1.04 MB3.57 MB
[Friends vs. Enemies]4.53 MB811 KB481 KB1.47 MB
Palmcorder Yajna32 MB3.71 MB1.96 MB7.15 MB
[Encore Break]9.17 MB1.28 MB652 KB2.20 MB
[Sin Tax]6.94 MB1.34 MB798 KB2.40 MB
Nine Black Poppies19 MB2.61 MB1.42 MB4.81 MB
[I Get to Stop Singing That Song]3.00 MB592 KB350 KB1.05 MB
Jenny16 MB2.25 MB1.22 MB4.22 MB
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Notes

This is the first show I ever recorded, and I am less displeased with the results than I expected to be. Note that there is a skip in the beginning of Linda Blair Was Born Innocent where I accidentally pulled the mic cord out of the recorder; I used Audacity to edit the gap in sound that resulted, and I don’t think the result is terribly jarring.

During the transfer process, I used Audacity for normalization and split the tracks in Fission. I did not utilize any compression as I had with the July 2005 solo rooftop shows that I have previously shared.

When John Vanderslice and members of Shearwater come onstage to fill out the band, the limitations of my microphones start to show, but the overall effect is not terribly offensive or unpleasant. At the end of the day, it appears that this may be the only recording of this show in existence, and I felt that it deserved to be documented, flaws and all.

During Jenny, John broke a string on his guitar. He continued singing the song accompanied only by Peter’s bass and handclaps from the audience.

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