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Covers - Performances of a song with the same name by different artists

Song Title	Versions	Compilations	Covers
- intro / spiel -
boilin' blazes
puked to high heaven
burstedman
tied a reed 'round my waist
pissbags and tubing
beltsandedman
the angels' gate
pluckin', pedalin' and paddlin'
pelicanman
- spiel / setbreak -
the red and the black
this ain't no picnic *
it's alright ma (i'm only bleeding) *
riot industry
we are time
i have always been here before

Notes

Field: [FOB/DFC - HRTF] 2x DPA 4060 (Core-Sound HEBs, powered by the Core-Sound switchable batt. box, connected via stock Core-Sound cables) > miniXLRplug (4pin) > custom RCA patch cables [Audio Technica cables, Canare RCA connectors (male), built by leegeddy] > Sony SBM-1 (line-in) @ 48 kHz [Oade line stage mod] > Sony TCD-D100 (via 7 pin) > 1x TDK Pro 120 DAT tape

Transfer: MAD playback via Tascam DA-20 mkII (SPDIFout) > Monster Interlink IDL100 (1m) > maudio ap2496 (SPDIFin) > WAV > Resample/Dither (48 > 44.1 kHz) > shntool (tracking) > FLAC


the band:
pete mazich (b3 organ, backup vocals)
raul morales (drums)
mike watt (bass, spiel)

* pete mazich (lead vocal)


notes:
if you are burning this set to an audio CD, you will need to eliminate d1t01 from the tracklist (otherwise all the music may not fit onto an 80 minute CD-R)...

Recorded with permission - do NOT sell this source in any shape or form. It may be distributed freely; please make copies and spread the music - it is perfectly legal to do so, and it is also encouraged. Just remember that selling this, in part or in whole, is absolutely illegal!

mike watt's hoot page:
http://hootpage.com

the watt from pedro show:
http://twfps.com

watt's "spiels of a minuteman" book:
http://www.cam.org/~cravan/soon.html

http://www.attheecho.com/


16 bit/48 kHz master (FLAC or DAT clone) is available upon request.


++ taped, transferred, tracked, FLAC'd and uploaded to the LlaMA by macdaddy (December 11, 2004)