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Yonder Mountain String BandYonder Mountain String Band Live at Red Rocks Ampitheatre on 2009-08-28 (August 28, 2009)

Collection: : YonderMountainStringBand
Band/Artist: Yonder Mountain String Band
Date: August 28, 2009 (check for other copies)
Venue: Red Rocks Ampitheatre
Location: Morrison, Colorado

Source: akg463mod
Taped by: Rockinman
Transferred by: Tom Gambichler

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Yonder Mountain String Band
August 28, 2009
Red Rocks Park & Ampitheatre
Morrison, CO


"The Show" CD Release Party


Taper: Rockinman

Location: Behind Soundboard, DFC, mics DINA 90 config, Stand at 7 feet
Source: Akg460mods/ck63 hypercaps(bass rolloff)>UA5(Wmod)preamp>M-Audio Microtrack II(SPDIF in)
Transfer: Microtrack II->USB->PC
Processing: No normalization applied,L3 Waves Volume Maximizer applied using Soundforge 8.0., fade in & fade out applied
Conversion: CD Wave Editor for track splitting and Flac16 Conversion @ level 5


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***** DO NOT ENCODE THIS SHOW TO LOSSY FORMATS ***********************
****** DO NOT SELL OR DISTRIBUTE FOR PROFIT****************************
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Set I

Disc 1

01. Intro
02. East Nashville Easter
03. 40 Miles from Denver
04. Spanish Harlem
05. This Train Is Bound
06. Irondale
07. New Speedway Boogie--> $
08. Honestly
09. Steep Grade Sharp Curves-->
10. Midwest Gospel Radio-->
11. Snow on the Pines-->
12. Winds On Fire-->
13. Snow on the Pines


Set Break


Set II:

Disc 2

14. Intro
15. Illinois Rain
(Led Zeppelin "Rain Song" tease)
16. Rain Still Falls
17. Complicated
18. Finally Saw The Light-->
19. Kentucky Mandolin-->
20. Too Late Now
21. Dreams
22. Pockets

Disc 3

23. On the Run-->
24. Ten-->
25. Girlfriend is Better--> @
26. Ten-->
27. On the Run


28. Encore break


Encore

29. Holdin'
30. Raleigh and Spencer



@ Talking Heads cover
$ Grateful Dead cover


Thanks to Bob F. for the clamp space and the company. Thanks to Phil for the company as well. Thanks to Stephanie for the hospitality and for all the driving. Thanks also to Kurt for the company and everything else.





Compiled by Tom Gambichler on August 30, 2009

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Reviewer: s;Parks* - - October 7, 2009
Subject: Right time!
I had just come home from a place called Black Rock City
I closed the door to my room and turned up the most resent yonder concert on Archive, as loud as i could
Today it wasn't Sound Tribe or Pgroove, or what ever else Archive has got for me to play
There were songs like Irondale and Steep Grade Sharp Curves that got me bouncing off the walls playing air strings just as hard as i could
And me in my mid 20 or 30 years old mind, I thought how cool is it that maybe somewhere, way out there somewhere Yonder Mountain's out in front a beautiful audience at a beautiful place on a beautiful night, to play some jams for them
Well there was news for me
as hard as they played for me in my small town nowhere, is as hard as their still after it today
so when Yonder starts talking bout getting to be here , right here, right now, I put down my air strings and raise my hands to the sky cause it's the right time!

I mean to be here right now and share this moment with all you lovely people
just one of those moments that makes me feel happy to be alive!

So as I listen to this song today saying what i want to say I'm as grateful as can be
I'll stay alive, you stay alive,
well stay alive, and keep rock always there!

well that's how sparks remembers it anyway, something like that.

Reviewer: Episteme - - September 25, 2009
Subject: Great Show, Great Recording
I was at the show and it was really sweet. The playing was as spirited as the crowd: yonder effing rocked! The night was absolutely gorgeous. The people were beautiful. Supplies were ample. Danced my ass off all night. I had an AMAZING time to say the least.

Some highlights for me: New Speedway Boogie (because I love the dead more than anything), SGSC->MGR->SOTP->WOF->SOTP (so much good stuff in this), Kentucky Mandolin (effing smokes), Dreams (just a great song), and OTR->Ten->GIB->Ten->OTR. Just a phenomenal show!

As far as the quality goes, it's a really nice quality recording. IMHO, this is the best sounding of the three recordings of this show here on archive. The guys sound clear and loud. The crowd is a nice volume. And there are nearly no maniacs screaming ridiculous shit by the mics. I'd get this one.

Definitely worth a listen!

Reviewer: Trophy H. - - September 5, 2009
Subject: Useless Knowledge
I'm listening to it right now, and your quality is nice.

As far as your notes go, since you're including covers you could also include Bob Dylan for Spanish Harlem Incident, Bill Monroe for Kentucky Mandolin, and John Hartford for Holdin'.

This Train is Bound for Glory and Raleigh & Spencer are covers of traditional songs.

Raleigh & Spencer is actually two traditionals, Riley & Spencer and Jesse James, that has been arranged into one.

I hesitate to credit Jeff Austin with that arrangement, because I have heard an early Yonder recording in which Jeff mentions having learned the song from someone else. I don't remember who he says, and it's not clear if he means the version including Jesse James or not. The recording is on the archive somewhere, but I no longer personally have it because of a computer having crashed. I can reasonably guess that it would be in the '98-'00 range, but leaning more towards the '98 side of the chronology.

Free information for the Archive!

For anyone interested in this crap like I am, here are some illuminating links:

Raleigh and Spencer: http://www.ibiblio.org/fiddlers/RAK_RAN.htm

Jesse James: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jesse_James_in_music

This Train is Bound for Glory: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_Babe

Cheers,

TrophyH