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Zero Live at New George's on 1994-05-29

by Zero

Publication date: 1994-05-29 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Live concert

Collection: Zero

Band/Artist: Zero

Disc 1 - Set 1

1. Crowd/Tuning>
2. Baby Baby
3. Theme From Nancy Germany>
4. Mercury Blues
5. Horses
6. Rigor Mortis Fake>
Golden Road

Disc 2 - Set 1 cont.

1. Crowd/Tuning
2. Home On The Range

Set 2

3. Dedication/Crowd/Tuning
4. It's Up To You>
5. End Of The World Blues>
6. Mona>Who Do You Love>Mona
7. Don't Spare The Horses

Disc 3 - Set 2 cont.

1. Highway 61

Encore

2. Get Back>
3. Gregg's Eggs>
4. Papa Was A Rolling Stone>
5. Gregg's Eggs

Notes

Filler 3/25/94
Great American Music Hall San Francisco CA
Source: SBD>DAT
Recorded by Mark Solomonson and Randy Vogel
Playback and SHN details same as for 1/6/96

End Set 2

6. Home On The Range
7. Little Wing>
8. Space>
9. Straight Jackets

Addeddate: 2004-02-11 11:57:49

Discs: 3

Has_mp3: 0

Identifier: zero1994-05-29.shnf

Lineage: Sony PCM-R500> ZA2 (convert to 44.1K)> Sound Forge> CDRWIN> Yamaha 6416@6x> CD

Location: San Rafael, CA

Numeric_id: 10135

Shndiscs: 2

Source: unknown onstage mics>DAT@48K

Taped by: unknown

Transferred by: Jeff Baker

Type: sound

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Reviewer: gankmore - - March 27, 2018
Subject: Badly tagged files but what a show

This is some prime zero right here. Otto Rice's master isn't here on archive yet but recently (March 2018) got posted to bt.etree.org, which is not to malign this wonderful source.

This show starts out strong with Baby Baby and then hits true liftoff during the later half of Nancy Germany. The strong opener grows into a truly wonderful show by Rigor Mortis > Golden Road. It gets even better from there.

This tape is a prime example of how great Zero was at the time. At the end of Baby Baby, Martin notes that Zero considered New George's their home base (and lands a few good 'Chut Ups).

Kind show. Enjoy.

Reviewer: HonestInjun - - February 16, 2015
Subject: Best jam of all time

It happens during It's Up to You. It's incorrectly labeled as End of the World Blues. Most of the songs are incorrectly labeled.

This was the 5th anniversary of John Cipollina's death and it sounds to me like Steve was trying to do him proud.

Reviewer: dscott - - November 2, 2008
Subject: Don't Spare the Horses!!!

The audio quality isn't perfect, but this is a mighty nice listen. Mercury Blues is strangely laid back. Don't Spare the Horses is a great song, and it's a shame it didn't last in the repertoire. Great early version of IUTY, as well, with some fun melodic explorations.

Reviewer: Ben C - - July 12, 2005
Subject: bass distortion

sounds like there is a considerable amount of low end distortion/overloading on this one.

Only listened to the 1st couple tracks so far, nice playing but the distortion is distracting from an otherwise nice recording and show.

I don't like to be too picky but I think my standards are high for Kimock recordings since they are generally of such high quality.

The Baby Baby is soaring, killer chit!

ok, been listening to more, maybe my ears are adjusting, it does not bother me as much. Hot show!

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