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Zero Live at San Geronimo Cultural Center on 1998-09-12

by Zero

Publication date: 1998-09-12 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Live concert

Collection: Zero

Band/Artist: Zero

Set 1:
d1t01 - Tuning
d1t02 - Golden Road
d1t03 - Friday's Child
d1t04 - Use Me Up
d1t05 - Tangled Hangers ->
d1t06 - Papa Was A Rolling Stone** ->
d1t07 - Gregg's Eggs ->
d1t08 - Tangled Hangers (Reprise)

Set 2:
d2t01 - Green Green Grass Of Home
d2t02 - Battle Of New Orleans
d2t03 - Mama Tried
d2t04 - Anorexia
d2t05 - Chance In A Million
d2t06 - Horses
d2t07 - Out In The Woods
d2t08 - Ermaline
d3t01 - Home On The Range

Notes

** With Eleanor Rigby & Low Rider Jams

Addeddate: 2005-06-09 18:04:44

Discs: 2

Has_mp3: 1

Identifier: zero1998-09-12c61

Lineage: Dat (Sony D8) -> M-Audio DIO2448 -> Samplitude v7.02 Professional -> FLAC

Location: San Geronimo, CA

Shndiscs: 2

Source: (Stage) AKG C61 -> Dat (Tascam DA-P1)

Taped by: Art Granoff

Transferred by: Charlie Miller

Type: sound

Venue: San Geronimo Cultural Center

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Reviewer: princeton-g - - October 4, 2013
Subject: good

another great smooth show. Lets face facts, this kind of shit is just about dead and done. Disagree? Name 3 bands [not including the hardest working rock n roller out there - jerry joseph] that tour regularly now a days in bars or clubs that play a supersonic rock show, which has band members who are equals to these guys in musicianship, uniqueness, and are as well practiced and tight as these guys were. And, to the NJPig reviewer, what are you even talking about. The quality of this miller remaster is spectacular, and guess what, the covers that zero does in this show were covers they did all the time, i.e. they were part of their standard repetoire, for years [perhaps with the exception of mama tried]. Your spraying evidences your cluelessness.

Reviewer: njpg - - September 13, 2011
Subject: NOT Zero at their best

I have reviewed a few other concerts on the Archive by possibly my favorite band, Zero, and this is maybe the one I like least. There are several bad versions of standards/cover songs here, and this is not a field in which Zero excels. The instrumentals and originals would be good if the performances were better, and the quality of the recording is not very good either. There are great moments--how could there not be!--but far too few for this to be called one of their better shows.

Reviewer: zerochild - - January 17, 2011
Subject: ZERO at their BEST!!!!!!!!!!!!

A classic Bad Santa recording!
This was one of my favorite of many awesome shows ZERO put on in the late ninties.
The first set is as good as it gets!

Tangled Hangers >Papa Was a Rolling Stone > Eleanor Rigby >Papa Was a Rolling Stone >
Eleanor Rigby > Low Rider >Papa Was a Rolling Stone > Gregg's Eggs >Ghost Riders in the Sky >
Gregg's Eggs > d1t14 - Tangled Hangers

just blows me away every time I hear it.

Plus on "Friday's Child" Chip is playing my old
1970 Takamine F360 guitar. It has never sounded better!

Reviewer: hyperboy - - September 15, 2005
Subject: Thanks Charlie!

Another golden Charlie source. Thanks a million! This show just kicks ass! Check out Steve's solo at the end of Use Me Up...talk about shredding guitar solos...damn! Oh I love ZERO...just wish I could have seen them back in 1998. Maybe a reunion tour would bless us all.

Whoops....thanks Art for the recording!

Reviewer: skb archives - - June 24, 2005
Subject: Source

I can't take credit for the source, just the mastering. This was recorded by Art Granoff. This is truly a great show....cm

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