Jason Mraz
Java Joes, Ocean Beach, CA
August 29, 2002

Taper: Tyler Huff (thuff19@hotmail.com)
Source: AT831 mics (SP-CMC-2) -> SP-SPSB-1 (w/bass roll off set @ 107 Hz) -> Sharp MD-MT15
('Line in' for initial part of "Running", then 'Mic in' for the rest of show)
~ 30' from left speaker

Conversion: alex@kabella.org
Sony MDS-E10 > coax >HHB pro standalone burner > CD master > EAC > Soundforge 6 (fades and normalize) > CD-WAV > Shntool > MKW

Setlist:

Disk 1 :

1. Running [10:04.57]
2. Common Pleasure % [10:55.59]
3. Rocket Man (Elton John cover) % [05:20.48]
4. So Unusual % & [08:04.74]
5. On love, in Sadness % & [11:15.48]
6. "Psycadelic Brownies" story [03:22.45]
7. Unfold % & [05:56.35]
8. Stuck on you (Toca singing solo of a Lionel Richie cover) -> [00:50.72]
9. The Dreamlife of Rand McNally (w/Michael Jackson tag) % & [08:25.21]
10. Atlantis (Toca singing solo of a Donovan cover) -> [04:19.26]

Disk 1 total: [68:36.35]

Disk 2 :

1. Older Lover Undercover % & * [08:35.27]
2. Curbside Prophet % & * [09:06.47]
**Set break**
3. Sleeping to Dream (missing first 30 seconds of song) % & [04:44.56]
4. Who Needs Shelter? % & [04:06.17]
5. You & I Both % & [05:56.20]
6. I'll do anything % & [03:49.08]
7. Absolute Zero % & [05:32.30]
8. 0% Interest (w/ Madness - Our House tag) % & [13:30.55]
9. Tonight (Not Again) % & [08:42.48]

Disk 2 total: [64:04.08]

Jason Mraz on guitar and vocals
Toca Rivera on percussion
Ian Sheridan on Stand-up Bass = %
Aaron Libowitz on Sax = &
Bushwalla (Billy) on vocals = *

Notes:
Playing back at his old regular venue, Java Joes, Jason did an amazing
set to his home town regulars. Up until last may, Jason played every
thursday at Java Joes for about three years. Last may, he stoped to go
record his major label debut on Elektra records. He will be opening for
Jewel during her summer tour, and he will also be playing on a side
stage at the three Dave Matthews Band shows in Seattle at the Gorge.
His major label debut album comes out October 15, 2002.
Also, acording to Jason, this day was the first day he did not
wear a hat from the second he woke up, as he normally does.