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Club d'Elf Live at Tonic on 2001-02-28

by Club dElf

Publication date: 2001-02-28 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Live concert

Collection: ClubdElf

Band/Artist: Club dElf

Soundcheck: Challahba, Vision Of Kali

Early Show: The Tingler->Big Light In Sky, Sidi Rabi, Make Me The Sergeant (Down In The Hole), Left Hand Of Clyde Pt. 1-3

Late Show: Scorpionic->Bass Beatbox->Last Business->Jungle Adagio, Challahba, As Above->Vision of Kali, Shadow's Shift

Notes

[Schoeps cmc621(Left on Bass & Brahim, Right On Horns & Drums)+Neumann KM 140 (Left on Medeski, Right on right PA)]->Sonosax SX-PR->Apogee AD-1000->DA-P1 @48kHz; R500->Audio Magic Presto II->Zefiro ZA2->Soundforge 4.5->CDWav->.shn Recorded by Bill Mulvey, transferred by Eric McRoberts. An uncut 48k archive shn/ape set was made.

The Band:
Mike Rivard-Basses
Erik Kerr-Drums
Brahim Fribgane-Oud, Doumbek, Karakab, Bendir, Vocals
John Medeski-Keys
DJ Logic-Turntables
Mat Maneri-Electric Viola
Joe Maneri-Reeds, Voice
Eric Hipp-Tenor Sax
Curtis Hasselbring-Trombone

* w/ Richard Zukowski on Poetry Recitation

Addeddate: 2003-09-17 06:18:52

Discs: 3

Has_mp3: 0

Identifier: delf2001-02-28.shnf

Lineage: R500[m]->Audio Magic Presto II->Zefiro ZA2->Soundforge 4.5->CDWAV->SHN

Location: New York City, NY

Numeric_id: 6923

Shndiscs: 2

Size: 1000MB

Source: [Schoeps cmc621(Left on Bass & Brahim, Right On Horns & Drums)+Neumann KM 140 (Left on Medeski, Right on right PA)]->Sonosax SX-PR->Apogee AD-1000->DA-P1 @48kHz

Taped by: Bill Mulvey/Mike Rivard

Transferred by: Eric McRoberts

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Reviewer: njpg - - March 22, 2018
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Those of you familiar with my reviews know that I'm an insufferable nitpicker. These tracks are very mislabeled, which is annoying, but it can be edited if you're familiar with the band's work. Also, for the first half of the show at least, the mix favors the higher-freq instruments over the lower to an unbalanced degree, and since the musicians playing these tend to favor the raucous moods over the melodic, for me this necessitates frequent volume-knob manipulation. However, the music is so amazingly genius that I can't resist, and the recording is clear and high quality.

Reviewer: tomo - - November 19, 2004
Subject: YES

Just what im looking for thank you so much and i look forward for those to come that you speak of THANKS!

Reviewer: piter - - June 29, 2004
Subject: where are the grooves?

I grabbed this show because i thought it was going to be like MMW... and it wasn't...well, to much free jazz for me... i'm looking for really nasty, jazzy grooves and some creative dj's work... but the quality is quite good and if you listen to it again and again the show gets better. after all, 4 stars from me ;-]

Reviewer: ClubdElf - - June 9, 2004
Subject: genius

nasty nasty show

Reviewer: McRoberts - - September 22, 2003
Subject: More to come

Hey, more shows on the way.

Reviewer: mileswembley - - September 22, 2003
Subject: You are the MAN!

Eric McRoberts, thank you thank you thank you for all these Delf shows. This band is exactly what Im into musically and for all these shows to pop up is a dream! The only thing better than this would be to actually play some percussion with them.
Thanks again

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