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Karl Denson's Tiny Universe Live at High Sierra Music Hall @ High Sierra Music Festival on 2002-07-07

by Karl Densons Tiny Universe

Publication date: 2002-07-07 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Live concert

Collection: KarlDensonsTinyUniverse

Band/Artist: Karl Densons Tiny Universe

One 3h35min Set-CD 1
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1. Intro(1) > Elephants(2) >
2. Drums>
3. Jam(2)

CD 2
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1. Jam >
2. Satisfied(3)
3. Everything will be alright(4)
4. Steamed Water(5)

CD 3
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1. Sax Jam(6) >
2. Unknown(7)
3. Unknown(8)
4. The Emperor
5. Unknown
6. Good For You Good For Me(9)

CD 4
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1. Flute Solo >
2. BBQ Song>
3. Groove On
4. Congas > Rumpwinder
5. Unknown

Notes

Source: Neumann AK40's(20'FOB/DFC)>LC3>KM100 Mic Bodies>Lunatec V2>Apogee AD500e @ 44.1K

Transfer: Dat(m)>Sony PCM-R300(coax) > Ego-sys Waveterminal U2A> SF 4.5 > CDWAV >SHN via MKW 0.97b, w/ seek tables appended

recording and transfer by MicK Pacifici

1-Jam started with the band offstage, playing as they made their way to stage.
2-with the Dirty Dozen Brass Horns.
3-with Fareed Haque (Garaj Mahal) on guitar and Eric Levy (Garaj Mahal) on Fender Rhodes.
4-with Fareed Haque (Garaj Mahal) on guitar and Scotty Stoughton (Sucker) on Vocals.
5-with Fareed Haque (Garaj Mahal) on guitar and Anthony Smith (Global Funk Council) on keyboards.
6-with Fareed Haque (Garaj Mahal) on guitar & Jessica Lurie (Living Daylights) on alto saxaphone.
7-with Jessica Lurie (Living Daylights) on alto saxaphone & Jason Concepcion (Netwerk:Electric) on guitar.
8-with Ari Sabado (Cabaret Diosa) on baritone saxaphone.
9-with Jake Cinninger (Umphrey's McGee) on guitar.
?-With Steve Haney (Global Funk Council) on percussion at sometime during the show.
Jacob Fred Oddesey opened this show

please send any setlist corrections to: teamneumann@attbi.com

Addeddate: 2002-11-24 00:00:00

Discs: 4

Has_mp3: 0

Identifier: kdtu2002-07-07.shnf

Lineage: Dat(m)>Sony PCM-R300(coax) > Ego-sys Waveterminal U2A> SF 4.5 > CDWAV >SHN via MKW 0.97b

Location: Quincy, CA

Numeric_id: 1356

Shndiscs: 2

Source: (FOB) Neumann AK40> LC3> KM100> Lunatec V2> Apogee AD-500E > Sony TCD-D8

Taped by: Mick Pacifici

Transferred by: Mick Pacifici

Type: sound

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Reviewer: The Sound Hound - - October 27, 2003
Subject: Wow

This show is absurd. One set? Wow. This is my first KDTU show, but it certainly won't be my last. One note - this show can fit on 3 CDs. Just do the tracks one at a time until the next one won't fit on the CD and it works. This does split up the jam leading into Satisfied and Satisfied, but the jam winds down so much that it doesn't seem to break the groove of the show to split them up.

Yes, 5 star reviews don't mean a whole lot, but if a lot of people all give a show 5 stars, it does mean something. Take note.

Reviewer: mickpacifici - - May 30, 2003
Subject: A yes... Better that Bonnaroo!

Such a good time! What a fun show. As Karl said, by no means is this the "tight show!" Very loose and free form. 3.5 hrs One Set! One big Jam session. Look at the laundry list pf players. A must have KDTU set. Great way to end a great Festival!

Reviewer: Jonathan D. - - March 11, 2003
Subject: Better than Bonnaroo?

I keep asking myself this question: Is this Tiny Universe show better than their Bonnaroo sets? In my humble opinion, yes. Starting off with a wicked intro with the Dirty Dozen Brass Band and just pure audio sodomy (yes, it's a good thing) from then on. I know it seems commonplace to give shows here a 5 star rating, but this definitly deserves it. The source is top notch. I've listened to this show about four times since I downloaded it and have not noticed any flaws. Bravo to the taper and big kudos to KDTU.

Reviewer: medlhuber - - January 22, 2003
Subject: Sickness

Well this show, like almost every Karl D. show is just completely off the hook. Pure sickness from start to finish, 3.5 hours of karl d and all his friends, non stop. Elephants kicked it all off with ALL of dirty dozen brass band, talk about bad ass. Then throughout the show, someone new kept coming out almost every show, fareed haque, jessica lurie, jason conception, eric levy, jake cunninger and many more. Check this show out, definatly one of the best sets of live music I saw all year.

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