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Soul Coughing Live at Wetlands Preserve on 1994-08-10

by Soul Coughing

Publication date: 1994-08-10 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Live concert

Collection: SoulCoughing

Band/Artist: Soul Coughing

01. Blueeyed Devil
02. Casiotone Nation
03. Moon Sammy
04. Laugh On Fat Boy
05. How Many Cans
06. Is Chicago, Is Not Chicago
07. Sugar Free Jazz
08. Uh, Zoom Zip
09. Screenwriters Blues
10. Blues To Beelzebub
11. Blow My Only
12. Mr. Bitterness
13. Down To This
14. I'm Living On Babyfood
15. City Of Motors

Addeddate: 2004-01-03 20:45:11

Discs: 1

Has_mp3: 0

Identifier: sc1994-08-10.shnf

Lineage: Unknown

Location: New York City, NY

Numeric_id: 9095

Shndiscs: 1

Source: SBD

Transferred by: Chad

Type: sound

Venue: Wetlands Preserve

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Reviewer: theoriginalMaxman2 - - January 31, 2013
Subject: good show

Not a bad show. And no, I'm Livin' On Babyfood is the correct title.

Reviewer: diveatlas.com - - October 18, 2004
Subject: Average concert and recording

Doughty's voice is loud and shaky on the recording. Not really a clean recording, but not bad. Sound is a little muffled. The volume for each element goes up and down often. Set list is classic so it gets a 3.

Reviewer: rickfonte - - March 25, 2004
Subject: a relic find

Great set though keys are a little low in the mix, everyone else sounds great though. THis is definitely an early set as Doughty is not as comfortable with the crowd as he seems later. I believe the official name of track 14 was "Long Island Lolita."

Reviewer: Hextall_27 - - February 23, 2004
Subject: Great Show

The date of this show is correct as far as I can tell. According to the Soul Coughing Underground site's Gigography, this would be the band's 6th ever concert. Not as good of quality as the '98 show in DC, but still pretty good. Only one song is off the 'Bliss' album, 'How Many Cans'...not sure why the first reviewer stated it was dominated by 'Bliss', oh well. This very early Soul Coughing gig is prime material for SC collector's or live show lovers in general. Oh, and track 14 is actually called 'Amy Fisher'.

Reviewer: mrlumpy - - January 23, 2004
Subject: Good quality, good show.

First off, I have doubts about the date of this show, as it is dominated by "Irrestible Bliss" era songs, which was released in 1996. I could be wrong, though. The quality is an A-/B+, only because it is difficult to hear Mark De Gli Antoni's keyboard/sampler on many tracks. Overall this is a great one-disc show and a fun listen.

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