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String Cheese Incident Live at The Mothership on 1998-03-21

by String Cheese Incident

Publication date: 1998-03-21 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Live concert

Collection: StringCheeseIncident

Band/Artist: String Cheese Incident

Set 1: Restless Wind, Chili Dawg > Flipside the Flapjack, Big Sciota, Hold What You Got, MLT, Got What He Wanted > Nardis > San Jose~

Set 2: Chillin' Like a Villain*, 100 Year Flood > Smile, Up Against The Wall Redneck Mother, Jellyfish > So What^ > Midnight Moonlight, Don't Say > Johnny Cash

Encore: Walk This Way

Notes

* with Keller Williams and without Bill Nershi.
^ Nershi missed the first half.
~ with Keller Williams on mouth fleugel.

Seed Notes:
- So What fades in.
- Missing "Hold What You Got" between Big Sciota and MLT.

Addeddate: 2004-04-06 22:02:39

Discs: 3

Has_mp3: 1

Identifier: sci1998-03-21.sbd.flac16

Location: Tacoma, WA

Shndiscs: 2

Source: SBD > DAT > CDR > EAC (secure) > FLAC16 (level 8)

Transferred by: Craig Satzman

Type: sound

Venue: The Mothership

Year: 1998

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Reviewer: naugget - - November 28, 2008
Subject: MOTHERSHIP#@$#@

my first SCI cd ever, and i have been on a steady cheese binge since!!

Chilli Dawg > Flipside Flapjack (Black And White Jam)
Got What He Wanted > Nardis > San Jose
THE WHOLE SECOND SET!!! So What, Flood, classic SCI Dont Say > Johnny Cash segue!!!

this was all i needed to get me hooked. def. an epic show.... all of March 98 was epic!

Reviewer: alex blackshere - - September 27, 2007
Subject: Flipside the Flapjack

Interesting, this must have just been a jam that they later made into "Black & White". That's a cool little time nugget.

Reviewer: Jac from Tucson - - September 15, 2006
Subject: Five-star material, hands down!

By '97 SCI had their act down and really had a sense of direction, and all the shows from '98 bear witness to that. You just can't find a bad '98 show. This soundboard has great audio quality, great music, great everything. This was the era when you could still see the guys up close in bars. In another couple of years, that would come to an end. Sigh...the good ol' days. Some 2,000+ folks have downloaded this, and there's a reason. It's good stuff.

Jac in Tucson
tucsondeadhead@yahoo.com
db.etree.org/tucsondeadhead

Reviewer: hyperboy - - August 25, 2005
Subject: wish I were there!

Ashame I was not there...this is a fantastic show. Great playing and top notch sound quality. I prefer pre-2000 SCI anyway. Didn't SCI play the Fillmore West (or some venue in San Fran) sometime in March 1998? If so, why aren't those shows up here. Back in the summer of 1998 I got ahold of a few tapes from a fan in Norman, OK...I could of sworn they were from San Fran in March 1998. Someone who knows please tell me. Peace to all.

Reviewer: Brad Leblanc - - October 21, 2004
Subject: The info file sheds light

If you look at the info file, or the notes section below, both will tell you that the song was missing from the recording.

Reviewer: phukengruven - - October 5, 2004
Subject: Where's Hold What Ya Got?

Just taking a listen to this fine gem, and Hold What Ya Got seems to be missing from this source. It is supposed to be sandwiched between Sciota & MLT. Is it missing on the original seed?

Reviewer: PhilR1959 - - April 8, 2004
Subject: Thanks, Big Dog!

This is where it began for me! My first ever "Incident!" In the fall of 1997, Joel Tarantal sent me my first String Cheese tape (Sheridan Opera House show). I said, "This is the band for me!" Had to miss the Showbox-Seattle show because I was at Outdoor Education Camp with my fifth graders. Talked my wife and another couple into driving to Tacoma to what looked like a geodesic dome of a venue. The Mothership was a heavy metal bar/club, complete with metal detectors. Was kinda funny to see the Barefoot Boys playing there, but what the heck! Talked with the owner who was excited about his Hammond B-3, which he hoped Kyle would play. Smallish crowd. We were close to the stage, and it just blew my mind. Six years on, and I still get a big old grin when I see them. Thanks, Craig, for uploading this show!

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