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Umphrey's McGee Live at Funk Box on 2004-02-21

by Umphreys McGee

Publication date: 2004-02-21 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Live concert

Collection: UmphreysMcGee

Band/Artist: Umphreys McGee

Set1:
Disc1
1. Kat's Tune ->
2. Much Obliged ->
3. Jazz Odyssey ->
4. The Crooked One
5. FF -> Jam
6. Brideless
7. White Man's Moccasins
8. Uncle Wally
9. All in Time

Set2:
Disc2
1. Crowd/Banter
2. Professor Wormbog
3. When the World is Running Down^ ->
4. "jimmy stewart" 06:38
5. Blue Echo -> 02:26
6. Jam -> 02:18
7. Blue Echo -> 03:27
8. Jam ->## 09:44
9. Push the Pig 10:59
10. All Things Ninja 16:34
11. Wife Soup 15:18
Encore
12. Crowd/Banter 02:12
13. Waiting Room 03:20

Notes

-Joshua Redman sat in on saxaphones for entire second set
^ with Ilya Stemkovsky (OM Trio) on percussion; with Another Brick In the Wall tease in the intro
## with Hot For Teacher tease
Tech Note:
Wormbog can be added to D1 to make the show fit on 2 discs
-I Decided to transfer this sbd source after listening to the Wilson Matrix, as i felt that the other source had some very harsh spots in the vocals. Browning's Matrix was much cleaner. -I also tracked this a little different, leaving the FF>jam complete as 1 track and broke up the blue echo>jam>blue echo>jam section in set2, which is just blue echo>jam broken up in the wilson source. Enjoy!

Addeddate: 2004-05-28 22:28:10

Discs: 2

Has_mp3: 0

Identifier: um2004-02-21.KBmatrix.flac

Lineage: D100 -> UA-5 -> Toshiba Satellite 1135-S155 -> Soundforge 6(normalized & resample to 44.1khz w/anti-alias filter 4/4) -> CDwav(splits) -> Flac

Location: Baltimore, MD

Numeric_id: 14465

Shndiscs: 2

Source: SBD(delayed via TC Electronics D-Two) + Neumann KU-100(at DFC, 10' from stage) -> Allen & Heath WZ12:4:2 -> Sony R-500 w/SBM-1 -> DAP-1(master) -> D-100(48khz,DAT/4)

Taped by: Kevin Browning & Chris Clark(clark@taperssection.com)

Transferred by: Chris Clark

Type: sound

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Reviewer: ed hochuli - - February 26, 2005
Subject: WoW!

I'm also not a big phan of horns in my Umphrey's, but this actually put a smile on my face!!....the tracking according to the setlist is waaay off though....here's my setlist according to this particular download:
Umphrey's McGee
2-21-04 Funk Box, Baltimore,MD

Set 1
Disc 1
1. Kat's Tune ->
2. Much Obliged ->
3. Jazz Odyssey ->
4. The Crooked One
5. FF ->
6. "Jimmy Stewart"
7. Bridgeless
8. White Man's Moccasins
9. Uncle Wally
10. All in Time

Set 2:
11. Professor Wormbog

Disc 2 (set 2 cont.)
1. When the World is Running Down* ->
2. "Jimmy Stewart">
3. Blue Echo> jam> Blue Echo>
4. "Jimmy Stewart">
5. jam ?
6. Push the Pig
7. Joel banter
8. All Things Ninja
9. Wife Soup
Encore:
10. Waiting Room**

Notes:
* The Police
** Fugazi
-Joshua Redman sat in on saxaphones for entire second set

Reviewer: grossjoe7 - - February 13, 2005
Subject: REDONCULOUS!!!

Absolutley insane show. These guys are the next big thing. They can go from lightning fast van halen style guitar solos into totally mellow jazz grooves with the sax player in the second set.

Reviewer: manofb - - January 27, 2005
Subject: Smokin Show

This is top notch UM here. The second set has a guest horn player that actually fits in quite well. I don't normally like horns in my rock, but this is an example of it working well. The first set is not to be overlooked either, with what many consider the FF being one of the best jams of 2004. As for the sound, it's a KB matrix, I shouldn't have to tell you how great it is. Download this now, I promise you, that is well worth it....

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