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Bowery Ballroom
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Sony PCM-D50 -> WAV -> Audacity (level normalization) -> CD Wave (track-splitting) -> FLAC -> You
01 Crime Scene Pt. 1
02 I'm Her Slave
03 Uptown Again
04 What Jail Is Like
05 Going To Town
06 When We Two Parted/Over My Dead Body (Drake)
07 Gentlemen
08 66
09 Dulli Rant
10 Conjure Me
11 Crazy
12 My Enemy
13 Debonair
14 Bulletproof
15 Summer's Kiss
16 Faded (w/Purple Rain outro)
17 -Encore break-
18 See And Don't See (Marie Lyons)
19 Love Crimes (Frank Ocean)
20 Fountain & Fairfax
21 Somethin' Hot
22 -Encore break 2-
23 Miles Iz Ded
Their first live show in thirteen years, played to an enthusiastic crowd at New York's finest venue. Bowery Ballroom only holds about 550 people, so the tickets sold out almost immediately, disappointing countless fans. The recording came out pretty well, despite the fact that I repeatedly had to dodge security who were watching for people using flash cameras. The sound was a little bass-heavy in the venue, but generally good, as it usually is at Bowery Ballroom. Rick McCollum seemed a bit rusty at several points during the show, but the rest of them sounded great. I'm sure they will strengthen as they make their way through Europe. Hard core fans will enjoy track 9, where Dulli mixes it up with some jerk in the crowd. Somehow he doesn't seem as menacing at age 47 as he did twenty years ago. Anyway, it's great to have them back!
Shameless plea to all of you -- Perhaps the best show i've ever seen out of well over 500 concerts was the Twilight Singers show at Irving Plaza on October 16, 2004. I don't think they took the stage before midnight and didn't leave until about 2:30 or so. I know at least two different people taped the show and no amount of cash or trades were enough to get either of them to produce a copy for anyone. Can anyone help? Has anyone ever seen that show circulate anywhere? Thanks.
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