cvb2005-02-24.a.akg451.flac16 Camper Van Beethoven etree CamperVanBeethoven etree sound "Cracker" Van Beethoven Trio 2/24/05 (early, in-store set) M-Theory Music San Diego, CA 01. intro 02. All Her Favorite Fruit 03. Big Dipper 04. Might Makes Right 05. That Gum You Like 06. album intro/banter 07. San Bernardino Boy 08. song intro 09. The Long Plastic Hallway David Lowery, Johnny Hickman, & Jonathan Segel 2005-02-24 2005 Cracker; Camper Van Beethoven; Johnny Hickman; Jonathan Segel; In-Store; M Theory Music; San Diego 2008-12-29 23:08:50 2008-12-29 23:08:00 james@bartoli.org easy jim easy jim 2008-12-29 23:17:22 2009-01-05 07:32:11 M-Theory Music San Diego, CA DAUD: AKG c451b/st (~ on 'stage', A-B, 6' separation and aimed towards center 'stage', ~ 24" high) -> Oade Bros. P-Mod. Edirol UA-5 -> coax s/pdif @ 48KHz -> PCM-M1 (recorder) -> MDAT MDAT -> PCM-R500 (playback) -> coax s/pdif -> MOTU Traveler/MacBook Pro/Digital Performer 5.1 (transfer, bounce to disc w/ FX (para EQ, light compression, limiter, peak normalize), split tracks, resample to 44.1KHz) -> .aiff -> xACT v1.58 -> FLAC (level 8) James Bartoli cvb2005-02-24a.akg451.t01.flac:eaf9e68f0c87e5f61ce3bd5b58049a94 cvb2005-02-24a.akg451.t02.flac:6e6055b31c6b962c89d9de00d24b0154 cvb2005-02-24a.akg451.t03.flac:0ba230bd3ba256aa099737b7ebe370c6 cvb2005-02-24a.akg451.t04.flac:c99abeb9a424b62f6f034a9c91113cd6 cvb2005-02-24a.akg451.t05.flac:920e2e0180cd1e9419d45d0aa65c327e cvb2005-02-24a.akg451.t06.flac:869c4b5269449f1ad5bcf97025c9dfc2 cvb2005-02-24a.akg451.t07.flac:892585bdd9f2bf3ff44f1d71993c2973 cvb2005-02-24a.akg451.t08.flac:55d701118adc26d9e292c869c05fb692 cvb2005-02-24a.akg451.t09.flac:e4fde1239ee63c70527e93be41295673 This was an in-store set before they performed a sold out show later that night at the Casbah. There was no 'stage' and the band set up in the back side of the store with a couple PA speakers on either side, and a couple monitors on either side. It was incredibly packed in the store, and there was no space to raise a mic stand for recording. The mics were set up just a few feet in front of the band 'on stage', and were kept low on kick drum stands to not distrurb sight lines. 2009-01-05 07:47:39 easy jim