RELISTENTODark Star Orchestra
Re
201004/14
Bands
Featured
Bands
Dark Star Orchestra
2010
4/14/10
Tuning
0:18
Let the Good Times Roll
5:23
Shakedown Street
13:13
Black Throated Wind
8:21
Big Railroad Blues
6:18
Greatist Story Ever told
8:28
Cumberland Blues *
9:16
Next time you See me *
5:39
Me & Bobby McGee *
9:31
Birdsong
13:12
Tuning
2:16
Let it Grow >
14:28
Foolish Heart >
10:00
Women are Smarter >
19:04
Jam > The Eleven >
9:51
Drums > space
4:36
Space >
5:17
I need a Miracle >
5:59
Standing on the Moon >
11:38
Round n Round
13:42
After Midnight >
7:34
Elinor Rigby >
4:03
After Midnight >
5:09
FIN
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Sources
Taper: Jon Hart and Peter Toluzzi
3:16:28
Taper:
Jon Hart and Peter Toluzzi
Transferrer:
Peter Toluzzi
SHNID:
dso2010-04-14.KM140.flac16_889
Source:
Neumann KM140 > SD 722 @24/96)
Lineage:
Flash Cards > Soundforge (levels, fades, minimal eq set 1 only, resampling and dithering to 16/44.1) > CDWave > TLH
Taper Notes:
View Notes* Guest Aaron Redner from Hot Buttered Rum - Fiddle # Band was onstage at start of set 2 for nearly ten minutes before actually starting to play, causing some amusing comments. I edited this excitement down to less than three minutes for your listening pleasure... Rob Eaton: guitar, vocals Stu Allen: guitar, vocals Rob Baracco: keyboards, vocals Dino English: drums Rob Koritz: drums Kevin Rosen: bass, vocals Lisa Mackey: vocals Neumann KM140 > SD 722 @24/96) > Flash Cards > Soundforge (levels, fades, minimal eq set 1 only, resampling and dithering to 16/44.1) > CDWave > TLH Notes: Mics were set up center of drink rail, dead center, 10" high. The room seemed a little boomy in the first set, but much cleaner in the second set. I gently brightened the top end of the first set by a few dB above 3.5 kHz.The second set is unmodified. Enjoy! When played loud,the low bass really comes to life... Taped by Jon Hart and Peter Toluzzi, transferred and torrented by Peter T. My Neumann's and his SD's sure seem to match up well, thanks Jon! A slightly different version of this recording, transferred by Jon Hart and slightly equalized ("to make Stu clearer in the mix") is already archived here: http://www.archive.org/details/DSO2010-04-14.flac16 Check it out! Enjoy! Peter T