RELISTENTO
Re
199303/04
Bands
Featured
Bands
Hypnotic Clambake
1993
3/4/93
I: Yossel, Yossel, Yossel
4:32
Fate
4:31
Old Joe Clark
7:44
Tra La La
4:20
Joe Pete
5:57
Ant Man
5:10
Arachnids (Are Taking Over the Planet!)
3:38
Square Dance Messiah
6:19
II: The Philosopher
0:43
Psychic Girl >
2:57
East Virginia Blues
5:34
As A Man He Thinkith
5:22
11th Chapter Saloon
5:46
Black Wedding
5:22
Cut Out the Pain
4:07
Chef Mobie's Gumbo Gator
8:27
Bulgarian Boogie
5:20
Russian Ballerina
9:39
III: Vocal Jam
3:30
Fiddle Man
2:33
Gondola To Heaven
3:20
General Turkey
4:06
Zyde Coo Coo
5:55
Lilly Blues
6:41
Spirituality
3:33
Past Lives
15:48
Rasta Cyborg
6:30
In the Middle
4:14
The Feldmans
8:01
Hokey Pokey
3:24
FIN
View on archive.org
Sources
Taper: Peter Schneider
2:43:03
Taper:
Peter Schneider
Transferrer:
Alex Herd (alleghenycitysound@gmail.com)
SHNID:
hypnoticclambake1993-03-04.Schneider
Source:
Sennheiser MKE 44-P > Sony TC-D5 (Maxell XL II-S 100 cassettes)
Lineage:
Denon DN-790R > Universal Audio Volt 4 > Pro Tools Studio 2022.7 (@ 24bit/48kHz) > CD Wave Editor (exported as FLAC)
Taper Notes:
View Notes-The right channel of this tape had some significant level changes, especially in the second and third sets. The frequency response seems to change with the level fluctions, so I'm thinking it was maybe a bad tape or a record head issue. I did my best to smooth the changes out so the stereo image remains consistent throughout. -The beginning of "The Philosopher" is cut" -Tape flip after "The Philosopher". The beginning of "Psychic Girl" is cut. -Tape change after "Bulgarian Boogie" -Tape flip during "Past Lives", there is a cut in the middle. --- This recording is part of the Peter Schneider Hypnotic Clambake archive. The digitization of this archive was facilitated by Hypnotic Clambake's Maury Rosenberg. A few words about Pete from Maury: "Peter Schneider (the gentleman who taped these shows) was the quintessential music lover. He had a quietness about him and he was very soulful in his ways. Most of all he was a man of peace who found great joy in listening and recording live music. Hypnotic Clambake had no better fan then Pete and we all miss him greatly."