RELISTENTO
Re
199307/27
Bands
Featured
Bands
Hypnotic Clambake
1993
7/27/93
The Philosopher
1:18
Meatballs
5:17
Rattling Keys >
1:25
The Celtic Fiddle Tune >
0:54
Yossel, Yossel, Yossel >
0:57
For The Love Of Money Jam >
0:56
Fate
4:20
Psychic Girl
3:22
Black Wedding
4:51
Rasta Cyborg
5:23
Tra La La
5:12
Bisexual Military
4:12
Chef Mobie's Gumbo Gator
11:44
Square Dance Messiah
6:18
Fool In Love
4:55
Ant Man
5:53
Faraway Cows
3:11
Black Forest
13:54
General Turkey
4:31
In the Middle
3:46
Scorched Earth Polly
3:51
Old Joe Clark
8:39
The Feldmans
10:18
"Sicky At The Hickey"
2:37
FIN
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Sources
Taper: Peter Schneider
1:57:44
Taper:
Peter Schneider
Transferrer:
Alex Herd (alleghenycitysound@gmail.com)
SHNID:
hypnoticclambake1993-07-27.Schneider
Source:
Soundboard > Sony TC-D5 (Maxell XL II S 100 cassettes)
Lineage:
Denon DN-790R > Universal Audio Volt 4 > WaveLab 6 (digitization, @ 24bit/48kHz) > Pro Tools Studio 2023.6 (editing) > CD Wave Editor (tracking, exported as FLAC)
Taper Notes:
View Notes-The source is not listed on the tapes, but this is very likely the source. -Low record level on right channel for much of the show. I boosted the level to even it out leaving some more hiss on the right than the left. -First tape of the show is missing and thus most of the first set is missing. "The Philosopher" cuts in. -Tape flip during "Chef Mobie's Gumbo Gator". There is a brief cut in the middle of the song. -Tape change after "Black Forest" and before "General Turkey". -"Sicky At The Hickey" is an improvisation and includes a "Joe Pete" reprise at the end. --- 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 than Pete and we all miss him greatly."