Reid Genauer & The Assembly of Dust March 14, 2003 Paradise Rock Club Boston, MA source: (FOB) Neumann km184 -> MV-100 -> mod SBM-1 -> D8 (@ 44.1 kHz) transfer: Fostex D5 -> optical cable -> Hosa ODL-276 -> S/PDIF coax cable -> EgoSys Waveterminal 2496 -> CoolEdit 2000 (fades, edits) -> CD Wave v1.71 -> mkwACT 0.97b1 edits: Due to being FOB and on the floor, my gear got bumped by the rowdy crowd, and the power cord came loose from my deck during the last encore song. I missed about four and a half minutes of the song, and I have patched my copy with a Schoeps source to fill the gap in the song... It was the first time I had to patch two sources together, and it came out very well. Unless you listen specifically for it, you probably won't hear the transitions. taped and transferred by: Jason Sobel (jasonsobel@hotmail.com) notes about recording gear: The mod SBM-1 has been modified by Doug Oade, and is his complete line stage rebuild modification. general recording notes: The mics were run ORTF, they were approximately 8'4" high, and the stand was about 6 feet back from the stage lip, dead center. The Band: Reid Genauer (Guitar), Andy Herrick (Drums), Adam Terrell (Guitar), John Leccese (Bass), Nate Wilson (Keyboards), special guest Zak Wilson (Percussion) Disc 1 - Total - [78:38.4] Set 1 01 - [01:09.0] - intro 02 - [05:46.1] - What Say You 03 - [06:33.0] - Fountain 04 - [10:08.8] - Roads 05 - [06:06.7] - Seduction of Poses 06 - [09:20.6] - Filter 07 - [05:46.2] - Amplified Messiah 08 - [04:50.6] - Bus Driver 09 - [13:48.4] - Poland Set 2 10 - [00:34.3] - intro 11 - [14:34.7] - Tavern Walker Disc 2 - Total - [75:59.1] Set 2 continued 01 - [06:16.7] - Etta James 02 - [13:55.7] - Cabin John 03 - [05:59.9] - 45 Degrees 04 - [10:09.8] - Stone Choir 05 - [06:10.7] - Elixir 06 - [15:44.6] - Dance 07 - [01:07.9] - encore break 08 - [06:08.6] - 40 Reasons * 09 - [10:25.3] - Love Junkie ** * Reid solo ** Schoeps source patched in, between 3:26 and 7:53 patch source: Schoeps CCM4 -> Apogee Mini-Me -> M1 (run ORTF from balcony center, just in front of soundboard)