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MD5 Record Set:    Disc 1 -    Disc 2 -    Disc 3 -    Disc 4 -    Disc 5 -    Disc 6
  • Band / Artist
  • Concert Date
  • RoIO Title
  • Venue
  • 10,000 Maniacs
  • 1987-12-02
  • Untitled
  • Renaissance Theater
  • Town / City
  • State / Prov.
  • Country
  • File Format
  • Rochester
  • NY
  • FLAC
  • Recorder Number
  • Sound Quality
  • Entered By
  • Date Entered
  • Rec 1
  • Fair
  • geek01
  • 12th June 2014
					
  • 10,000 MANIACS 12-2-87 RENAISSANCE THEATRE - ROCHESTER, NY source: audience recorded by: Mike Rae (gregrypeckry) transfer: master cassette>CDR by Dave Walton, CDR>EAC>WAV>CDWAVE (track splits)>GOLDWAVE (fades)>FLAC by Zeb total time 73:50 01. "Got lost - sorry" 02. HEY JACK KEROUAC 03. MADDOX TABLE 04. A CAMPFIRE SONG 05. PLANNED OBSOLESCENCE 06. "Tennessee Jed" (Grateful Dead) piano tease / "I was told to tell a story..." 07. GUN SHY 08. CAN'T IGNORE THE TRAIN 09. PEACE TRAIN (Cat Stevens) 10. a capella snippet ("Bohemian Rhapsody" - Queen) 11. MY SISTER ROSE 12. a capella snippet ("Life is Just a Bowl of Cherries" - Lew Brown) / "Meaningless - absolutely meaningless" 13. LIKE THE WEATHER 14. CITY OF ANGELS 15. // WHAT'S THE MATTER HERE 16. DON'T TALK 17. SCORPIO RISING encore: 18. AMONG THE AMERICANS 19. a capella snippet ("Indian Reservation" - Paul Revere and the Raiders) 20. THE LATIN ONE 21. tuning / "This song's for Kenny" 22. LILYDALE / "Good night...G-O-O-D-N-I-G-H-T" 23. CHERRY TREE 24. // piano > VERDI CRIES Flaws: first few seconds of t15 (What's the Matter Here) are missing, due to a tape flip, beginning of t24 (Natalie piano noodling) is cut...Natalie's vocals get clipped when she sings too loudly (her voice filled the joint that night!) Comments: this is a good-sounding recording from a building that used to be a church - it has a high ceiling and an elevated stage, so it obviously wasn't meant for rock n' roll! That being said, this is an enjoyable listen - I'd rate it a solid B for sound and the same for the show...the drums sound especially nice, and every time Rob Buck does one of his trademark 'spiraling' solos, the volume goes up and his guitar sound fills the room! Hope all you maniacs like this one, too - enjoy! - Zeb