RAQ  
Wormtown Music Festival Greenfield Massachusetts
2003-09-20 
Late Night Cabin #1

d1t01. Beauregard
d1t02. Barometric Weather
d1t03. Newton
d1t04. Nasty
d1t05. Sweet Cream Butter
d1t06. Instrumental (Stoops!)
d1t07. Hitchhiker
d1t08. Shirley Be a Drooler
d1t09. Raspberry Beret

RAQ:
Jay Burwick    bass guitar, vocals
Chris Michetti guitar, vocals
Todd Stoops    keyboard, vocals
Greg Stukey    drums

Master: Beyer M201E's X-Y 10 feet from speaker
hanging from rafter>>Graham Patten DMIC 20>>Sony TCD-8

Transfer: Sony A-6>>Mac G-4 using Echo Gina 24 at 16 bit 48kHz>>
PEAK BIAS VST recording software ( sample conversion)>>
Matshita CDR-W 7808 Internal Burner
Disc was EAC'd to a PC 633 PIV, then converted to FLAC

Master by Mike Deary and Kyle Holbrook
Transfer by Kyle Holbrook
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This was possibly my favorite RAQ show. ONly the 2nd time we ahd seen them, THG having found these guys and put them on at Tobacco road previously. This set was one of the Late night offerings at Wormtown that year and was set in a Boy Scout cabin complete with merit badge drawings if wildlife and feathers displayed with all sorts of pre-teen artwork everywhere. The ceiling was maybe 16 feet with these wooden beams about the 10 foot level so we hung the microphones from the beam just above and in front of the band. There was no stage, the band just stood on the floor with the other dancers. These cabins probably would only hold about 10-15 Boy Scouts, but there was at least 75 people crammed in for this set. What an incredible performance. Tood Stoops shined on the kyeboards, Chris Michetti was in solid form with great tonality and guitar solos, with Greg and Jay holding up the Rhythm and Jay singing Sweet Cream Butter was the crowd favorite highlight. 