Local H
May 29th, 2002.
Newport Music Hall - Columbus, OH.

Taper: Charles Dewey Cole, IV <live2cd@hotmail.com>
Location: Center Floor, 15ft back from stage. (At times, 10ft) * 
Source: CSB + Sony MZR-50 Minidisc > Cep v.2.0 > Cd Wave
Conversion: Charles Dewey Cole, IV <live2cd@hotmail.com>
Equipment: Sony Minidisc (digital optical toslink) > Cd Wave

* Set I * ["Here Comes The Zoo"]
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Disc One: (57:53)

01. Hands On The Bible				5:18
02. Half-Life					3:34
03. Son Of 'Cha!'				3:13
04. 5th Ave. Crazy				3:35
05. (Baby Wants To) Tame Me			11:18
06. Rock & Roll Professionals $			4:37
07. Keep Your Girlfriend			3:34
08. Creature Comforted				4:11
09. Bryn-Mawr Stomp				3:21
10. What Would You Have Me Do?			15:07

* Set II *
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Disc Two: (25:11)

01. ~ Encore ~					3:10
02. Eddie Vedder				3:08
03. Bound For The Floor				5:01
04. All The Kids Are Right			3:22
05. High-Fiving MF				6:48
06. Fritz's Corner				3:42

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Notes:

First, and possibly the final time the band will ever perform all of 
"Here Comes The Zoo" in it's entirety. A very special show to witness.

* = denotes position. 
I moved from around 15ft to 10ft back and forth on the center floor. 
I was pulling better sound at the 10ft marker, altho due to mosh pits breaking out 
every other song or so, I would move back accordingly. Not bumped once :)

$ = Post editing error. This is all my fault. There was some sort of glitch in the
audio when I transfered this, and I never corrected it. A portion of the song
has been lost, and I cannot recover it, due to the minidisc being erased after 
the transfer. The recording sounds like its skipping. I apologize, this kills me. :(

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