Local H
June 23rd, 2015.	
The Mothlight - Asheville, NC.

Taper:      Nathan B. True <ntrue2@juno.com>
Location:   75 ft back, centered to right of sound stage.
Source:     TASCAM DR-44WL Linear PCM Recorder(24 bit @96kHz) > Audacity (dithered to 16 bit) 
	    > Cd Wave > FLAC
Conversion: Nathan B. True <ntrue2@juno.com>>
Equipment:  SanDisk 16GB MicroSD Card > (USB) @ 96kHz > 44.1kHz? > Cd Wave

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Total Time: (1:33:06)

01. The Last Picture Show In Zion		7:59
02. Cynic					5:20
03. All The Kids Are Right			3:42
04. Gig Bag Road				4:06
05. Another February 				4:22
06. Fritz's Corner				4:12
07. Freshly Fucked				1:58
08. Mansplainer					2:48
09. Back In The Day				3:25
10. Leon And The Game Of Skin			7:05
11. The One With 'Kid'				5:42
12. Deep Cut					1:53
13. Hands On The Bible				4:24
14. California Songs				4:12
15. John The Baptist Blues			5:37
16. Salt Mine (rock version)			3:09
17. Misanthrope					4:36
18. Bound For The Floor				9:27
19. That's What They All Say			11:34
20. High-Fiving MF * >				7:26


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Notes:

*  = Features a "Unchained." interlude, 
     Originally Recorded By Van Halen.


I pretty much recorded this on a whim, deciding to record at the last minute. I picked 
up the TASCAM DR-44WL as a special on Amazon a day before the show, so I didn’t have 
time to do too much research or to realize that the mic in jacks are XLR inputs. For 
these reasons, the show was recorded with the TASCAMS own stereo condenser microphones. 
I also did not have time to practice recording on other live bands or really “get to know 
the recorder” before using it. It’s not a bad sounding recording, but it certainly isn’t a 
“Dewey level recording” either. It is what it is. 
Enjoy.

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