Bonerama 
08/26/05 Sets 1 & 2
Broadway Oyster Bar (St. Louis, MO)
Source: DSBD (via Cardas Golden Reference XLR's>RCA's) > Sony SBM-1 @ 48k > Sony PCM-M1 > Quantegy R-94 DAT (set 1), Sony PDP-125C DAT (set 2)
Transfer: DAT's > Sony PCM-R300 > Monster Interlink 200 Optical Cable > ADS Tech RDX-150 (S/PDIF pass-thru) > USB > Sound Forge 8.0* @ 16/48 > 
WAV > CD Wave Editor > Flac Frontend (level 8, verify, sector align) > FLAC16 
* - Sound Forge was used to record; Resampled to 44.1k w/ anti alias filter & interpolation accuracy at highest settting (4 of 4); Normalized; Fades added Flac fingerprints (text) created w/ Flac Frontend MD5 & FFP checksums created w/ Trader's Little Helper
Taped, Transferred & Seeded by: STLBlues

Set 1 (Disc 1): 
01. 'Crowd Noise' 
02. Less Is More 
03. Funky Miracle
04. The Wizard
05. Blackout In New York City 
06. I'm Tellin' Ya 
07. It Don't Mean Nothin'
08. ? 
09. Whipping Post 
10. Shake Your Rugalator 
11. Frankenstein > 
12. Drums > 
13. Frankenstein 

Set 2A (Disc 2): 
01. Intro 
02. Meters Medley > 
03. ? 
04. Bap Bap> 
05. Gecko Love
06. Bone Up 
07. Dad's Dilemma 

Set 2B (Disc 3): 
01. Baronne 
02. The Mouse
03. Givin' The Dog A Bone 
04. Crosstown Traffic 
Encore: 
05. War Pigs 

Band Lineup: 
Brian O'Neill - Bass Trombone 
Mark Mullins - Trombone, Vocals 
Craig Klein - Trombone 
Steve Suter - Trombone 
Matt Perrine - Sousaphone 
Bert Cotton - Guitar 
Russell Batiste Jr. - Drums

***On behalf of all the fans of Bonerama, I would like to dedicate this show to Brian O'Neill*** 1955 - 2005 
Trombonist, composer, arranger, vocalist, pianist Brian O'Neill passed away suddenly Thursday afternoon (12/16/05)
after suffering an apparent heart attack while on a solo piano gig in New Orleans, LA. He was a character member 
of the New Orleans based trombone troupe since their first show in 1998. O'Neill was noted for his work with 
Wayne Cochran and the CC Riders in the 1970's as well as being a mainstay of the popular New Orleans R&B 
vocalist Luther Kent's band "Trick Bag" for the past 25 years. In Bonerama, O'Neill was one of the most frequently 
called trombonists in New Orleans over the past 25 years. In Bonerama, O'Neill penned the most recent "Bone Up" 
from the LIVE From New York CD and also appeared in countless sit ins with the Bonerama horns including appearances
with Gov't Mule and the Radiators. Fellow Bonerama trombonist Mark Mullins recalls, "I met Brian on a gig at a 
Mardi Gras parade 21 years ago and after the first song I realized that is what I wanted to sound like. To have him 
in the Bonerama band was just a constant inspiration on both a personal and musical level. There was so much he 
had not had a chance to say yet..." Bonerama trombonist Craig Klein adds, "He really loved playing the trombone and
 it was a passion that brought us all together. He is and will always be our bone brother. I love him and will truly miss
 him in so many ways.  SPECIAL THANKS to Mark Mullins & the rest of Bonerama for letting me record & share this show. www.bonerama.net 