Guster
August 9th, 2011
Stone Pony Summer Stage, Asbury Park, NJ

Master:
Elation KM201's>Lunatec V3>Microtrack 24/96 (24-bit, 48kHz WAV)
5' left of center, 40' from stage
by Dave Mallick

Conversion:
WAV>Sound Studio 2.2.4 (track/dither/resample)>xACT 2.13>FLAC
by Dave Mallick

01. The Captain                                  [04:24.25]
02. Architects & Engineers                       [02:52.01]
03. Barrel Of A Gun                              [04:11.26]
04. Airport Song                                 [04:50.67]
05. What You Call Love                           [04:44.16]
06. Two Points For Honesty                       [04:17.65]
07. The Beginning Of The End                     [03:21.03]
08. Demons                                       [04:12.50]
09. This Could All Be Yours                      [03:45.64]
10. Come Downstairs & Say Hello                  [07:08.45]
11. G Major*                                     [03:52.02]
12. Fa Fa#                                       [05:53.70]
13. This Is How It Feels To Have A Broken Heart  [03:25.14]
14. Amsterdam                                    [03:58.46]
15. Happier                                      [04:10.41]
16. Satellite                                    [05:59.58]
17. Careful$                                     [04:16.39]
18. Young Folks%                                 [05:07.04]
                                          Total: [80:32.36]

* with Giles Davis on flute, Mike Firios on trumpet, Jimmy Robinson on trombone
# with Giles Davis on saxophone, Mike Firios on trumpet, Jimmy Robinson on trombone
$ with Andrew McMahon (Jack's Mannequin) on keys and vocals
% with Andrew McMahon on vocals

A huge thunderstorm had swept through earlier in the afternoon,
preventing the crew from finishing the stage setup on time. This pushed
all the stage times back and Guster was playing under constant threat of
more bad weather, so they played straight through their set.

This is 32 seconds too long to burn to a CD, so if you really want
a one-disc show, there's enough intro music before the first track
that you can edit it out.