Bela Fleck and the Flecktones

Acoustic Planet Tour 

August 29, 2004

Merriweather Post Pavilion

Columbia, MD

  

Disc 1

    
1)  Sisters and Brothers (Keller Williams' set segues into Bela Fleck and 

        the Flecktones; first Futureman joins Keller, then Victor, then Jeff

        Coffin, and finally Bela)
    
2)  Earth Jam
    
3)  (cut in) Big Country
    
4) 
 Scratch and Sniff
5)  Bil Mon (w/Sam Bush on Fiddle)
    
6)  Stomping Grounds (w/Sam Bush on Mandolin)

  

Disc 2

    
1)  Flight of the Cosmic Hippo
    
2)  A Moment So Close 
3)  Banjo Duet (w/Bela Fleck and Dave Johnston of YMSB)

  

Bela Bush and the Yonder WilliamsTones Band
    
4)  Come Together
    
5)  Stairway to Watchtower
    
6)  (cut in) Foggy Mountain Breakdown



Source:  SP-CMC-4 > SP-SPSB6 Battery Box > Sony MZ-NHF800 (Hi-MD)

Conversion:  Extigy > Audition 1.0 > CDWave (for track splits) > FLAC

Taped and Converted By:  tonedeaf (stevetoney1@hotmail.com)



Notes:  
Sound is very good.  I had the good fortune to be right up front, fifth row 
behind the orchestra section directly in front of left stack.  So I was 
probably 10 yards back from the stack.  This provided very clean and rich 
tone.  

I'm using my new hi-MD deck and each disc holds 94 minutes of music.  Since
 the acoustic planet tour is a continuous set of music, I had to change 
discs between songs and ended up missing the start of Big Country and Foggy
Mountain Breakdown because of disc change-outs. 

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If interested, this show can be integrated with the rest of the performances
from that night.  I didn't have a convenient way to download the entire night
into one LMA directory because there's no Acoustic Planet Tour LMA directory.  If 
you'd like to do so, the order of the performers that night was YMSB, KW, and BFFT.  
Obviously, the segue songs between sets shouldn't be repeated and the final three 
songs are with everyone.  I included the segue songs in both directories of the 
respective artists and the encore songs in all three directories.

Sam Bush also performed that night before any of the others.  I'd have posted his
set also but he isn't approved for downloading onto the archive.  

