The Magnix My Morning Jacket Live Recordings Archive Volume 1 (MMMJLRA01)

My Morning Jacket session & interview for "De Avonden",
VPRO Studio Amstel, Amsterdam, The Netherlands,
January 26, 2000

Source: VPRO Radio 5 AM cable broadcast > Cassette
Lineage: Cassette > PC WAV > CD-R > EAC > FLAC level 8
Taper: Magnix
Transfered by: Magnix
Total running time: 1h03m33s (of which 44m11s of music only)

Broadcast in three parts:

Pt. 1, broadcast date: April 13, 2000
01. DJ Intro
02. Heartbreakin Man
03. Interview with Jim James
04. At Dawn (Jim James solo acoustic)
05. Interview with Jim James
06. Evelyn Is Not Real
07. Interview with Jim James
08. Rocket Man (Jim James solo acoustic)
09. Interview with Jim James
10. I Think I'm Going To Hell
11. Interview with Jim James
12. Xmas Curtain
13. DJ Outro

Pt. 2, broadcast date: July 13, 2000
14. DJ Intro
15. Picture Of You
16. DJ Intro
17. Old September Blues
18. The Bear
19. DJ Outro

Pt. 3, broadcast date: August 24, 2000
20. War Begun
21. DJ Intro
22. Honest Man
23. DJ Outro

Notes:
1. The original transfer was done back in July (parts 1 & 2) and September (part 3) 2000. No additional
filters or anything else have been applied if I remember correctly. After the EAC-extraction in January
2007 for the files present here, only a light hiss reduction was applied.

2. New splits added to get the session tracks devided from any talk. So if you don't want any of the DJ
talk or interview, just download tracks 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 15, 17, 18, 20, and 22 only. But please note
that intros and outros of songs have been cut off because of the forementioned talking.

3. DJ talk in Dutch, but most of it is simply an announcement of the session tracks or introduction and
translation of the interview.

4. According to the compilers "Rocket Man" was originally written by Tom Rapp of Pearls Before Swine,
and later made into a hitsingle by Elton John. THIS IS NOT TRUE! What is true, is that on the Pearls
Before Swine album "The Use Of Ashes" (Reprise 1970) a song called "Rocket Man" appears, but this is
a completely different song! However, this version is absolutely amazing!!!

Used software:
CoolEditPro, CD Wave, EAC, and FLAC v1.1.2 as build in Traders Little Helper v1.1.1 (build 90).

Also visit the My Morning Jacket live archive 1999-2004 at http://www.magnix.demon.nl/mmj/archive/,
the My Morning Jacket Showfinder 1999-2007 at http://www.gerpotze.com/mymorningjacket/mmjsearch.htm,
and "From Nashville To Kentucky", the illustrated My Morning Jacket discography 1995-2006 at
http://www.gerpotze.com/mymorningjacket/.
