Guster
Orpheum Theatre, Boston, MA
October 30, 1999

Taper:		Mike Vernal <vernal@fas.harvard.edu>
Source Info:	earthworks SR-77 > Lunatec V2 > ADC-20 > DA-P1

DAT > CD:	DA-P1 > Audiomedia III/Power Mac G3/233 > Pro Tools 4.3.2

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**	THIS SHOW IS NOT TO BE MP3-ENCODED	**
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Disc One:

01:	Intro / Also Sprach Zarathustra *		-	02:32:18
02:	What You Wish For				-	04:16:37
03:	Great Escape					-	03:04:31
04:	I Spy						-	03:43:57
05:	Either Way					-	05:13:74
06:	Bury Me -> Perfect				-	04:27:58
07:	So Long	**					-	02:41:29
08:	Airport Song **^				-	04:32:42
09:	Window						-	03:42:13
10:	All The Way Up To Heaven			-	06:32:74
11:	X-Ray Eyes ***					-	04:26:25
12:	Barrel of a Gun ****				-	03:25:45

Total:	48:41:48


Disc Two:

01:	Medicine					-	04:44:58
02:	Demons						-	05:02:52
03:	Center of Attention				-	05:36:49
04:	Parachute ^^					-	05:32:55
05:	Fa Fa ^^					-	06:51:42
06:	Countdown / Auld Lang Syne ^^^			-	02:41:29
07:	Mona Lisa (acoustic) ^^^^			-	05:32:67
08:	Two Points For Honesty &			-	03:41:60
09:	Happier						-	04:20:18
10:	Rocketship &&					-	04:36:38
11:	Exit / Millenium &&&				-	01:31:57

*	- the band descends onto the stage in a futuristic chair thang.
**	- w/ Ward Williams of Jump Little Children on cello.
***	- w/ Kurt from My Favourite Relative on electric bass.
****	- w/ Kurt from My Favourite Relative on upright bass.
^	- 2,000 ping-pong balls are dropped on the crowd.  None hit the
	  mics, thankfully.
^^	- w/ Dan Myers from Good Holmes on saxophone.
^^^	- complete with ball drop, christmas lights, hundreds of balloons,
	  and the PA system shutting off.
^^^^	- Due to Y2K, the band played the song acoustic, with Pasty, et al,
	  shining flashlights on the band.  A Little while into Mona Lisa
	  I decided to turn the Lunatec's gain up, because it was inaudible,
	  so you will hear clicks, which I have tried to smooth out, in the
	  song.  There has also been some digital amplification to the first
	  portion of the track.  I could have done a better job, but it's
	  sort of rough trying to compensate for my poor-gain changes at the
	  venue.
&	- The PA started working again.  :)
&&	- With the descending chairs.  Looked like it almost knocked Ryan out.
	  He had to sing into the side of the microphone for the rest of the
	  song.
&&&	- the band departs the stage in the same manner they entered, via 
	  cool-ass chairs.  They exit to the song Millenium by Robbie Williams
	  (at least I think that's who it is by).
