Jambay
(with the Lazy Porch Dogs)
10-20-95
WOW Hall
Eugene, OR

DSBD/AUD mix > DA-P1 > DAT/m > HHbCDR800 > CDR/M > EAC > CDWave > SHN
Mikes unknown, possibly AKG414s in overhead ceiling mount.
Sounds fantastic I think, levels a bit low but very clear with lots of warmth.

Jambay and the Lazy Porch Dogs were:
Mike Butler: drums, percussion, didgeridoo, vocals
Mike Sugar: electric and acoustic basses, mandolin, vocals
Shelley Doty: electric and acoustic guitars, mandolin, vocals
Chris Haugen: electric and acoustic guitars, mandolin, lap stel guitar, vocals

Disk 1 - Set 1 (Lazy Porch Dogs, acoustic)
1. Modes of Transportation
2. Simple Sam
3. Bungalow
4. Sparrow Song
5. To Be
6. The Howl
7. I Need to Pick
8. Before
9. Screen (false start)
10. Screen
11. Ceremony
12. Dragon
13. TV Song
14. Time Traveller
15. Laugh & Just Be Here
16. Ocean

Disk 2 - Set 2 start (electric)
1. It Don't Bother Me
2. Trances
3. Islands
4. She's Comin' Around
5. Dancin' Shoes >
6. unknown instrumental >
7. Never Thought
8. How Did This Happen?
9. Mercury
10. Boom Boom

Disk 3 - Set 2 end
1. Rosie

encore:
2. Passion Play >
3. drums>
4. Coming To

Filler: Jambay / Lazy Porch Dogs 2-15-96
WOW Hall- Eugene, OR
DSBD > DA-P1 > DAT/m > HHbCDR800 > CDR/M > EAC > SHN

From set 1, LPD:
5. Dead in the Grass
6. First Blush

From set 2, Jambay:
7. Science
8. Victim of Circumstance
9. Thorn

From encore:
10. Senses
11. Headlights

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For Team Friendly by TheTiger, 5/14/03.

Tracked for 74 minute CDRs. Using 80s doesn't make a difference.

Flaws: none noted.

Notes: 
LPD: A superb LPD set, one of the finest. Great crowd banter throughout. t8 - Before is the only slow point; a new song that never appeared again, and then again some people love this tune. Screen stops when a young woman down front briefly passes out.

Jambay: Again, one of the best. It Don't Bother Me and Mercury are two of their most intense jam songs in weird time signatures. Islands and Coming To are infrequently played psychedelic gems. 

I wish I knew the name of the instrumental after Dancin' Shoes; it's great, and the transition to Never Thought is wonderfully smooth. Never Thought, as always, has mostly improvised lyrics. How Did This Happen? is a hilariously weird trip-out song, played all too rarely but usually at appropriate times.
 
I've never seen a crwod flip out quite the same way they would when Rosie was played. What other (non-punk) band would do everything in their power to get the audience to yell "fuck you" directly at the band at the top of their lungs?
