Glen Phillips
August 13, 1998
Largo
Los Angeles, CA
ASCAP songwriter showcase

Glen's first solo appearance after the breakup of Toad the Wet Sprocket

Core Sound HEB (DPA4061 > Core battery box) clipped to glasses > 
Sony TCD-D100 (mic-in, -20 dB) DAT master  ~20 feet centered

DAT master on Fostex D5 -> Marantz CDR-630 CDR master -> EAC V.09 beta 3 ->
Cool Edit Pro 1.2 -> CDWAV 1.71 -> mkwACT 0.97 Beta 1 -> SHN
Recording and SHN mastering by Jeff Lester, jeff.lester@verizon.net
About 3 dB of compression on the clapping between songs.

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1. Introduction (1:25)
2. Train Wreck (4:50)
3. There Comes a Time (3:45)
4. Gabriel (3:36)
5. "the only two helium-neon lasers on the block" (1:01)
6. Garage (2:14)
7. Darkest Hour (4:29)
8. My Goal (2:29)
9. "forked piss" (1:14)
10. Easier (2:33)
11. Old Man (by Randy Newman) (3:25)
First Encore:
12. "wasting your valuable weekday evening sleep time" (1:29)
13. Reincarnation Song (3:48)
Second Encore:
14. "this is not Jon Brion, dammit!" (1:16)
15. Scenes from a Vinyl Recliner (w/Pure Imagination intro) (3:52) 
16. Silo Lullaby (4:19)

Total: 45:45



CDnow allstar daily news (date?):

EX-TOAD THE WET SPROCKET SINGER BOOKS SOLO SHOW

  It hasn't taken Glen Phillips long to move on after the breakup of Toad
the Wet Sprocket (allstar, July 27). The former Toad frontman will be
playing his first solo show on Thursday (Aug. 13) as part of an ASCAP
showcase at Largo in Los Angeles.

  Phillips is headlining the event, which also features singer/ songwriters
Tamara Williamson, Matt Nathanson, Kim Fox -- whose debut, Moon Hut, was
released by DreamWorks last year -- and Bill (sic) Wiseman.

  Phillips is expected to perform alone with an acoustic guitar, but it was
unknown at press time whether he will be debuting new songs or relying on
Toad classics. There has been no further word on rumors that Phillips would
be collaborating with Ben Folds (allstar, July 28) in the near future. Two
of his former bandmates, Todd Nichols and Dean Dinning, are still expected
to work together on future projects.
                    
-Mike Magnuson
