Red Mosquito

I'm 100% with you on the financially dubious decision to see an unknown. I actually had to pull out of an EdVed solo show for $$$ reasons so I'm not about to throw cash at any old chump.

Seeing unknown bands is great when it works out

Barnett was $15, so there's that too.

Kevin Davis wrote:I have to take my statement back, actually -- seeing Band of Horses open for PJ a few years ago definitely made me a fan of them. I also fell head over heels for Joanna Newsom after seeing her open for Will Oldham in 2004, but it ended up being a one-album fling.

Yup, I became a big BoH fan after seeing them in Newark back in 2010 w/ PJ.

Curious to see who Cornell will have produce the new solo thang...

Just grabbed Colorado 1990-08-01 off zomb. There's a harmonica solo during Incessant Mace. Awesome.

Great recording, performance and set too. Chris's voice really shines on this one.

Beyond The Wheel, Flower, Gun, Loud Love, Get On The Snake, Big Dumb Sex, Hunted Down, Full On Kevin's Mom, Ugly Truth, All Your Lies, I Awake, Hands All Over, Incessant Mace. 9 minute version of Ugly Truth. Worth seeking out.

Looks like there isn't a listing for this one on the live guide. Reeder, if you want me to help edit/update the guide, just lemme know. There doesn't have to be a transfer of ownership or anything.

Those old set lists are incredible.

I know man. The taper's in awe in between songs.

Here's the show if anybody wants it:

https://mega.co.nz/#F!w8lzHCKK!TWi8YKsL1Wm2fCWr8Lx35Q

Standout tracks are Wheel, Mace, Hands and Truth with Truth being the show-stealer. Whole show is great though, and Chris' voice is top-notch. Really funny intros to Big Dumb Sex and I Awake (Chris dedicates 'this sweet syrupy love song which rolls off my tongue' to 'the controversial Matt Lukin,' who's in the audience).

Ugly Truth is a real underrated gem of a tune.

One of my all-time favourites.

DeLima wrote:Looks like there isn't a listing for this one on the live guide. Reeder, if you want me to help edit/update the guide, just lemme know. There doesn't have to be a transfer of ownership or anything.

You got it. PM me and let's talk about it.

DeLima wrote:reeder, i feel a little bad requesting shows from you all the time, and you've already been pretty generous. but when you get a chance, could you up the Feb 12/89 show to mega, assuming you've got it? Early soundboard i haven't heard with a good looking set including versions of Thank You, Mace, and i do wanna check out at least one other version of Earache. Whenever you have time man. Thx.

I try to be generous, but this one took me a little while to get going. Link.

Text file:
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SOUNDGARDEN
February 12, 1989
I-Beam
San Francisco, CA, USA

Source: soundboard audio > unknown source [probably a cassette copy of the master]
Lineage: bootleg CD ("Nosebleed")> WAV [EAC secure mode] > CDWave [tracksplit of "Thank You" and "Flower" > FLAC [8]
Time: 55:07
Quality: 9.0/10

Setlist:
1. Hunted Down
2. All Your Lies
3. Mood For Trouble
4. Gun
5. Thank You
6. Flower
7. I Awake
8. Kingdom of Come
9. Head Injury
10. Circle of Power
11. Incessant Mace
12. encore break
13. jam > Earache My Eye

Notes: This is an excellent-sounding soundboard audio from early 1989. There's a lot of reverb on Chris' voice and
his guitar doesn't seemed to be mixed all that loudly, but Kim comes through loud (and I mean LOUD) and clear. This is
a fantastic show with TONS of energy and Soundgarden at the top of their game. Highly recommended.

Will do. Thanks as usual for the show.

In an unexpected turn of events, I'm unable to attend Soundwave in Adelaide.

The upshot is that I'm now heading over for Soundgarden's headlining show in Melbourne on the 24th!

I'd say things turned out OK.

I think you traded up bud. Enjoy it.

Well played, spenno.

Would you guys tune in for Smashing Pumpkins or is it better to preserve their memory and pretend they no longer exist.

Iprefertheiroldstuff wrote:Would you guys tune in for Smashing Pumpkins or is it better to preserve their memory and pretend they no longer exist.

I don't see why not, I'd certainly watch them if I was already going to be there.

It's essentially Billy Corgan and some other dudes playing Billy Corgan songs, it doesn't necessarily need to be compared to the Smashing Pumpkins of old.

zeb wrote:Well played, spenno.

Are you heading over for the Sydney show, zeb?

I considered heading to that one instead but my work schedule would've made that more difficult.