Red Mosquito

lowlight79 wrote:

hlniv wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:There are excellent FLAC rips of the 2000 and 2003 shows in the darker corners of the internet. Considering how hard those shows are to find in physical formats, I don't think even the most ardent "Just pay for it!" people would argue against looking for them that way.

Care to direct me to said "dark corners"? I think my PM inbox is functioning.

I could always flac rip my whole set, that would take forever.

to be honest I'm surprised you haven't already done this.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

lowlight79 wrote:

hlniv wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:There are excellent FLAC rips of the 2000 and 2003 shows in the darker corners of the internet. Considering how hard those shows are to find in physical formats, I don't think even the most ardent "Just pay for it!" people would argue against looking for them that way.

Care to direct me to said "dark corners"? I think my PM inbox is functioning.

I could always flac rip my whole set, that would take forever.

to be honest I'm surprised you haven't already done this.

most 2000 and 2003 shows are on Zomb and etree, and they have seeders for most of the shows

hlniv wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:There are excellent FLAC rips of the 2000 and 2003 shows in the darker corners of the internet. Considering how hard those shows are to find in physical formats, I don't think even the most ardent "Just pay for it!" people would argue against looking for them that way.

Care to direct me to said "dark corners"? I think my PM inbox is functioning.

ZOMB should have them all. If you've never listened to the 2000 tour you are in for a real treat. I assume you've heard at least a few shows but the whole tour is pretty incredible, from Lisbon to Seattle. Europe is a different experience than the US for obvious (Roskilde) and not-obvious (the recordings are different) reasons.

I have plenty, but they're hit and miss. I am trying to round out my digital collection. The physical CDs I have from 2000 and 2003 I didn't take very good care of

Some of the best shows are currently missing from Zomb such as Saratoga, Chicago, Pittsburgh & Boise. I might rectify this.

Please do!

have these guys had a bad setlist yet this tour? i wouldnt have even cared what they played after the first two songs, what an opening!

warehouse wrote:have these guys had a bad setlist yet this tour? i wouldnt have even cared what they played after the first two songs, what an opening!

they have all been pretty damn good, i think the only one i remember people being at all disappointed in was the Philly show that happened to fall on the anniversary or their first show, and i think it was just because people expected something ridiculous as apposed to the great show they got

Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:

warehouse wrote:have these guys had a bad setlist yet this tour? i wouldnt have even cared what they played after the first two songs, what an opening!

they have all been pretty damn good, i think the only one i remember people being at all disappointed in was the Philly show that happened to fall on the anniversary or their first show, and i think it was just because people expected something ridiculous as apposed to the great show they got

the show they played breath and state back to back? yeah, nothing to complain about.

warehouse wrote:

Dr. Van Nostrand wrote:

warehouse wrote:have these guys had a bad setlist yet this tour? i wouldnt have even cared what they played after the first two songs, what an opening!

they have all been pretty damn good, i think the only one i remember people being at all disappointed in was the Philly show that happened to fall on the anniversary or their first show, and i think it was just because people expected something ridiculous as apposed to the great show they got

the show they played breath and state back to back? yeah, nothing to complain about.

nope, it was a stellar show from the looks of it