I have the original CD somewhere around here...ridleybradout wrote:Finalising Riot Act right now, but we just discovered my copy of Council Bluff's Save You is MP3 sourced
Does anyone have a FLAC copy of this track handy that you could upload for us quickly?...
Thanks mate but all good, I have it nowMonkey_Driven wrote:I have the original CD somewhere around here...ridleybradout wrote:Finalising Riot Act right now, but we just discovered my copy of Council Bluff's Save You is MP3 sourced
Does anyone have a FLAC copy of this track handy that you could upload for us quickly?...
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DEFINITIVE LIVE
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Compilation and artwork by ridleybradout
April 2018
FAN-MADE PROJECT - NOT FOR SALE
*Share freely but do not distribute as mp3*
It has been almost 13 years since the Green Habit Compilation was put together by the
Red Mosquito Forum community. As the band has now been together for double that length
of time, an update or sequel to this collection was well overdue. Hundreds of official
bootlegs later (including numerous 'vault' releases from the pre-bootleg era), every
song has been put up for review.
Red Mosquito forum users were invited to nominate and debate their favourite versions
of each song, for me to then go away and listen to each to make a final decision:
http://forums.theskyiscrape.com/viewtop ... =15&t=8556
There were a number of criteria for picking a definitive live version: sound quality,
correct lyrics, no guitar flubs, full band (if that is how the song was recorded in
the studio), electric rather than acoustic (again, if that is how the song was recorded),
and original era/drummer where possible (unless later versions had something really
special). Basically, if you had to represent the essence and power of each song through
one single live version - which would it be?
After a LOT of deliberation, this is what we came up with. Thank you to everyone for
your suggestions and for the discussion to date. This will be a constantly evolving
collection, so will be reviewed as new shows are played or released from the vault.
The best known source for each track has been used, and remastered by JWB only where
required to provide the smoothest possible listening experience.
Disc 8: 'Riot Act'
8-01 Can't Keep (Lexington 2003-04-21)
8-02 Save You (Council Bluffs 2003-06-13)
8-03 Love Boat Captain (Vancouver 2003-05-30)
8-04 Cropduster (Sydney 2003-02-14)
8-05 Ghost (Albany 2003-04-29)
8-06 I Am Mine (New York 2003-07-08)
8-07 Thumbing My Way (Vancouver 2003-05-30)
8-08 You Are (Uniondale 2003-04-30)
8-09 Get Right (Uniondale 2003-04-30)
8-10 Green Disease (Dallas 2003-06-09)
8-11 Help Help (Clarkston 2003-06-25)
8-12 Bu$hleaguer (Mexico City 2003-07-18)
8-13 Half Full (Paris 2006-09-11)
8-14 Arc (Washington DC 2008-08-16)
8-15 All Or None (Boston 2003-07-11)
8-16 Down (Boston 2006-06-24)
8-17 Undone (Newcastle 2006-11-19)
8-18 Other Side (Worcester 2013-10-16)
8-19 Last Soldier (Bridge School 2001-10-21)
8-20 Man Of The Hour (Milan 2006-09-17)
It is, but sounding a bit disjointed isn’t a huge concern for this project as it is more of an ‘anthology’ of performances that can be listened to in any order/configuration (like say PJ20 soundtrack), rather than a compilation/concert experience (like Live On Two/Three/Ten Legs).CopperTom wrote:Isn't the sound quality of Of The Earth from Third Man, well, substandard compared to other official releases? Wouldn't that sound disjoint on the disc.
)ridleybradout wrote:Here's Riot Act. This one drove me a bit nuts to be honest - they never really mastered many of the deep cuts from this album, and then they all but disappeared on future tours (or did in the case of Get Right). Thanks to everyone for the suggestions and comments along the way - I decided Arc should be included, but respect the view to delete it from this set for your own listening if you so wish
Avocado is next - shortlist coming soon.
I think Vegas is a lock for Inside Job.BootsToAsses wrote:I agree with Vegas for Inside Job. Dublin '06 is also strong.
Zagreb for Severed Hand is a definite. Hands down the strongest version they've done.
Lisbon II for Army Reserve is hard to beat, in my opinion.
Love this version - thanks for the tipJohnny Turner wrote: - Comatose: Detroit 2006-05-22 (singing the bridg on megaphone)
ridleybradout wrote:I've settled on versions for all album tracks now - which just leaves 'Of The Earth'.
I've going back and forth between Pemberton 2016 and Dublin 2010. Correct lyrics are obviously less of an issue for this one (I'm not sure Ed even knows what they are yet) but Dublin seems to have more variety in the verses. Musically Pemberton sounds very focused and tight, but Dublin has more swagger and is pretty darn tight for a debut.
Thoughts?...
Edit: Just listened to Third Man version again and even more confused - it really is a great version, and the sounds quality isn't as bad as I first thought...