Red Mosquito

wtfisaledbetter? wrote:I have a feeling that if we are gonna get a Jack show from 96 it's gonna be Berlin.

I love this show but the next night in Hamburg is way better. That will probably never happen, though. I wonder if they have a full tape of the second Randall's Island show? That would be awesome even though we have a couple of nice recordings.

For selfish reasons, I'd love an Augusta release.

I see what you did there

Augusta would be cool - rodman was wasted that night.
I thought he was going to drop Ed when he had him on his shoulders. Black,red, and yellow debut I think? If memory serves there was an eclipse that night. The moon was as large as I've ever seen.
Like you could almost touch it.

The 2nd red rocks show from 95 would be a cool vault release. Probably my most listened to boot 20 years ago in college (I'm old).

I just watched this on YouTube while going about my morning. Probably the many many months without hearing them helped, but I was surprised in retrospect by how much more nuanced their playing used to be. I also had forgotten how much blatant theater there was to Ed's stage presence, even post-94.

It feels weird to hear an Even Flow instrument break that's interesting.

Am I the only one that wants to hear some official boot from the Jack Irons era with the band??? We have hundred of shows with Cameron, and, if they wanted to release something from the Yield tour, this would be a good instance to give a chance to any of the Australian leg, with Irons on drums. Something from 1995-1997 would be great as well... But this, and the Bellingham seems pointless since we have already a show from the 98 North American tour with Cameron, and 62 shows from the 2000 tour, and almost every show since then, all with Cameron on drums.

I hope next time they really open the vault and release something from the period with Jack. His contribution to the band deserves to be reflected in a few official releases...

Didn't they do a '95 show release early on?

wease wrote:Didn't they do a '95 show release early on?

Not officially.

When they were first experimenting with making FLAC shows available on the old Basecamp system (before they moved to Kufala and then to Nugs, etc.), the first Washington DC show from 1995 briefly appeared as available to download as a kind of test. I can't remember how long it was available for, perhaps only a few hours on that first day. I presume it was intended as a fan gift, grab it while you can, type of deal.

Is this show any good? Thinking about picking it up. How does it compare to 98' DC vault release?

Strat wrote:Should have gone with Milwaukee 7/9/95 for the vault. make it happen, 10c, you goons.

This or Red Rocks. Hell anything from 95' would be nice. Love that tour

Red Rocks please.

Release the San Francisco '95 show and have the cover art be an image of Ed barfing, in one of the Ames Bros poster styles

bodysnatcher wrote:Release the San Francisco '95 show and have the cover art be an image of Ed barfing, in one of the Ames Bros poster styles

oh man this would be awesome

I've got a version of this '98 show at 160kbs but I can't quite tell if its a really good audience or a soundboard source. Has the soundboard of this already circulated pretty widely?

Fuzzcharger wrote:I've got a version of this '98 show at 160kbs but I can't quite tell if its a really good audience or a soundboard source. Has the soundboard of this already circulated pretty widely?

Earlier in the thread, people discussed there being an ALD/AUD mix. That's probably what you have.

Simple Torture wrote:

Fuzzcharger wrote:I've got a version of this '98 show at 160kbs but I can't quite tell if its a really good audience or a soundboard source. Has the soundboard of this already circulated pretty widely?

Earlier in the thread, people discussed there being an ALD/AUD mix. That's probably what you have.

Sorry just went back through I saw that. I skimmed through and thought they were talking about a Hartford show originally

Figure if I can hold off not having a smoke till my next pay cycle - I will have essentially saved enough to get this

Ordered this yesterday. At this stage it's mostly just to have a complete set

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:Release the San Francisco '95 show and have the cover art be an image of Ed barfing, in one of the Ames Bros poster styles

oh man this would be awesome

Ed barfed?

Leatherhead wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

bodysnatcher wrote:Release the San Francisco '95 show and have the cover art be an image of Ed barfing, in one of the Ames Bros poster styles

oh man this would be awesome

Ed barfed?

attendance: 53,440
support act: Crash and Brittany and Bad Religion
set: Last Exit, Spin the Black Circle, Go, Animal, Tremor Christ, Corduroy, Not for You
“NeilJam” set: Big Green Country, Act of Love, Throw Your Hatred Down, Powderfinger, Truth Be Known, Rockin’ in the Free World, The Needle and the Damage Done, Hey Hey My My, I’m the Ocean, Down By the River, Downtown, Cortez the Killer
enc: Peace and Love, Rockin’ in the Free World
notes: Ed leaves the stage ill after seven songs. Neil takes the stage and the audience gets an impressive Mirrorball premier. The crowd behaves poorly.