02/12/04 Tribeca Rock Club; New York, NY

• 02/12/04 Tribeca Rock Club; New York, NY
  Posted by mvallo on 20 Feb, 2004 19:02
• New show just added to the archives!
  eat it up! Yummm
  
  http://www.archive.org/audio/etree-details-db.php?id=10360
  
  Psychedelic Breakfast aka The Breakfast
  02/12/04 ; Tribeca Rock Club; New York, NY
  
  Disk 1 Set 1
  1. Spunk
  2. Great Big Fiery Ball In The Sky >
  3. Wake Up In A Coma
  4. Inner Glimpse
  5. Drunk Monk Bar
  
  Disk 2 Set 1 cont...
  1. Za
  2. Tom Sawyer
  3. Buquebus >
  4. Rufus* >
  6. Fire
  
  * with \'Inca Roads\' (Frank Zappa) teases.
  
  
  Source: Soundboard Matrix
  Audience Mics: AKG483(X-Y on stage) > Digi001/protools
  
  Recording by Matt Vallo
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• #1 Reply
  Posted by freddiewaht on 21 Feb, 2004 02:27
• matt thanks,sounds great man.keep up the good work!
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• #2 Reply
  Posted by obsession600 on 21 Feb, 2004 15:20
• thanks for all the hard work
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• #3 Reply
  Posted by Drew_Kingsley on 21 Feb, 2004 15:28
• Sounds great... Ronny\'s vocals for Tom Sawyer are **** awesome.
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• #4 Reply
  Posted by ChrisF on 21 Feb, 2004 22:28
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  Originally posted by Drew_Kingsley
  Sounds great... Ronny\'s vocals for Tom Sawyer are **** awesome.

  
  
  i don\'t know what happened, but the past couple months his vocals have sounded better than ever.
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• #5 Reply
  Posted by mvallo on 22 Feb, 2004 14:56
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  Originally posted by ChrisF
  i don\'t know what happened, but the past couple months his vocals have sounded better than ever.

  
  
  Chris, I agree with you Ron?s vocal do sound better, but here are some reasons why.
  
  
  1. The band\'s new in-ear monitor system allows each member to hear himself and each other better.
  
  2. Lower volume of stage monitors allows for better control and intelligibility.   For once, I can actually understand the words coming out the PA?s.  If anything it\'s a major improvement.
  
  3. Song selection such as dimension5, tom sawyer and others force Ron to be on top of the mix where you really notice his vocals.
  
  4.  Josh Dobson, The sound guy is also doing a great job making sure vocals volume, compressors, and effects are where they need to be in the mix to make them shine.
  
  
  All of these factors are helping to improve the sound quality of the band?s vocals.
  
  Matt
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• #6 Reply
  Posted by leith on 22 Feb, 2004 18:20
• I pray that the in-ear monitors do not destroy any of the chemistry the guys have on stage as it did w/ GD.
  It will be nice to hear a crisp TB show as I like to be up front and lower stage volume is good.
   The fact that Josh has been doing a much better job handling the complex sound that is TB\'s signature is very noticable.
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