New Show available on Archive.org - 05/22/04 - Webster Theatre; Hartford, CT

New Show available on Archive.org - 05/22/04 - Webster Theatre; Hartford, CT
Posted by davepeck on 13 Sep, 2004 08:57
took a while, but i finally got this one up...

http://www.archive.org/audio/etree-details-db.php?id=18027

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DISC INFO The Breakfast 05/22/04 - Webster Theatre; Hartford, CT (2 CDs) ------------------------------------------------ DISC ONE: [68:49] ------------------------------------------------ 01. Doughboy [08:29] 02. Phaddy Boom Baddy [08:39] 03. Dig [03:44] 04. No Regret > [03:37] 05. May Fly Disarray [09:31] 06. Escher\'s Etchings > [13:16] 07. Echidna\'s Arf (Of You) > [03:43] 08. Frankly Po Zest [08:16] 09. The Chase [05:50] 10. Happy Together* [03:44] ------------------------------------------------ DISC TWO: [78:27] ------------------------------------------------ 01. Hard Luck Harry > [11:37] 02. Inner Glimpse [05:13] 03. Vera Street > [04:56] 04. Rufus [16:22] 05. Score^ [09:40] 06. Night Of The Thumpasorus Peoples^#@& [09:22] 07. The Vermont Song^#% [10:16] 08. encore break [03:07] ENCORE: 09. Wild Pack Of Asscracks [07:54] ------------------------------------------------ * The Turtles cover; first time played. ^ with Dave Adams and Ben Groppe of Addison Groove Project on Alto and Tenor Saxophone, respectively. # with Rob Marscher of Addison Groove Project on keyboards. @ with Brendan McGinn of Addison Groove Project on trumpet. & with Andrew Keith of Addison Groove Project on drums (no Adrian). % with Brendan McGinn of Addison Groove Project on guitar. ---- SOURCE: Soundboard Matrix: AKG 480/ck63* & Soundboard > Mackie Mixer > IBM Thinkpad T30 line-in > Sony Sound Forge 7.0 > CDWave > FLAC Original Recording by Chris Fitzpatrick (cdfitzpatrick@comcast.net), Dave Pecoraro (dave@pbfans.com), and Matt Vallo (mvallo@snet.net). Editing / Conversion / Transfer by Dave Pecoraro. ---- NOTE: Due to some serious unpreparedness by the Breakfast Archive Team on this night (mostly me!), the show was patched out of someone else\'s mixer, and recorded via the standard 1/8" line-in of my laptop, rather than via a higher end soundcard. Because of this, there is some steady static throughout the show. That said, it\'s definitely listenable. We almost didn\'t have any recording at all, until Fitz came up with the \'line-in\' idea. This show exists as a direct result of teamwork! - Dave Visit [url]www.pbfans.com[/url] for all your Breakfast needs! Enjoy!

also made an update to the main archive.org thread to reflect this and other recent uploads..

#1 Reply
Posted by crimsonknuckles on 13 Sep, 2004 11:24
thanks dave and chris! cant wait to hear "happy together"

#2 Reply
Posted by freddiewaht on 13 Sep, 2004 11:42
i think you probably can man!!

#3 Reply
Posted by boombox on 13 Sep, 2004 16:15
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Originally posted by freddiewaht
i think you probably can man!!

Why? Is it that bad??

#4 Reply
Posted by mvallo on 13 Sep, 2004 20:28
thanks dave,
thought this one was lost forever!

#5 Reply
Posted by freddiewaht on 13 Sep, 2004 20:53
well its not necessarily bad,but breakfast is soo much more capable than that imo...good for a timmy show,but not nearly powerful enough for the 4 guys..

#6 Reply
Posted by crimsonknuckles on 14 Sep, 2004 09:26
still cant wait to hear it

#7 Reply
Posted by DocEllis70 on 14 Sep, 2004 09:32
Ser fukin show though

#8 Reply
Posted by Drew_Kingsley on 14 Sep, 2004 09:47
As impatient as I am about getting my Breakfast, it\'s great to listen to a show that has been all but forgotten. Blown away all over again.

Oh, and "Happy Together" may not be the best technical cover to display the band\'s talent, but I dig it. Very Zappa-esque interpretation.

#9 Reply
Posted by jocelyn on 14 Sep, 2004 09:56
yeah I was psyched the first time I heard it, but then got a bit tired of it between B\'fast shows and Timmy solos...