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Breakfast Babble => Score! => Topic started by: davepeck on March 04, 2006, 02:47:05 am
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Finally, "Surreal Radio!! Tim sounds like Paul McCartney on PCP. Possibly the most powerful display of his vocals to date. Love the chorus. Just the other day I was thinking about how embarassed I get when I have to sing "Do-Ray-Mi etc", sure enough the boys make it sound cool!!! Great song, sounds like the evil stepchild of "Drunk Monk Bar"!!
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Thanks dave - nice short download to get another new song. Reviewed too -
Reviewer: boombox
Subject: Short but sweet
Nice recording as usual, dave. Band are tight, cramming a lot into a super short set. Vocal levels seem a tad quiet at times, though - no fault of the taper, however.
New song, Surreal Radio, sounds good - Tim really goes into shred mode at the end; it will be interesting to see how the song develops. Score is also a fine closer.
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thanks so much dave!
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yeah, i bet a bunch of us wouldnt even be into the breakfast if it werent for dave
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you really have nothing else better to do at this time, after singing like a freak, than to post a show to archive??? Dave, you are officially the ****. (see disclaimer from previous post in the GTB thread)
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DISC INFO
The Breakfast
03/01/06 - BAR; New Haven, CT (1 CD)
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DISC TOTAL: [53:26]
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01. intro* [03:09]
02. Inner Glimpse [05:44]
03. The Chase [06:18]
04. Surreal Radio** > [06:19]
05. Hard Luck Harry > [11:08]
06. Rufus > [14:11]
07. Score [06:37]
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PLAY Magazine\'s 2nd Birthday Bash.
* introduction by host Vinnie Penn.
** first time played.
SOURCE:
AKG 480/ck63^ > Graham Patten DMIC-20 > M-Audio FireWire 410 > IBM ThinkPad T30 (p4/1.8/1gb) >
Sony Sound Forge 7.0 (16-bit/44.1k recording/Normalization/Fading) > CD Wave > FLAC.
^ XY, dead center, clamped to SBD booth rail ~8 feet high.
Original Recording & transfer by Dave Pecoraro (dave@thebreakfast.info).
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Enjoy!
http://www.archive.org/audio/etree-details-db.php?id=34382