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Erebus
* Dog in the Sand *
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 Posted - 10/07/2006 : 10:02:33
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http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=115512
Something a little different: Frank in "The Dream Is Over" mode.
Notes by the seeder:
In the first weeks of 1990, Black Francis took a brief vacation from The Pixies, tossed his Telecaster and a small amp into the back of a vintage yellow Cadillac and drove around the country playing solo gigs. Here is one of them.
At that time the Cat's Cradle was still on Franklin Street in Chapel Hill, a great spot that saw some fantastic gigs by Sonic Youth, Sugar, Throwing Muses, etc etc. Man those were the days. I think Michael Jordan's restaurant took over that location? Anyhoo...
The Black Francis gig kind of popped up without much fanfare and was modestly attended. Lucky for you I took my Sony Walkman and a fresh TDK SA cassette. The recording obviously has its limitations, but it is still very enjoyable and is a small curious piece of American indy rock history I suppose.
Before the gig, the house system was playing the White Album, so Francis gave us his own stylized version of The Beatles' "Wild Honey Pie" as a quick encore. Francis also mentions that he had tried to cover a Clash song on the night before, but wasn't too happy with the results so he was just going to stick to Pixies songs. I asked him afterward what the song was and he said it was "The Card Cheat" (from London Calling). He signed a poster for us and wrote "Free Noriega!"
As a bonus you get two Pixies songs recorded at the Cat's Cradle just a few months before. Sadly that is all that remains of my tape of that gig. By that time The Pixies had really sort of outgrown the club, and the place was jam packed and super rowdy. Next time I got to see them, they were in a big ass stadium, a hundred a fifty yards away.
No EQ or compression, just loaded in, balanced and normalized.
Sony Stereo Walkman>TDK SA>Nach MR-1>MidiMia Soundcard>SoundForge8>CD ARchitect>Flac6
1 The Holiday Song
2 Gouge Away
3 Dead
4 Mr. Grieves
5 Cactus
6 Nimrod's Son
7 Tame
8 Ed Is Dead
9 Into The White
10 Broken Face
11 No. 13 Baby
12 River Euphrates
13 Where Is My Mind?
14 Blown Away
15 Tony's Theme
16 Weird At My School
17 Manta Ray
18 I'm Amazed
19 Wave of Mutilation
20 Crackity Jones
21 Wild Honey Pie (The Beatles cover)
22 Where Is My Mind?
23 Into The White
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fbc
-= Modulator =-
United Kingdom
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Posted - 10/08/2006 : 04:29:52
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| Thanks for the heads-up, Erebus. It's just finished downloading and i'm three bites of a bacon sarnie away from listening to it. I'm looking forward to hearing Black's 'Wild Honey Pie' (the Pixies cover is so frighteningly awesome it's in-spi-rational!) |
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vilainde
>> Denizen of the Citizens Band <<
Niue
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Posted - 10/08/2006 : 14:10:39
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Thanks a bunch, Erebus.
Denis
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Erebus
* Dog in the Sand *
USA
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Posted - 10/08/2006 : 14:33:14
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You guys are welcome. We all see a fair amount of stuff of interest over at the dime, but I try to perk up and announce when it's something especially noteworthy. So does benji, though not so much lately. Don't mean to step on his toes.
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darwin
>> Denizen of the Citizens Band <<
USA
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Posted - 10/09/2006 : 13:04:10
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| Holy Moly, he doesn't hold back on that Tame. |
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Black Francis, Chapel Hill, NC 1990 torrent
