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Date: 04/17/85
Year: 1985
Venue: The Speakeasy
City: New York
State: NY
Set I
Intro
Tom's Diner
Small Blue Thing
Some Journey
Cracking
The Queen And The Soldier
Song Intro
Knight Moves
Freeze Tag
Song Intro
Marlene On The Wall
Undertow
Straight Lines
Song Intro
Neighborhood Girls
Gypsy (Encore)
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FM > C (Unknown Generation) > C (Maxell XLII)>Harman Kardon DC5300 > Edirol UA-5 >... |
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first recorded performance? tape hiss evident. |
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Transfer: Harman Kardon DC5300 > Edirol UA-5 > PEAK (AIFF 44.1/16) > Xact > FLAC
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Transferred by Brian Miksis on April 27, 2007 |
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Solo acoustic |
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I received this cassette in trade sometime in 1988. I cannot confirm the date since I didn't record it, and have not seen it listed in any SV archive, yet here it is. The certainly were many other dates at this club at this time, so I have no reason to doubt it. Also, she talks about having her debut album cover on stage for the first time and this date would have been during the week of it's release.
This tape was the cornerstone of my entire collection in the early days, and as such saw alot of play time. I think the fidelity has held up though, with good tone and minimal tape noise. There are two or three pops that sound like FM artifact to me, but don't affect the recording in my opinion. There is a tape flip after Freeze Tag, but nothing appears to be lost except for applause and a bit of the introduction to Marlene.
What makes this performance special and unique is that she is playing alone which she did until the release of the album. I have seen very few tapes circulate of this time, and I find it an intimate glimpse of a great young songwriter just beginning. I hope you enjoy my favorite SV performance of all time. |
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