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Thanks to Analogkid6103 for Sharing the Show on the Net. Analog414's Thanks to analogkid6103 for sharing the I suggest you crank this show on your best show on the net. system! analog414's notes posted at The Traders' The levels of the cdr are exactly what is Den (March 20, 2010): on the master. I permanently added to the lineage "ZERO GAIN SETTING!". Unless I PERSONAL FAVORITE!! EXC+ SHOW used a pro mixer you cannot add gain with AND RECORDING!***** the CDR burner otherwise the dynamic range suffers. I prefer the Naim 52 as my This has to be my favorite recording buffer anyway. Stop looking at levels and in the year and a half I recorded on it. just crank it. What energy the band had! To this day it amazes me when I hear it. This Lineage: is a good a listen as it gets. Of course it Microphones: Sony ECM 33F helps if you like Steve Miller. If you do... Tape Deck: Sony TC-D5M I guarantee this to be as good if not the Cassettes: TDK MA-90 Metal Bias best Steve Miller you ever heard. This is Recorded with Dolby B but I choose to a perfect listen with a beer on a Friday leave it off on this playback night. This was when bands started going cordless. You hear every now and then Master Tape > Sony TC-D5M (ORIGINAL static through the PA. How amusing UNIT!!) when Stevie says the line "Someone give Run Through the Naim 52 Pre-amplifier me a Cheeseburger" a whole bunch of To the Philips CDR-101 (Marantz CDR- Summerfest cheeseburgers was hurled 600) [tracked on the fly] ZERO GAIN up the stage. For those that went to the SETTING! Summerfest Main stage back in the days... Using CDR Yaiyo Yuden 74-ZY Gold (The remember the group always center 20 best!) rows or so? "The Gerbils". I got a kick out Playback in PC with Plextor of that. These were great times... beer 50 UltraPlex40max SCSI CD-ROM cents a cup. Steve Miller was smiling from EAC in paranoid mode to slow the read ear to ear this entire show. You want kick speed. ass rock with all the dynamic range? Then FLAC MP3 Version Disc 1 Disc 2 01. Swingtown 4:57 01. Get on Home 4:55 02. Space Cowboy 4:15 02. Heart Like A Wheel 4:41 Steve Miller Band 03. Mercury Blues 4:38 03. Macho City/band intro 9:33 04. Fly Like An Eagle 7:57 04. Abracadabra 5:47 05. Wild Mountain Honey 4:41 05. Rock n Me 6:28 06. The Joker 6:05 06. Give it Up 5:00 07. Gangster Of Love 4:38 07. Jet Airliner 6:10 08. Living in the USA 6:06 08. Jet Airliner (cont) 0:37 Milwaukee 1982 09. Something Special 4:12 09. Jungle Love 2:44 10. Keeps Me Wondering Why 4:23 10. Home Sweet Home 52 mins Milwaukee/Texas Blues 4:27 Milwaukee 1982 11. Swingtown 16:10 67 mins Steve Miller - guitar, vocals, harmonica, keyboards, synthesizers (1966–Present) Kenny Lee Lewis - guitar, bass, backing vocals (1982-1987, 1993–Present) Steve Miller Band Gary Mallaber - drums, percussion, keyboards, backing vocals (1976-1987) Gerald Johnson - bass, backing vocals (1972-1973, 1981-1983) Byron Allred - keyboards, synthesizers (1976-1987, 1990) Norton Buffalo - harmonica, guitar, backing vocals (1976-1978, 1982-1987, 1989-2009, died 2009) Naughty Dog Trade Freely. Not For Sale. Naughty Dog.
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