Burnt

UBB12-ML-184604-ML-

belongs on BT forum.

Hopefully I'll get a better response this time around. People if you still haven't checked out the Join, what are you waiting for? These guys kick some serious ass!

Later

Karl

http://www.easytree.org/torrents-details.php?id=15191

the Join

August 12th, 2004

Harmony Lounge,

Toronto, Ontario

Source: AKG C4000-->-20dB attenuators-->DA-P1 @48KHz (-20dB pad ON)

Mic info: onstage, cardiod

Transfer: DA-20-->coax-->Midiman Audiophile2496-->Soundforge v5.0-->CD Wave

v1.71-->FLAC frontend v1.7.1-->FLAC

Taped, transferred & FLAC'd by: Karl L (timmytucker@primus.ca)

Disc #1 - Set #1

1. --> (7:54)

2. --> (4:45)

3. --> (7:57)

4. --> (4:10)

5. --> (4:45)

6. --> (4:37)

7. --> (2:36)

8. --> (4:24)

9. --> (2:52)

10. (3:40)

(total time: 47:45)

Disc #2 - Set #2

1. tuning (0:26)

2. --> (3:13)

3. --> (9:31)

4. --> (4:59)

5. --> (4:16)

6. --> (4:09)

7. --> (3:04)

8. * (7:14)

9. --> # (13:50)

10. # (4:04)

(total time: 54:51)

Disc #3 - Set #3

1. --> (3:20)

2. --> (10:03)

3. --> (8:33)

4. --> (13:33)

5. --> (8:23)

6. (6:01)

(total time: 49:55)

* w/Ewan Miller on guitar

# w/Ewan Miller on guitar & Yosuf on bass (not sure of his name it could be

Joseph, nobody seems to know)

the band:

Darren Shearer - electronic drum kit

Dave "Soulfingers" Williams - keys

Trevor Bedard - bass

Notes:

d1t01 @ 0:06.305 to 0:06.336 - there was some minor digi-noise that I

improved

d1t01 @ 0:06.425 to 0:06.456 - there was some minor digi-noise that I

improved

d1t08 @ 0:16 to 0:17 - some very minor crackle in the left channel from the

PA system

got a radio edit of she sends me with meat as the filler so to speak.

the libraries of CHUO and CFBU had a tonne of 'em

There are actually two different versions of the disc. The first one was the promotional disc released in 1996 by sony which only had the 46 minute Meat on it.

Then there was the second version which was released around 1998 which had the same version of Meat but with the She Sends Me that was mentioned by someone else.

Personally if you've never heard it I think it would be worth it to listen to a couple of times but it's not as rocking as some live versions out there. This Meat lags around the 20-30 minute mark but then picks up steam after that point.

I did hear that whole 46 minute version once on the radio here in Toronto. It was either on 88.1 (CKLN) or 89.5 (CIUT) on one of their morning programs a few years back.

Later