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DVD 3627; lineage: Source: Sony TCD-D7 + Sony ECM-77b (x2). Transfer: DAT Master --> Tascam DA-20 --> Pioneer PDR-509 --> CDR --> Audacity --> FLAC 8

Ran a high pass filter and created tracks/labels in Audacity. No EQ, normalization or mastering otherwise.

At the end of their 1994 North American Stoned & Dethroned tour, the night after the Hollywood Palladium show. What a special night. Billed and sold as "Jesus & Mary on Sunset". In an infamous, super intimate venue. I think they had last played The Roxy in 1985, on their first major US tour.

Velvet Crush was the opener. Unfortunately, no Mazzy Star that night. They opened for JAMC, along with Velvet Crush (West Coast only?), for most/all of the North American JAMC tour except this night. Ultimately this meant JAMC did not play "Sometimes Always". But, despite a shorter set (vs. the other gigs on this leg of the tour), we were treated to "In A Hole" and "Nine Million Rainy Days". I wished they played more classic tunes but zero complaints in the end.

Plus, there was an on-stage Jim/William fight during the encore (probably one of the reasons why the show was shorter). I believe Jim's comment (around 3:30 Track 16) was driven by the fact that William was taking so long to get ready (the track basically begins when they walked back on stage for the encore). Jim threw the mic down and walked off stage and William fittingly finished the show with "I Hate Rock'n'Roll".


Thanks cynm. Please enjoy and always support the artists.

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