Source #	106676
Entered by	Michael
Checksums	ffp , md5 , wav-md5
Disc Counts	1 / 1
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Date Circulated Date Added	03/20/2010 03/21/2010

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flac16; SP-CMC-1 (AT829s, HRTF @ 6', FOB, slightly ROC) > SP-SPSB-2 > R-09 (24/48)

Flaming Lips
NX35 Festival
North Texas Fairgrounds
Denton, TX
March 13, 2010 - 8:15pm

Source: SP-CMC-1 (AT829s, HRTF @ 6', FOB, slightly ROC) > SP-SPSB-2 > R-09 (24/48)
Transfer: SD Card > Dell Inspiron 700m (SD Card Slot) > Audition 1.5 (dEdit) > R8Brain 1.9 (dither @ VHQ) > CDWave 1.98 > TLH (flac8)

Tracklist:

01: Pre-Show Crowd
02: Pre-Show Announcements
03: Tuning
04: Flaming Lips Intro Music
05: Power Failure
06: Resume Show
07: Worm Mountain
08: Banter
09: Silver Trembling Hands
10: The Yeah Yeah Yeah Song (With All Your Power) Intro
11: The Yeah Yeah Yeah Song (With All Your Power)
12: Banter
13: In the Morning of the Magicians
14: Watching the Planets > *
15: Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots pt. 1 *
16: Waiting for A Superman Intro
17: Waiting for A Superman
18: Power Failure #2/Toast Banter
19: See The Leaves
20: Banter
21: Convinced of the Hex
22: Banter
23: Do You Realize
24: Post Show Crowd

Total Time:   1:40:26.994


Processing:

boost right channel 1.5dB, overall +7.5dB boost w/ -.5dB Hardlimit; Fade In/Out


Notes:

* Acoustic

This tape starts at about 8:00 pm, and rolls continious to the end of the show (obviously).  The reason I note this is that the show was beset with technical/power problems, and comes to a complete halt twice.  Other than that, pretty good show/tape.  I have included an alternate starting track (track 02) that cuts off the 15 minutes of crowd & tuning, but doesn't reduce the disc count.  The audience doesn't come out nearly as bad as I would have thought for how poorly behaved some of them were.  What sounds like random static is actually people popping balloons released from the stage.  There is some phasing due to movement, it's much more noticable on headphones than on a stereo or in a car...  Enjoy!