Source #	1530
Entered by	Jon Goldberg
Checksums	d1 , d2 , d3
Disc Counts	2 / 3
Media Size
Date Circulated Date Added	09/10/00 09/24/2000

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Source: DSBD->DA-P1 Conversion: DA-P1->Sek'd Prodif 32->Braodcast 2000 (recording, conversion and track seperation all done in this application). Taper and Encoder: Brendan Wood

The Disco Biscuits
9/20/99
The Pure Lounge, Columbia, Missouri

Source: DSBD->DA-P1
Conversion: DA-P1->Sek'd Prodif 32->Braodcast 2000 (recording, conversion and
track seperation all done in this application).
Taper and Encoder: Brendan Wood
Brought to you by the Operators of Paradigm (paradigm.spaga.org).



Disk 1:

1. The Overture->
2. Helicopters*->
3. The Overture
4. The Very Moon->
5. Hot Air Balloon
6. Three Wishes

Disk 2:

1. Lighting Solo by Matt Arabino
2. Down To The Bottom->
3. Run Like Hell

Disk 3:

1. AC2B
2. House Dog Party Favor

* They tried to work into Helicopters, and didn't quite make it.. there
is a small Helicopters-like jam before the 2nd track starts, as I elected to
break it when they really went into Helicopters.
** Overture is missing the first 20 seconds or so as there was some difficulty
finding where to patch into the Soundboard.

Show Notes:  This show was in Columbia, Missouri on a bleary, cold, rainy,
Monday night.  I think all these factors played into a low attendence and
a very laid back atmosphere for a fun evening of getting down to the Biscuits.
The band was having fun, as it was Matt Arabino's (the lighting director for
the band) Birthday.  They bought a round of shots for the whole bar between
sets, and the whole bar sang happy birthday to Matt (there  were probably
40 people there total).  At the start of the second set, Marc calls for a
lighting solo from Matt, and adds a little vocal imagery to it.  I decided
to include this as a track on disc2 (and left out the happy birthday singing
from the bar... as it is horribly off key :) ).

*This show was recorded and encoded completely under Linux*