Source #	166767
Entered by	Mark Goldey
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Date Circulated Date Added	01/13/2024 01/13/2024

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• (166768)  FLAC 1644  Source:   SBD > TCD-D3 > TC-D5 (no...

Source Summary
FLAC 2496 Source: SBD > TCD-D3 > TC-D5 (no Dolby indicated) taped by Dan Rogosa
Transfer: MC (1 MX-S 90; 1 MX-S 100) > Nak Dragon > Tascam DA-3000 (DSF 1-bit/5.6 MHz) > EZ CD Audio Converter > PCM @ 2496
Master: Wavelab 11 (tracking, levels, patch/cross fade) > FLAC 2496

Solar Circus
Kenmore Club (Celebration)
Boston, MA
1992-01-29

Source:   SBD > TCD-D3 > TC-D5 (no Dolby indicated) taped by Dan Rogosa
Transfer: MC (1 MX-S 90; 1 MX-S 100) > Nak Dragon > Tascam DA-3000 (DSF 1-bit/5.6 MHz) > EZ CD Audio Converter > PCM @ 2496
Master:   Wavelab 11 (tracking, levels, patch/cross fade) > FLAC 2496

Thanks to Dan for taping and lending his tapes to be digitized and shared

Set I
01. Mountain Marlane
02. Path To Your Heart
03. Obsession
04. unknown
05. So Many Times
06. Ophelia
07. Gates Of Heaven
08. tuning
09. Let Lois Love >
10. Spin Song

Set II
11. Set II Intro
12. Festival
13. banter
14. Shooting Tequila
15. Experimental Song >
16. St. Stephen >
17. The Eleven >
18. St. Stephen >
19. Twilight Dance >
20. Laced In Silver
21. Mason's Children Jam >
22. Twilight Dance >
23. Love's My Thing
25. crowd + announcements

Encore:
26. Into Tomorrow

A really terrific recording from a place called the Kenmore Club or Celebration.  The name and venue are somewhat confusing.  The building was at 530 Commonwealth Avenue, and upstairs was a club called, at various times, Narcissus, Lucifer, Lipstick and who knows what else.  Downstairs was the Kenmore Club or Celebration.  Or maybe it was all one place depending on who was playing and what genre was hot that year.  The tickets were more like raffle tickets printed with the word "Celebration" than anything specific by band or date.  Boston University took over the building around 1993 and it's now a 7-11 / Dunkin Donuts.

Dan also made a DAT, which did not sound as good as the cassettes, that provided patch material for tape flips and also timing to keep the cassette recording on-pitch.

Enjoy!

--mhg :: 2024-01-13