Source #	22360
Entered by	Ron Broman
Checksums	ffp.txt
Disc Counts	1 / 1
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Date Circulated Date Added	02/20/2004 02/21/2004

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Realistic 33-1065 > Sony WMD6C (master cass) > Cass/1 > cdr> cdwav > soundforge 6.0 > FLAC Taped By: Phil Thenstedt Cassette to cdr transfer: Rev. Mike transfer made using a Sony TC-WE635 tape deck to Hhb burnit-830 stand alone burner Tracks split using CD wave editor Fades and other edits done using Soundforge 6.0 except the tape flip between tracks 13 and 14 which was present on source tape and left as is

Flaming Lips
The Double Door
Chicago, IL
4/30/96

Realistic 33-1065 > Sony WMD6C (master cass) > Cass/1 > cdr> cdwav > soundforge 6.0 > FLAC

Taped By: Phil Thenstedt
Cassette to cdr transfer: Rev. Mike
transfer made using a Sony TC-WE635 tape deck to Hhb burnit-830 stand alone burner

Tracks split using CD wave editor

Fades and other edits done using Soundforge 6.0
except the tape flip between tracks 13 and 14 which was present on source tape and left as is


01 tuning
02 Talkin' 'bout the Smilin' Deathporn Immortality Blues
03 All that Jazz (Echo & the Bunnymen)
04 banter
05 She don't Use Jelly
06 Unconsciously Screaming
07 Rainin' Babies
08 Take Meta Mars
09 Lightning Strikes the Postman
10 intro to
11 Moth in the Incubator
12 intro to
13 Put the Waterbug in the Policeman's Ear
14 intro to
15 Hit me Like you did the First Time
16 intro to
17 Bad Days
18 When you Smile
19 Psychiatric Explorations of the Fetus with Needles
20 exit stage/return to stage
21 intro to
22 The Abandoned Hospital Ship
23 crowd

Notes:
This recording was taped on the above rig to a 100 min. analog. The source cassette for this
transfer came from the estate of Guy Gimbrone. Guy received his copy directly from Phil who
taped this show, thanks to Phil for providing me with source info and giving his blessing for
this to be circulated.

Seeded to bt.etree.org and www.sharingthegroove.org on 2/20/04

This seed is dedicated to the memory of Guy Gimbrone 2/6/68 - 9/9/03, the best friend and
travelling companion I ever had, and the greatest archivist I have ever known.