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String Cheese Incident 07/27/01
Aladdin Theatre, Las Vegas, NV

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Source #	5048
Entered by	Brad Leblanc
Checksums	All
Disc Counts	2 / 3
Media Size
Date Circulated Date Added	8/10/01 08/22/2001

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MBHO 603's > DMic20 > DA-P1 > Sony PCM-R300 > Digital Coax > EGO-SYS U2A Waveterminal > Soundforge 4.5 > CDWave > MKW > .shn

            String Cheese Incident

Aladdin Theatre, Las Vegas, NV.

07/27/2001

Recorded by: Matt Verady and Brian Hormann (Grout)

Source: MBHO 603's > DMic20 > DA-P1

Transferred by: Grout (azbigwufan@home.com)

transfer: Sony PCM-R300 > Digital Coax > EGO-SYS U2A Waveterminal > 

Soundforge 4.5 > CDWave > MKW > SHN

Disc 1

Set 1:

01. San Jose

02. Got What He Wanted

03. Freedom Jazz Dance

04. Barstool

Disc 2

01. Joyful Sound > Jam >

02. Turn This Around

03. Daryl

Set 2:

04. Get Down Tonight*

05. Howard

Disc 3

01. Dudley's Kitchen

02. Windy Mountain > Jam >

03. Impressions^ >

04. Drums^ >

05. Shakin' the Tree^

06. Crowd

Encore:

07. Viva Las Vegas >

08. How Mountain Girls Can Love >

09. Viva Las Vegas

Guests:

* with Karl Denson on saxophone and Andy Cleaves on trumpet

^ with Mike Dillon on pecussion

Notes:

First Time Played: Viva Las Vegas (Elvis Presley cover, sung by Nershi 

dressed in full Elvis attire)

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01/30/2002	Brad Leblanc	There is now a fixed copy of this show circulating in which Brian Cole removed 5 or 6 pops using CEP or SF 5.0. More info to come.