Source #	87594
Entered by	John Cook
Checksums	all-ffp
Disc Counts	2 / 2
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Date Circulated Date Added	08/28/2005 10/08/2007

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"A good old-fashioned B audience recording" > ? > FLAC
895 MB, 139:11

Pat Metheny Group
November 9, 1986
Detroit, MI

Pat Metheny
Lyle Mays
Steve Rodby
Paul Wertico
David Blamires
Nana Vasconcelos

A good old-fashioned B audience recording, with some
distortion in loud passages, cuts at tape flips, and
coughing during quiet tunes by the lady in the next seat
and other neighbors.

Those things said, this tape is really quite listenable.
Plus, the show features an unusual PMG lineup (vocalist/
multi-instrumentalist Mark Ledford is not yet in the
Group, and Nana Vasconcelos returns briefly in a low-key
supporting role) and interesting early versions of
Change Of Heart and Scrap Metal. This show is well worth
hearing, too, to admire Blamires' considerable talents
as a solo vocalist a la Pedro Aznar.

Total time 139:11
895 MB (FLAC)

Disc 1 (69:42)
01. Phase Dance (start cut)  7:06
02. Naked Moon  5:05
03. Tell It All  8:51
04. James  4:46
05. Change Of Heart (Rodby takes first solo)  6:26
06. Daulton Lee  5:48
07. The First Circle (start cut)  8:06
08. (Pat's remarks)  2:52
09. Scrap Metal (solo synth guitar feature) >  4:20
10. (drums) > Scrap Metal pt 2  3:33
11. Farmer's Trust > Goodbye  12:44
  
Disc 2 (69:29)
01. Straight On Red  9:46
02. Are You Going With Me? (start cut)  8:15
03. (Pat's remarks) > The Fields, The Sky  6:05
04. Chris (This Is Not America)  3:31
05. Letter From Home  2:43
06. (unidentified *)  14:35
07. Jaco (Pat on Synclavier Guitar Synth)  3:52
08. (band introductions, start cut)  2:14
09. San Lorenzo  14:49
10. American Garage  3:34

* long, melody-less, spacey, sound effects-laden tone
poem, from which some sounds (clocks ticking, etc.)
would be taken for use in Half-Life Of Absolution in
later years

The original FLAC seed had "San Lorenzo" in eight pieces
with the band introductions prepended to the first piece.
I joined them all then split off the band introductions.

Here are the FLAC fingerprints for the original tracks:

pmg1986-11-09_d2t08.flac:c0b950bd53bd288cf07b76c908f9f504
pmg1986-11-09_d2t09.flac:a0d8328d73a31b0d465e121156a90610
pmg1986-11-09_d2t10.flac:452a54c4666044b8aa8f16956131ff7e
pmg1986-11-09_d2t11.flac:02c6d60c8175a67606e7512f8016b69c
pmg1986-11-09_d2t12.flac:ea71b149fe610487e6d99c42f7d1e3d7
pmg1986-11-09_d2t13.flac:64667994dd0a59da47005b33a0349777
pmg1986-11-09_d2t14.flac:4a7c18d82df466b94e613080720b3e70
pmg1986-11-09_d2t15.flac:74dac50efcc5c76086d3efbacdd127e0

Before "Phase Dance", PMG opened the show with "Forward March" (missing from this recording).

There are silent gaps near most track boundaries and abrupt cuts elsewhere.