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Entered by	Matt Vernon
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Date Circulated Date Added	05/14/2008 05/16/2008

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Neumann skm 140s->Sound Devices 722->Resample-1.8+(24/192->16/44.1khz)

Telstar
4/12/2008
NASA Ames' Moffett Field

If you like improvisational music, bet you will like these sounds.

'Track marks' don't make much sense imo w/ stuff like this-
tho I threw some in anyway.

Included is the initial 'line-check', where there are occasional spurts
of diddling w/ the background tunes.  Things get moving around track 3 or so.

If you were one of the many high-def cameras there & got good footage,
we'd be psyched if you would share your stuffs w/ us.

More event info. here:
http://www.yurisnight.net/2008/


Sound path: Neumann skm 140s->Sound Devices 722->
Resample-1.8+(24/192->16/44.1khz)


email: phopely@seas.upenn.edu
http://rosemary.dyndns.org


Yuri's Night - April 12, 2008
NASA Ames Research Center
Moffett Field, CA (near Mountain View)

Phil Lesh (bass, vocals)
John Molo (drums), Steve Molitz (keys)
Willie Waldman (trumpet, fugelhorn)

Imrovisational / Experimental
Jazz / Electronica
All Along the Watchtower
Fly Like an Eagle

Particle Also Played

Doogles said "...We walked in under the legs of a War of the World robot/alien standing two stories tall.
To the left were two hangars, one packed with science experiments, and the other conducting a science experiment
of it's own by throwing a Burning Man-style rager... the tarmac was filled with airplanes, jets, drones, and a
fire-breathing robot. The outdoor stage hosted Phil & Particle... I've never heard a Phil set quite like what we heard [here].
It was entirely improv and took a while to get the rocket engines started, but once they were going we blasted off to sound
bending nugs that set us free to explore outer space and inner space at the same time..."