[leftjab]

Hey everyone,

sorry for the delay in getting this out, but I was on vacation for a bit, 
and I wanted to make sure I edited it as best I could.  This is a DAT 
recording of an FM broadcast by KFOG of the free show they sponsored in 
March, and they mixed it pretty well.  I've been digitially recording for 
six years now, but I'm just getting somewhat adept at my computer editing 
programs.  I posted last month about the need to edit KFOG noises out, and 
about why reordering the show made sense, and here's a summary of that:

the original set list:

Redneck Wonderland
Too Much Sunshine
Bullroarer
Under the Overpass
Dreamworld
Luritja Way (Rob stand up kit, acoustic guitars)
Time to Heal ( " )
Golden Age ( " )
Short Memory ( " )
Blue Sky Mine (")
Say Your Prayers
Sometimes
Dead Heart
King of the Mountain
Forgotten Years
E: Beds are Burning

the KFOG  radiosetlist:
Beds
Luritja Way
Sometimes
Blue Sky Mine
Dreamworld (followed by Peter introducing "Luritja Way", but the song 
immediately following is ...)
Say Your Prayers
Golden Age
Time to Heal
The Dead Heart
King of the Mountain >
Forgotten Years

although KFOG smoothed some of the crowd noise and segues between songs, 
all but talked over songs a bit and announced their call letters between 
songs, there were discernible breaks between almost all the songs (except 
for King > Forgotten, which I kept intact and just broke up for CD indexing 
purposes; one or two others have strange breaks) ...it was possible for me 
to rearrange the song list in the order played in the show and have all of 
the music that was played, with a little Sound Forge editing, and as few 
KFOG sounds as possible, coming up with:

Dreamworld
Luritja Way
Time to Heal
Golden Age
Blue Sky Mine
Say Your Prayers
Sometimes
The Dead Heart
King of the Mountain >
Forgotten Years
E: Beds


I was thinking about treeing rather than weeding, but I concede to not 
having the time to do all the work to set it up.  So I'm going to weed it 
out to 6 people to start, if they all promise to copy it for at least 3 
people.  I will weed again if demand is there and feedback is good about 
the sound quality.  The friend with whom I went to the show thinks it 
sounds fine (and his loud, union organizer voice is audible between songs), 
but I want opinions from pickier fans ;)  I also welcome trades; I know 
I've been a bit delinquent in completing correspondence with some of you 
about proposed trades, and I will follow-up shortly (I don't empty my 
in-boxes, particularly of such important e-mails).   If you respond, please 
indicate whether you'd rather trade or help weed.

Thanks for all your patience.

Jonathan