Jefferson Starship - 2006-11-22 London UK

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The original info file:
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JEFFERSON STARSHIP
Dingwalls,
London, UK
22nd November 2006

aka 'Let's Throw That Setlist Away' OR
'Six Double Vodkas & A Tazer'

Recorded by steve p, just in front of the board

LINEAGE:
Sony MZ-N910 MiniDisc with Sony Premium 80 Min MDs on SP Mode
with Manual Volume Control and CORE SOUND BINAURAL MICS with
Bass Roll-off Filter

Transfered from Minidisc's using a Hitachi RMD 100 > Creative
SB Live!Sound Card > Adobe Audition 1.5 > WAV files > CDR >
EAC > Wave > TLH (Level 8 SB aligned)

Ripped and flac'ed by boombox
Artwork by boombox

Setlist:

Disc 1:

01. Introduction aka 'Let's Throw That Setlist Away'
02. The Ballad Of You And Me And Pooneil (Inc. Teaching The Computers To Dream)
03. Technical Problems/Banter
04. I'm A Dreamer (No Slick)
05. More Technical Problems/Banter
06. Today (No Slick)
07. More Technical Problems/Banter
08. She Has Funny Cars
09. White Rabbit
10. Banter
11. Get Together
12. St. Charles
13. Miracles
14. Rocket Launcher
15. Hearts
16. Banter
17. Harp Tree Lament
18. It's Only Music
19. Banter



Disc 2:
01. Loser
02. Pride Of Man
03. Heckler aka 'Six Double Vodkas & A Tazer'
04. Baby Tree
05. Banter
06. Mau Mau (Intro)>Let's Go Together>A Child Is Coming (Outro)
07. Banter
08. Sunrise>Hijack>Xm>Have U Seen The Stars Tonite>Starship
09. Technical Problems/Banter
10. Fast Buck Freddie
11. Banter
12. Be Young You (Diana Acapella)
13. Caroline
14. Jane
15. Volunteers
16. Encore Break
17. It's No Secret
18. Arrangement Talk
19. Somebody To Love
20. Thanks & Outro

boombox's notes november 2006:

My first show of this tour and one described by the band's manager as
the best of the year so far. Not the best sounding venue in the world
and a stage more suited to three or four piece bands, as opposed to
JS' seven members, but a good atmosphere.

The band were in fine spirits, but the show was plagued with irritating
technical problems for the guitarists - both PK's and Slick's rigs went
down, and Slick snapped a string. However, this did not prevent them
from delivering a damn fine show. Beginning with a mixture of classics,
the show really picked up from St Charles onwards. Both Marty and DF's
mini-sets were excellent and it was a privilege to hear Blows in its
"near" entirety. Diana was in wonderful voice as usual. Special mention
should go to stand-in drummer Tony Morley, who under Slick & Chris' able
tutelage is expanding his repertoire of Jefferson songs every day.

I received this direct from the taper the night after the show. He has
done nothing to it other than to edit out a little noise during the encore
break to allow it to fit onto two discs. Sound quality is limited by the
sound on the night - Chris' keyboard bass was way too high in the mix and
Slick's distortion effects played havoc as well.

If you get the chance to catch this line-up on tour, I guarantee it will
be one of the best shows you see all year.

Enjoy!!

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Check: http://www.jeffersonstarshipsf.com

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