Torrent Title:
Pat Metheny Group Royal Oak, MI, Royal Oak Music Theatre, 1979-11-10 (First Show)

Artist Name:
Pat Metheny Group

Bootleg Title:

Venue City Country Date
Royal Oak Music Theatre, Royal Oak, MI,USA, 1979-11-10 (First Show)

Track List:
01 Intro
02 Phase Dance
03 Airstream
04 Pat Speaks I
05 April Joy
06 Unity Village
07 The Windup
08 The Epic
09 Pat Speaks II
10 James
11 Old Folks
12 Jaco
13 The Magician's Theatre
14 San Lorenzo (cut)

ffp:
Included

Line-Up:
Pat Metheny Group
Pat Metheny, guitars
Lyle Mays, piano, synthesizers, organ, autoharp
Mark Egan, electric bass
Dan Gottlieb, drums

Thanks to Marc Morvan and his excellent site on Pat's concerts and activities! Best source of information on the net!

ARTWORK:

SOURCE:
Audience (VG+ / VG-)

TAPER:
Unknown
(processed by Metamarc)

The unprocessed version will be supplied upon request (just send a pm).

LINEAGE:
Unknown mic - tape (received in trade)> CD-R to WAV and to harddisc via EAC >WAV to FLAC conversion with Traders Little Helper (sector boundaries aligned)- ffp with Traders Little Helper-Torrent file with Maketorrent; equalized with Har-Bal; cleaned and tweaked with Adobe Audition 2.0 and iZotope RX-5.

If you find this recording enjoyable please buy Pat's stuff via http://www.patmetheny.com/

No mp3's from this upload, never, nowhere!!! Please don't alter the info file in case of uploads to other torrent sites. Give credit to all the tapers out there when uploading their work onto other trackers. Share the gift of music.

Note: This is one of those tapes I find myself cursing about. It has great music but at the same an enormous amount of hiss and background noise. It was recorded on a very cheap tape that still had sounds on it from other concerts. That's annoying, so be warned and please don't blame it on me. I tried my best to denoise, declick and dehiss the tape without losing any musical information. Sorry, I can't do better. If you have a better source tape or the means in you possession to remaster this, please go ahead! This one features an early version of James and of course one of my all time Metheny favourites The Magician's Theatre (Pat hates this one nowadays...). Enjoy the music (not the noise...)!