Tom Rapp - Live at Terrastock II, San Francisco, April 18, 1998 (2013 Remaster)

Audience Master > Unknown Generation Maxell II > Sony KA1ESA Tape Deck >
AC'97 Soundcard > Cool Edit Pro (minor edits) > FLAC

01 Rocket Man (5:18)
02 Love/Sex (3:14)
03 Sorry (Galaxie 500) (4:17)
04 Drop Out (4:41)
05 The Marijuana Song (1:24)
06 Sixties Stories (2:37)
07 These Things Too (3:29)
08 The Riegal (4:58)
09 Morning Song (4:04)
10 I Saw The World (2:37) >
11 Another Time (3:42)

Tom Rapp - Guitar, Vocals & Harmonica

David Rapp - Electric Guitar & Vocals
Paul Simmons - Electric Guitar
Elisabeth - Vocals
Olvardil Prydwyn - Harp
Alastair Galbraith - Guitar
Nick Saloman - Percussion

Random sounds emanating from synthesizers, keyboards and/or
other simultaneous concerts at the venue can also be heard.
Plus, a lot of space echo, putting the psych in the psych-folk.

Further edits by Cheese for seeding to DIME:

FLAC > Audacity* > WAV > FLAC
*Join Tracks - 10 dB NR - moderate EQ - Limiter - Reduce Applause - Fix Glitches - Retrack

Also, the opening line of "Rocket Man" was missing, so I fabricated one from materials
found later in the song. Sticklers for authenticity can slice off the first 20 seconds.
The other tracks were separated by fades, but in some cases there was overlap, so a clean
re-join was possible. I split the talk before "These Things Too" into its own track, and
split the final medley into two tracks because there is such a clean pause between them.

Not a bad sounding audience tape, made with unknown recording equipment - I would
venture to guess a cassette recorder, possibly with built-in stereo microphones.

The PA seems a little distant and muddy sounding, and one could hope for more presence
in Tom's guitar and voice, but the audience is respectful and generally not distracting.
Much gratitude is due the unknown taper for capturing and sharing this show on the web.

The musician list is based on stage announcements, web research, and best guesses.

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