Lettuce
2026-10-10
Smith Opera House
Geneva, NY
Recorded & Transferred By: Robert Mullen (lvrwm)
Equipment/Lineage: Audience/SP-CMC-25 mics (clipped to glasses)>SP-SPSB-11(Battery Boost Box, with bass-roll-off at 16Hz, no roll-off)>Sony PCM-M10>Audacity (dither to 16/44.1)>CD Wave Editor(tracking)>Traders Little Helper flac level 8.
Recorder Settings: PCM-M10 at 48kHz/24 bit, high mic sensitivity, manual
record, limiter on, mic power off, low cut filter off, speed control off.
Microphone Note: These are brand new, replacement SP-CMC-25's and they are different than my previous set I purchased in 2009. The new ones are much less sensitive. I had to use the sensitivity switch on the M10 recorder to High to get good recording levels, while the old ones had great levels with the Low setting on sensitivity.
Comments: Here is our capture of Lettuce at the final show of their Cook Tour. We were in the center front balcony, front row, dead center. The crowd was excited but well behaved near this recorder for the 1st set and nobody near me for the 2nd set. Enjoy!
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Tracklist:
Set 1:
101-Chief
102-Storm Coming
103-Clav It Your Way
104-Who's Gonna Take The Weight
105-Waffles->
106-Everbody Wants To Rule The World->
107-Ready To Live
Set 2:
201-Band Banter and Warm Up
202-Fastball
203-Do Your Thing
204-Phyllis
205-Stage Banter (Sam Kininger introduced)
206-The Dump->
207-Breakout
208-Squadlive OG
209-Band Introductions
Encore:
210-Gratitude
Performed By:
Adam Smirnoff - Guitarist
Nigel Hall - Keyboards, Hammond B-3, piano, vocals
Adam Deitch - Drums/Percussion
Erick Coomes - Bass
Ryan Zoidis - Saxophone
Eric Bloom - Trumpet
Sam Kininger - Saxophone (Former Member, Special Guest this evening)
Remember, It's Only A Memory If It's Not Recorded!
...and...
Stay Stealthy My Friends