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X-D
VoivodFan
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posted August 27, 2003 17:26
    
The CBGB's is a good quality soundboard recording. Ripped to cd by me from a tape I got from Neutronboy2000. Exactly as Skul describes... the entire unediteded show that the few tracks from "Lives" are sourced from. I actually prefer the raw recordings to some of the disasterous mixes on the album.The 1996 Jaxx show is good too... a study in guitar, so to speak, as it ultra-loud in the mix while everything else is low.  A couple of other good ones:
-Phoenix Club, Chicoutimi, Quebec, September 3rd, 1994 (Eric's 2nd or 3rd show... all Snake-era tunes with an early version of Nanoman and a cool bass solo. audience recording/typical sound quality.) -Oosterpoort: Groningen, Holland, October 2nd, 1997 (audience recording, features most of Phobos live which is unusual, but cool as fuck.) -Klubben: Stockholm, Sweden, 10/14/1999 (Radio broadcast w/brief interview, excellent quality!) Spudboy's Lee's Palace 2000 show is of course an excellent document as well.
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Skul
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posted August 27, 2003 17:54
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Originally posted by X-D:
-Phoenix Club, Chicoutimi, Quebec, September 3rd, 1994 (Eric's 2nd or 3rd show... all Snake-era tunes with an early version of Nanoman and a cool bass solo. audience recording/typical sound quality.)
I have the video of that one (2nd gen.), though sayin' "video" is a rather broad statement, it's so dark you cant see anything!! At least the audio is good. The bass solo reminds me of Bassically... there's also a slew of covers like Electric Funeral (Sabbath) and The Chase is Better than the Catch (motorhead), and a bunch of rarely heard songs like Ripping Headaches. And yes, that's Eric's 2nd show. His vocals were more screamy than usual on there, too.
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The Neverman
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posted August 28, 2003 04:10
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Originally posted by X-D:
I actually prefer the raw recordings to some of the disasterous mixes on the album.
yeah, me too 
and I'd still like to find the whole show from 10/03/95 at Huxley's, Berlin, Germany... the live tracks on Kronik were recorded that night... so the full show must exist somewhere! Away?... quote:
Originally posted by X-D:
Oosterpoort: Groningen, Holland, October 2nd, 1997 (audience recording, features most of Phobos live which is unusual, but cool as fuck.)
there are quite a few "Phobos" shows that are cool:
Underground, Koln, Ger 9/20/97...very clear sound/digital noises throughout though...
and the canadian dates from 7/14/97 in Québec City and 7/18/97 in Montreal... quote:
Originally posted by X-D:
Klubben: Stockholm, Sweden, 10/14/1999 (Radio broadcast w/brief interview, excellent quality!)
there are still not many 1999 shows in circulation... Roseville, CA 12/11/99 is cool... and there is that show at le Medley in Montreal 4/09/99 when Snake joins Eric to sing Voivod as encore... quote:
Originally posted by Skulhed:
And yes, that's Eric's 2nd show. His vocals were more screamy than usual on there, too.
I like those early shows with Eric because his voice was exactly like you said... more screamy... unfortunately those early Eric shows are rare and apart from the first 2 and one from Stuttgart in 1995 I don't know of any other.. but yes, the voice is rawer... heavier than on later recordings (especially from 1997 on)... quote:
Originally posted by Warcorpse:
and I am hoping to get these shows soon:
August 6, 1993, Verdun Auditorium, Montreal, Quebec
August 27, 1994, Berri-UQAM Square, Montreal, Quebec
my version of Verdun is short and not that good... do you have the other one Warcorpse?
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posted August 27, 2003 07:47
posted August 27, 2003 23:30
