Alex Skolnick Trio
Garfield Artworks
Pittsburgh, PA
2009-04-24
Source: Nakamichi CM-700/CP-702 omnis 'actives' > Samson PM4 >
Lunatec V3 (ANSR) > HP-120 @ 16/44.1
Transfer: HP-120 > USB > Soundforge 7.0 > CDWave > FLAC
Mic Location/Setup: ~3ft back from stage lip, center, ~3ft, NOS
t&t: AudBall
01. Still Lovin' You (Scorpions song)
02. Shades Of Grey
03. Detroit Rock City (Kiss song)
04. Lizard
05. Tom Sawyer (Rush song)
06. Oh Well (Fleetwood Mac) *
07. Last Day In Paradise
08. Western Sabbath Stomp
Garfield Artworks
Pittsburgh, PA
2009-04-24
Source: Nakamichi CM-700/CP-702 omnis 'actives' > Samson PM4 >
Lunatec V3 (ANSR) > HP-120 @ 16/44.1
Transfer: HP-120 > USB > Soundforge 7.0 > CDWave > FLAC
Mic Location/Setup: ~3ft back from stage lip, center, ~3ft, NOS
t&t: AudBall
01. Still Lovin' You (Scorpions song)
02. Shades Of Grey
03. Detroit Rock City (Kiss song)
04. Lizard
05. Tom Sawyer (Rush song)
06. Oh Well (Fleetwood Mac) *
07. Last Day In Paradise
08. Western Sabbath Stomp
Related Music (Beta) question-dark
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| Still Lovin' You (Scorpions song) |
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| Shades Of Grey |
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| Oh Well (Fleetwood Mac) * |
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| Western Sabbath Stomp |
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| Lizard |
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| Tom Sawyer (Rush song) |
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| Detroit Rock City (Kiss song) |
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| Last Day In Paradise |
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1 - Still Lovin' You (Scorpions song)
![[MusicBrainz (recording)]](/images/musicbrainz-small.png "[MusicBrainz (recording)]")
2 - Shades Of Grey
3 - Detroit Rock City (Kiss song)
4 - Lizard
5 - Tom Sawyer (Rush song)
6 - Oh Well (Fleetwood Mac) *
7 - Last Day In Paradise
Notes
*with vocalist Valentina
Colter Harper Trio opened
DSP notes:
Soundforge 7.0 used for +2gb gain
A big thanks to the artists for letting us record
and distribute their material!
*** http://www.alexskolnick.com ***
Reviews
Reviewer:
DPK
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April 26, 2009
Subject: Nice!
Subject: Nice!
I think I've just found another favorite band on the LMA. 'Love the sound of this recording a lot. It's a pleasure to see the 700s getting used out there. Thanks
