[Incubation] Soft Metals live recording...

[tomzero]

Finally got around to sticking up my videos of this. Both are way too dark, but that's what the club was like.

Soft Metals is here:



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From: the happy one <the at atmyheels.com>
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Sent: Monday, June 20, 2011 3:12 AM
Subject: [Incubation] Soft Metals live recording...


Figure I should get this one out...

This show was at a hole in the wall bar called Amnesia in SF...unlike in the UK, where all the shows wrap up by 11PM because that's when the trains stop running, our shows typically *start* at 11pm, as this one did...utterly ridiculous it should take so long to start up, including the time for setting up the video projection, which didn't even get put to good use for the show as somebody forgot to set up a DVD, so all we got was the title screen...maybe this was for the best, see below.

Soft Metals
2011-06-18
Amnesia
San Francisco CA 

This was recorded with Sound Professionals CMC-SP-4 > CA-9100 batbox > Sony PCM-M10
Download (FLAC format) available here: 

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=6STACDUT

Setlist

soundcheck (backdropped by gay porn, I kid you not, I have a 17s video snippet in the media subdirectory)
Psychic Driving
Always
Voices
The Cold World Melts
Do You Remember
Eyes Closed
Pain
Hot On The Heels Of Love [Throbbing Gristle cover]
outro...if you listen closely, you can hear the Soft Metals singer complain about not being able to hear herself sing....

The quality of this recording is excellent, nothing in the way of re-EQ necessary.   Tomzero also taped the show with my Sonic Studios mics, but because they're omnis, they mostly caught the conversation between the guy selling merch and his blonde girlfriend.  

All but the third, fourth, and eighth songs are currently unreleased (pretend you never saw DCoops' link for the pre-release), so I actually don't want to post this publicly until their new album is officially out in July.

Have video of one track,  The Cold World Melts, here, which gives a good illustration of one the best uses of a Roland Juno since the Chemical Brothers, greatly helped out by Patricia Furpurse (Hall)'s svelte dance moves:  
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jF8CP6xPbU

I also recorded the opening act, called Warrior Line, from LA (but used to live in SF), who were pretty good as well, studio versions of their stuff can be found on Soundcloud for those inclined:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=N7BXXIY5

Setlist

?
Make It Rain
Howl of the Lynx
One Line
?

--Sam

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