Ryan Adams and the Cardinals The Bardavon Opera House Poughkeepsie, New York Monday, May 16, 2005 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Location: balcony, front-right corner, mics at ~9' Source: AKG C1000S > XLR > Digimod UA-5 > S/PDIF > Nomad Jukebox 3 @ 16/44.1 Transfer: Nomad Jukebox 3 > USB > Intel/Gentoo Box > gnomad2 2.5.0 > Wave Mastering: mhWaveEdit 1.3.3 > Ladspa High Pass Filter (One Pole) Cutoff @ 200 Hz (Yes, it was this high; yes, you can still hear the bass) > Normalization to 100% > Track Division (Wave) Conversion: Wave > Command-line FLAC encoder/decoder version 1.1.0 > Level 8 Taper: Robby Grossman -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Disclaimer: This recording is NOT TO BE SOLD OR OTHERWISE USED FOR PROFIT of any kind. Please do not let this get on eBay. For **FREE** trade only! For information regarding free taping, trading and other shows I've recorded, please visit http://www.robbygrossman.com/taping -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Set (Disc) 1: # TITLE NOTES 1. Kiss Before I Go $ 2. The End 3. White Sand 4. Million Times Better Than The Pain 5. Mockingbird 6. September 7. Shakedown on 9th 8. Why Do They Leave? 9. Please Do Not Let Me Go 10. Nightbirds (Into The Ocean) Set (Disc) 2: # TITLE NOTES 1. Strawberry Wine ! 2. Endless Dream ! 3. Wonderwall (tease) > The Hardest Part !@ 4. Rescue Blues # 5. Peaceful Valley > 6. When Will You Come Back Home? > 7. Beautiful Sorta > 8. Cold Roses Notes: $ First ~six seconds cut. Sorry :( ! Ryan Adams (solo) @ An obnoxious audience member wouldn't stop bitching at Ryan throughout the entire show. Ryan put up with it until the "yeah muthafucka" remark, at which point he stopped playing Wonderwall mid-verse and moved on to The Hardest Part. # Ryan Adams (intro solo) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The venue mix was, to put it lightly, absolutely horrible. The bass was more than twice as loud as it should have been, and I couldn't seem to shake that from the recording. Ryan was visibly frustrated with the sound of his guitar at several points during the evening, as was evident after every song and during many songs, when he would go over to the amps and play with the knobs. Thanks to Chris G. for helping me with the setlist and to Katie for helping me get a ticket. See ya'll in Jersey on the fourth. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Compiled by Robby Grossman on Tuesday, May 17, 2005.