| Identifier | 6111176 |
| Created At | Tue May 23 2023 23:54:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) |
| Media Type | FLAC |
| Media Count | 3 |
| Show Rating | A |
| Sound Rating | A |
| Source Info | Neumann RSM-191s (150deg X-Y, 7.5ft high) > SV255 > D3 |
| J-Card Comment | <b>Neumann rsm191</b> || (flac=958mb) || complete |
| Tech Note | Phish May 7, 1992 The Agora Theater Cleveland, OH Source: Neumann RSM-191s (150deg X-Y, 7.5ft high) > SV255 > D3 Taped by: Bryon Sosinski, Kevin Shapiro Source CD's provided by Kevin Shapiro. EAC logs included. EAC, editing, FLAC by Marmar- imthemarmar@gmail.com Disc 1: -Set I- 1. Suzy Greenberg 2. Poor Heart 3. Buried Alive 4. My Friend My Friend 5. Foam 6. Runaway Jim 7. Esther 8. Split Open and Melt 9. Rift 10.Guelah Papyrus 11.Possum Disc 2: -Set II- 1. The Landlady 2. Sparkle 3. Tweezer 4. Fluffhead 5. Glide 6. Mike's Song > 7. I Am Hydrogen > 8. Weekapaug Groove 9. Fee > 10.Cold as Ice > 11.Oke Dokey, All In Tune! 12.Bike > Cold as Ice Disc 3: 1. The Squirming Coil 2. Tweezer Reprise Encores: 3. Sweet Adeline 4. Sleeping Monkey 5. Rocky Top Mastering notes: The source CD's were ripped with EAC. Weekapaug was missing from the masters used to make the CD's. I patched the Weekapaug using the Unknown source listed in the db.etree after fixing the pitch to match the source provided by KS. The Unknown source sounds like it is actually from this rig, just a few analog gens down the line. |
| Trades Allowed | |
| Taper Name | Bryon Sosinski |
Performance
| Phish 1992-05-07 The Agora, Cleveland, OH | |
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| Set 1 | Suzie Greenberg, Poor Heart, Buried Alive, My Friend My Friend, Foam, Runaway Jim, Esther, Split Open and Melt, Rift, Guelah Papyrus, Possum |
| Set 2 | The Landlady, Sparkle, Tweezer, Fluffhead, Glide, Mike's Song > I am Hydrogen > Weekapaug Groove, Fee > Cold As Ice, Bike, The Squirming Coil, Tweezer Reprise, E: Sweet Adeline, Sleeping Monkey, Rocky Top |
| Set 3 | |
| Comment | Show Notes: Possum included Asshole, Fingerscrape, Random Laugh, and All Fall Down Signals. During Fee, a fake palm tree was lowered onto the stage behind Page. The prop seemed to surprise the band as much as it did the audience. |