Identifier | 9294941 |
Created At | Tue May 23 2023 23:54:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) |
Media Type | FLAC |
Media Count | 1 |
Source Info | Core Sounds Binaurals (pointed towards stage to minimise crowd noise) -> Sony PCM-D50 (line-in, 44.1kHz 24 bit) -> Cooledit Pro 2.0 (30-band graphic EQ) -> Soundforge 9.0e w/Izotope Ozone 3 Mastering Plugin -> FLAC Level 6 |
Microphones | Core Sounds Binaurals |
Tech Note | Info File: Carcass - Live at the Metro in Sydney, Australia October 12, 2008 Source/Lineage: Core Sounds Binaurals (pointed towards stage to minimise crowd noise) -> Sony PCM-D50 (line-in, 44.1kHz 24 bit) -> Cooledit Pro 2.0 (30-band graphic EQ) -> Soundforge 9.0e w/Izotope Ozone 3 Mastering Plugin -> FLAC Level 6 Recorded, mastered and processed by: Yours truly ... Starclassic. Location: First riser off dancefloor, slightly left of centre. Notes: The legendary Carcass brings its UK death metal back to the shores of Australia after a 15 year absence since their last visit and they definitely didn't disappoint, playing with the same ferocity, balls and chunk that we've all come to know and love from this awesome foursome. Plenty of laughs were to be had from frontman Jeff Walker which is surprising considering the poor bastard had a beer can tossed at his head during the opening song. Seriously, what the f__k is wrong with you idiots? We're supposed to be THANKING these guys for making all that effort to fly to our f__king isolated country and instead we have f__king morons disrespecting our artists! No wonder we have more crappy nu-metal and screamo bands hitting our shores rather than quality acts! Anyway, enough of that ranting. Now for a different rant. I'm not sure what it is with the sound guys at the Metro but they all seem to have this fetish for friggin' excessive amounts of bass and for a while, you also hear the PA speakers cracking with each hit of the kick drums, which definitely pissed me off. Once again, the vocals lacked presence and the guitars could have used a little more sparkle in the rhythm sections and I was faced with the task of polishing a turd which was concentrating more on overall volume and thump rather than music and balance. Nevertheless, the crowd around me were well behaved considering they had no idea what I was doing though there was one dude who spotted my mics so if you're reading this dude, thanks for setting up a well behaved entourage in front of me to ensure I could get the best possible result! Enough waffling on. Just download and enjoy some fine British death metal! ...and please, don't sell this bootleg, otherwise you're just plain old scum. That and I'll get Jeff to find you and have you dissected alive. CD1: 1) Intro 2) Inpropagation 3) Buried Dreams 4) Jeff greets the crowd and incites useful violence 5) Corporal Jigsore Quandary 6) Carnal Forge 7) Jeff, photographers, family and sheep-screwing 8) Incarnate Solvent Abuse 9) Jeff and Australian cultural exports 10) No Love Lost 11) Jeff cops a handbag full of surprises CD2: 12) Jeff's second job 13) Edge of Darkness/This Mortal Coil 14) Embodiment 15) Reek of Putrefaction 16) Keep on Rotting 17) Genital Grinder/Pyosisified (Rotten to the Gore) 18) Death Certificate 19) Exhume to Consume 20) Jeff discusses encores, Ken and introduces the band 21) Ruptured/Heartwork/Carneous Cacoffiny |
Traded From | Starclassic |
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Taper Name | Starclassic |
Performance
Carcass 2008-10-12 The Metro, Sydney, Australia | |
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Set 1 | Inpropagation Buried Dreams Corporal Jigsore Quandary Carnal Forge Jeff, Photographers, Family And Sheep-Screwing Incarnate Solvent Abuse Jeff And Australian Cultural Exports No Love Lost Jeff Cops A Handbag Full Of Surprises Jeff's Second Job Edge Of Darkness > This Mortal Coil Embodiment Reek Of Putrefaction Keep On Rotting Genital Grinder > Pyosisified (Rotten To The Gore) Death Certificate Exhume To Consume E: Ruptured Heartwork Carneous Cacoffiny |
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