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Recording Notes
All three sets are sourced directly from the master, including the elusive
RHCP set which seems like it has never circulated very much, if at all. Edited
to even out some volume adjustments the taper did at the beginning of the PJ
and Nirvana sets, smoothed out where the taper paused after Dumb
and Me And My Friends, and removed a few pops. There is also an
unfixable small cut @ 9:28 of disc 3, track 6.
The total time of the first disc is 80:33. Almost all modern cd burners can
overburn to a little over 82 minutes using capable burning software. Check out
the net for specifics on what your particular burner can handle, or you can of
course separate the two sets onto two discs if you have any problems.
This release should not be confused with SV023, called Jam Like Hell.
Basically the differences between that earlier release and this one is SV023
does not include the RHCP set, and there are more cdr extractions in the source
lineage.
Also very special thanks to Dominick Gruber in Germany who spent a good bit
of time helping me identify all the teases in the RHCP set.
Artwork Notes
The artwork is designed to fit a 3CD fat "quad" cd style jewelcase. It could
be surely modified to fit two separate traditional jewelcases if desired.
New Year's Eve and three great bands! Ed comments, "If I wasn't in this band,
I would still make sure I was here tonight." Ed sings part of
Fugazi's Waiting Room
as an intro to Even Flow. A driven performance, with a particularly intense
version of Alive. Flea of RHCP assists with vocals during Leash.
The Teen Spirit teaser (actually the longest teaser I've heard) is
followed by Stone's quip, "Just remember, we played it first." Ed performs
one of his finest stage dives, repeating it later during the Yurtle the Turtle
encore with the Chili Peppers.
