http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/11/30/93_- ... as,_Nevada

Does anyone have a copy of this? Any Vs show is worth owning but another soundboard boot would be great.

Plus it's the debut of Tremor Christ.

WRONG FORUM!

Really?

Yeah really?

I guess I haven't followed general discussion protocol. Here goes:

Top Ten reasons to discuss this boot.

1. Apparently this was a Ten Club release. As I wasn't a member then it's existence is both surprising and exciting. Surely it's worth it's own Official album thread.

2. Was this limited to a few members or available across the board?

3. Was this a part of a greater release plan?

4. Was it soundboard and good quality?

5. How good were the Green River tracks?

6. Where would this release chart in other peoples top ten official live releases?

7. How good are waffles?

8-10. That's it really. If anyone happens to have a copy and is willing to torrent it, please view this thread in the appropriate trading forum.

It was released around the same time as the 2005 boots. It was supposed to be the first real "vault" release, but the fans were super pissed that it was only available as MP3 and they complained bitterly. As with all the 2005 boots, it went out of print pretty fast when PJ switched to Basecamp. The sound quality is perfect soundboard. The Green River stuff is great. Just be prepared for the usual MP3 goofiness...swishy high end, gaps between songs, etc...

It's available on some major torrent sites still. What.cd has some seeders.

Thanks guys. Can't find a working torrent yet but I'll keep searching. Unless anyone has a What.cd invite.....

Any information as to why they chose this show to release back in 2005? Is it that stellar? I have heard a few from that month and they're pretty impressive.

I think it was largely chosen because of the (particularly then) unique Green River reunion during the encore.

I've re-uploaded this to waffles and mediafire, along with the artwork I made for it a few years back.

http://www.mediafire.com/?0ffisgwzruclw



Included is a FLAC rip of 'My Way' from the 1995 Fan Club Holiday single to make it the complete show.

For fellow Luddites who still like physical copies, the official bootleg length is a frustrating 80:56 but can be edited to fit on a single CD-R by converting to WAV and shortening the break between 'Porch' and 'Swallow My Pride', and the outro that follows 'Ain't Nothing to Do'.

Alternatively, the whole show fits on a 90min CD-R (including 'My Way'), or can be split across two discs.

The artwork has different back covers that cater for these various options

Love your work. Thanks heaps for this.

There's nothing like Dave A on Even Flow. Makes me love it again. It has that bounce and Stone gets into the groove, probably doing a bit of chicken neck. It's just right.

Really enjoying this. Thanks again ridleybradout.

These guys should consider releasing a live album.

Thanks again for this. It's a stellar show.