ex_king_john

yeah, it's not like anyone dances. [and that's not facetious, no one anymore]

Um, I don't think I or anyone else here giving our opinions is talking about any point of view other than from the 5th row. So Jeff can say what he wants about Nels and I'm sure he does regularly to Nels but it doesn't change the fact that some people sitting in the 5th row the other night thought he was a distraction at times. My suggestion was mewrely that the sound mix may have contributed to that impression. That attitude basically disallows any criticism of art by anyone other than the artist. It's rather limiting.

What has it got to do with the guys on stage with him. I'm sure all the members of Motley Crue think they are each wonderful players in their own right. It's what the guy in the audience thinks that is important. Having seen Nels on Monday night I can say that there were comments there about his playing as well. On the whole though they were comments and not criticisms. I suspect that was because the overall sound at the Tivoli was very good. His work didn't at any time really overpower the mix. I can well imagine that if the sound was off and the vocals and bass down his playing would

http://www.news.com.au/couriermail/story/0...5003421,00.html your post truncated the url in mine at least. in case it did the same for others

Sorry, I was there but I didn't take enough batteries. i had the disc space but i never trust the batteries past about an hour and managed to only take the two. Normally I try to get the supports as well.

thanks. i appreciate it. as i said, the Wilco sound guy did a great job. The sound at a couple of other gigs i've been to there was good but I've not recorded at the Tivoli before. If they all turn out that well I'm looking forward to it in future.

the sound files are flac format. thats all those wilco2007-04-16dxtyy.flac files listed. i am pretty sure you can get a flac decoder for os x if thats what you are using. certainly can for all win and *nix flavours. then you can either play straight from your computer or use one of the popular cd buring softwares to burn to a cd [2 cds actually] sit back with the cool beverage of your choice and enjoy.

you need to download and instal a bit torrent client for your OS such as Azureus from http://sourceforge.net/projects/azureus/ there are others but i use Azureus so i tell you bout that one. once its installed and running you can open the torrent file you downloaded and the music tracks will start to download. Sounds easy doesn't it. Good luck. If you go ahead, this thread, this forum even perhaps, is not the best place for advivce on how to get the client working. Try the Azureus forums [from the Help menu in the client software]

I have upoload bandwidth of 386kbps and that's fast for Australia. It would take more than 4hrs to send to one person via ftp i think. So till that first copy gets out there it will be slow. Sorry. And thats before the program gets to choose how to seed.

Here's the show at etree torrents. I don't do too many torrents so i'd appreciate someone at least trying to download it to make sure it is in fact downloadable. Let me know if there are any problems. Or even if you like it http://bt.etree.org/details.php?id=505941 I realize I said I'd post a wav and cue set but etree seemed the appropriate place and they don't seem to like such simple things.

OK, last night was soo good. I got the recording and I think it sounds pretty good. I haven't heard any Wilco boots but I imagine the sound guy is the same and his work last night made it real easy to get a good clean sound from the audience through binaural mics, a soundpro mic amp and minidisc. I'm listening now through desk speakers at work and its even better through earphones. So tonight I'll join up the bits and prepare a torrent of a wav and cue file [i got the sound guys setlist] It 's all there except for the first few bars of Theologians [tape/battery change at about 6