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Warren Haynes Band 5/13/11 - 5/14/2011 2:49:43 PM

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Here's the bit torrent link if you want a great copy of the show:

http://bt.etree.org/download.php/544893/whb2011-05-13.flac16.torrent

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Warren Haynes Band
Orpheum Theatre
Boston, Massachusetts
5/13/2011

Source: Schoeps CCM4V'S(din)>Lunatec V2>Benchmark AD2K>
Sound Devices 722 (24/48)
FOB/DFC/KFC/ZFC/AARP Clamped To The Rail, Row A Mezzanine, Seat 205
DSP: Sound Devices 722>Sound Forge 9.0>CD Wave>flac(16)
Recorded By: Z-Man
Seeded By: Z-Man

Disc I 1st Set

01 Tuning/Crowd
02 Man In Motion
03 The River's Gonna Rise
04 Sick Of My Shadow
05 Every Day Feels Like A Holiday
06 Power And The Glory
07 Invisible
08 Hatiesburg Hustle

Disc II 1st Set Con't

01 Fire In The Kitchen >
02 Take A Bullet >
03 I Wish >
04 Take A Bullet
2nd Set:
05 *Tuning
06 *Before You Came
07 *Getting Old Before My Time
08 *Wasted Time
09 *Raven Black Night
10 The Band Joins Warren
11 A Change Is Gonna Come

Disc III 2nd Set Con't

01 #I'll Be The One >
02 I'll Take You There >
03 I'll Be The One >
04 32-20 Blues >
05 Drum Solo >
06 Jam >
07 32-20 Blues
08 On A Real Lonely Night
09 Soulshine >
10 Tupelo Honey >
11 Soulshine
Encore:
12 Tear Me Down

* Warren Solo Acoustic
# With Blue Sky Teases

Warren Haynes - Guitar And Vocals
Ruthie Foster _ Vocals
Ron Holloway - Saxophone
Nigel Hall - Keyboards And Vocals
Ron Johnson - Bass
Terrence Higgins - Dums

The 2nd song is
My friend told me that the soulshine > Van Morrison's Tupelo Honey > soulshine was extra sweet!

If you are familiar with bit torrent and the flac compression algorithm, basically what you need is here.And if you need the utilities ... here ya go:

Torrent Client:

http://www.vuze.com/

Install, going with defaults, then click this link and the download should begin immediately

Then install and decompress the flac and convert the file with this program:

http://apps.foxtab.com/audioconverter/
Sweet little audio conversion tool

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RE: Warren Haynes Band 5/13/11 - 5/14/2011 3:16:36 PM

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Here's a sample of what he's playing these days:

Title cut from the new Warren Haynes Band album, "Man In Motion":

http://video.foxbusiness.com/v/4686426/warren-haynes-live

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RE: Warren Haynes Band 5/13/11 - 5/14/2011 4:17:24 PM

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Any suggestions on a compact camera for concerts? Decent video and better than decent audio? Theres a blues festival here next week and Ill be up front, but they wont allow anything professional looking in.

This is looking like the best from online research

Panasonic ZS10

Stereo mic and I think it records while zooming, though I would tend to set it and leave it

It has a huge advantage in that Costco carries it, which means no questions asked returns with no restocking fee if I dont like it and return it.

< Message edited by willbeurdaddy -- 5/14/2011 4:55:45 PM >

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RE: Warren Haynes Band 5/13/11 - 5/14/2011 4:47:07 PM

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It just so happens, I have a B&H Photo catalog my videographer friend sends me about twice a year with all the hot gear circles... Lemme look through the personal video stuff and offer up a few selections... catch ya in a few

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RE: Warren Haynes Band 5/13/11 - 5/14/2011 4:48:14 PM

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It just so happens, I have a B&H Photo catalog my videographer friend sends me about twice a year with all the hot gear circles... Lemme look through the personal video stuff and offer up a few selections... catch ya in a few

Thanks. See the edit to my original question.

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RE: Warren Haynes Band 5/13/11 - 5/14/2011 6:58:45 PM

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Thanks. See the edit to my original question.

Okay, I like the 16x optical zooming (didn't think about the possibility you would want a still/video camera... which I honestly still believe is a mistake because you will ABSOLUTELY need a stand of some kind to shoot for long periods <an ergonomic issue all the tapers I know who have dabbled in video... they BITCH... and if a guy who can go FOB (front of soundboard) and hand mic an entire show bitches, you consumers are fucked and video is much much more fatiguing).
The audio on virtually EVERY still camera with video capability is total shit. Period the only thing you can put behind a pinhole and get CD quality audio is like a DPA (Danish Pro Audio) peanut add $600 - $1000 for the mics and reverse engineering of the camera. But most people will say "the audio sounds pretty good while recording and then, up comes a little breeze comes up and when you are playing it back, NUCLEAR WAR is what you're hear... cotton balls will help, but not as much as a video cam than has a dampening circuit built in... which I doubt any still camera will have.
Otherwise, it looks okay.

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RE: Warren Haynes Band 5/13/11 - 5/14/2011 7:08:41 PM

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quote:

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Thanks. See the edit to my original question.

Okay, I like the 16x optical zooming (didn't think about the possibility you would want a still/video camera... which I honestly still believe is a mistake because you will ABSOLUTELY need a stand of some kind to shoot for long periods <an ergonomic issue all the tapers I know who have dabbled in video... they BITCH... and if a guy who can go FOB (front of soundboard) and hand mic an entire show bitches, you consumers are fucked and video is much much more fatiguing).
The audio on virtually EVERY still camera with video capability is total shit. Period the only thing you can put behind a pinhole and get CD quality audio is like a DPA (Danish Pro Audio) peanut add $600 - $1000 for the mics and reverse engineering of the camera. But most people will say "the audio sounds pretty good while recording and then, up comes a little breeze comes up and when you are playing it back, NUCLEAR WAR is what you're hear... cotton balls will help, but not as much as a video cam than has a dampening circuit built in... which I doubt any still camera will have.
Otherwise, it looks okay.

Thanks. Ive already ordered a couple of options for mounting. Next week will actually be fairly easy because the festival is at the beach and strapping it to the arm of the beach chair should be fine. Ill need to have some shims to angle it right depending on where I wind up sitting, and thats about it. If things work I'll upload what I can of Experience Hendrix (it looks like Vai, Johnson and Lang will make this one, no KWS) and Tedeschi Trucks Band. The Tubes are in a couple of weeks and I think they'll let me set it on a table tripod.

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RE: Warren Haynes Band 5/13/11 - 5/14/2011 7:59:29 PM

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Susan Tedeschi is a friend of mine... The band that I've done all their 'live' recording for played her wedding (their productions called for someone who could do an outstanding job in tight quarters like small nightclubs)I've only met Derek twice, but he's a REALLY humble sweet guy. You'll have loads of fun at that show they sound excellent together.

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RE: Warren Haynes Band 5/13/11 - 5/14/2011 8:07:00 PM

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Susan Tedeschi is a friend of mine... The band that I've done all their 'live' recording for played her wedding (their productions called for someone who could do an outstanding job in tight quarters like small nightclubs)I've only met Derek twice, but he's a REALLY humble sweet guy. You'll have loads of fun at that show they sound excellent together.

Ill say hi for you! I guess without mentioning how I know you lol.

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RE: Warren Haynes Band 5/13/11 - 5/14/2011 9:16:35 PM

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quote:

ORIGINAL: mastrcmmdr

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ORIGINAL: SternSkipper

Susan Tedeschi is a friend of mine... The band that I've done all their 'live' recording for played her wedding (their productions called for someone who could do an outstanding job in tight quarters like small nightclubs)I've only met Derek twice, but he's a REALLY humble sweet guy. You'll have loads of fun at that show they sound excellent together.

Ill say hi for you! I guess without mentioning how I know you lol.

Now THERE'S a conversation!

"How do you know him?"

"Some message board?"

"Which one?"

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RE: Warren Haynes Band 5/13/11 - 5/15/2011 4:33:05 PM

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