Faith No More & openers x 3 (H09909, Urinals, Flattbush_ at the Wiltern 4-22/23/24-15

 Faith No More & openers x 3 at the Wiltern

this was a lot of fun, 3 nights in a row, lots of setlist changes, sets too short though. Did get pit tix nights 1 & 2 and was able to talk mixter_ into recording night 2 for me so I could stand against the barricade and not worry about it. Also got a pic of me and Duff as the gimp together (from the stage, in the same frame). Night 2 (4-23) was also easily the best.

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FAITH NO MORE @ THE WILTERN  4/22/15  85:07 https://we.tl/t-YWMzajmAGp
FAITH NO MORE @ THE WILTERN  4/23/15 https://we.tl/t-WKxC3n5lxi
FAITH NO MORE @ THE WILTERN  4/24/15  78:23  (R-09HR) https://we.tl/t-1IYs2DWTP0
FAITH NO MORE @ THE WILTERN  4/24/15  77:58 (DR-2d)  https://we.tl/t-4ajj8TNoyb


FAITH NO MORE
LOS ANGELES, CA @ THE WILTERN
2015-04-22

AT943 -> SP-SPSB-6 -> DR-2D -> Soundforge -> FLAC

01. Motherfucker
02. From Out Of Nowhere
03. Caffeine
04. Evidence
05. Epic
06. Sunny Side Up
07. Get Out
08. Midlife Crisis
09. Everything's Ruined
10. The Gentle Art Of Making Enemies
11. Easy
12. Spirit
13. King For A Day
14. Ashes To Ashes
15. Superhero
16. Sol Invictus
17. Separation Anxiety
18. This Guy's In Love With You
19. Black Friday

https://we.tl/t-YWMzajmAGp
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Faith No More
Sol Invictus U.S. Tour
The Wiltern Theatre - Night 2 of 3
Los Angeles, CA
April 23rd, 2015


"Where Is The Gimp?"


VG+



Taper: mixter_


Lineage / Equipment:

Location: 1st row Mezz dead center -> 4.5' h -> at933's (4.7k dt mod) cards -> naiant pipsqueak pre (+4dB)
-> edirol r09 (24/48) -> san disk extreme plus 32gb class 10 - 80mb/s -> reader -> audition 3.0 (slight level
adjust - +3dB l / +3dB r - de-clap process - fades - normalization) -> har-bal 2.3 (slight e.q.) -> audition
3.0 (dither to 16/44.1) -> cd wave editor (track split) -> tlh (flac level 8, etc...) -> DIME -> you -> sense
of enjoyment -> sharing is caring -> support the artist (yes) -XX convert to mp3 (no!!!)


Hey re-posters and bloggers: Keep It LossLess, please!


Dedicated to: My fellow taper and friend ijwthstd who hooked me up with a ticket so that I could record the
show and he could ride the rail. All thanks go to him.





Setlist:

01. Motherfucker
02. Land Of Sunshine
03. Caffeine
04. Evidence
05. Epic
06. Sunny Side Up
07. As The Worm Turns
08. Midlife Crisis*
09. Chinese Arithmetic+
10. The Gentle Art Of Making Enemies
11. Easy%
12. Cuckoo For Caca

13. King For A Day
14. Ashes To Ashes
15. Superhero
16. 'Encore Break 1'
17. Matador
18. Ugly In The Morning
19. We Care A Lot
20. 'Encore Break 2'
21. From The Dead

01:26:45

* Includes a portion of Boz Scaggs' "Lowdown"
+ Includes a portion of Meghan Trainor's "All About That Bass"
% Commodores' cover



Personnel:

Mike Patton: Lead Vocals, Effects on 13
Jon Hudson: Guitars, Backing Vocals
Billy Gould: Bass, Backing Vocals
Roddy Bottum: Keyboards, Piano, Backing Vocals, Acoustic Guitar on 21
Mike Bordin: Drums

Duff McKagan: The Gimp on 01 and 17

http://newfaithnomore.com/2015/04/24/was-duff-mckagan-the-gimp-at-faith-no-mores-second-la-show/



Performance / Recording Notes:

Faith No More played to a diverse crowd for the second of three sold out nights at L.A.'s iconic Wiltern Theatre. They
performed a blistering (albeit short) set, showcasing no less than five songs from their soon-to-be-released album,
"Sol Invictus". Fellow taper, ijwthstd managed to score me a seat dead center in The Wiltern's Mezzanine section
approx 6 rows from the balcony rail. The band played on a stark white stage. Even Jon's Marshall stacks were painted
titanium white. Furthermore, the stage was adorned with 100's of (presumably fake) flowers. It looked like a mafia
funeral service. Mike Patton screamed shouted and most importantly sang in only a manner in which he (and perhaps
Geoff Tate) can. Vocals are clear throughout. Bordin's thunderous 4/4 Bonham drumming is dominant and does wear on this
taper's ears about halfway through the set. Still a solid set from the Bay Area quintet.

All in all it's a pretty respectable pull. Audience chatting, cheering and whistling are all minimal throughout the
recording. That being said I had loud clappers both to my left and to my right. The one to my right was seated next to me
and unfortunately next to my right capsule. Fortunately, most if not all the clapping is between numbers. Clapping that
is during the end of songs has been conservatively adjusted as to not change the tone of the music. Clapping that appears
between songs was more aggressively processed and does shift the tone during those intervals. Other than that levels were
pretty dialed and never brickwalled. Sorry that it couldn't be perfect.


Highlights:

mixter_ personal fav and classic "We Care A Lot". I still prefer Chuck's original version but Mike adds a vocal depth
to the track that Chuck never possessed.


Of Note:

The band shows their love for 70's classics by performing a snippit of Boz Scaggs' "Lowdown" during ""Midlife Crisis".


Of Interest:

Mike shows off his vocal chops in Italian no less...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNM7ETCMpb4

Holy shit!



Please support the band by purchasing their latest release "Sol Invictus" or buy going to see them on tour!

http://www.fnm.com/




Enjoy.


Peace,

mixter_

https://we.tl/t-WKxC3n5lxi
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FAITH NO MORE
LOS ANGELES, CA @ THE WILTERN
2015-04-24

DSM6 -> PAC6LC3B -> R-09HR -> Soundforge -> FLAC

01. Sol Invictus
02. From Out Of Nowhere
03. Caffeine
04. Evidence (run upstairs)
05. Epic
06. Sunny Side Up
07. Surprise! You're Dead!
08. Midlife Crisis (with Lowdown)
09. Last Cup Of Sorrow
10. The Gentle Art Of Making Enemies
11. Easy
12. Be Aggressive
13. King For A Day
14. Ashes To Ashes
15. Superhero
16. Motherfucker
17. Digging The Grave
18. This Guy's In Love With You

https://we.tl/t-1IYs2DWTP0

FAITH NO MORE
LOS ANGELES, CA @ THE WILTERN
2015-04-24

Internal Mics -DR-2d -> Soundforge -> FLAC

01. Sol Invictus
02. From Out Of Nowhere
03. Caffeine
04. Evidence (run upstairs)
05. Epic
06. Sunny Side Up
07. Surprise! You're Dead!
08. Midlife Crisis (with Lowdown)
09. Last Cup Of Sorrow
10. The Gentle Art Of Making Enemies
11. Easy
12. Be Aggressive
13. King For A Day
14. Ashes To Ashes
15. Superhero
16. Motherfucker
17. Digging The Grave
18. This Guy's In Love With You

https://we.tl/t-4ajj8TNoyb



H09909
LOS ANGELES, CA @ THE WILTERN
2015-04-22

AT943 -> SP-SPSB-6 -> R-09HR -> Soundforge -> FLAC

(no setlist)

https://we.tl/t-gxFBTkt1Mv



(The) Urinals
The Wiltern Theatre
Los Angeles, CA
April 23rd, 2015


"You May Have Guessed"


EX-



Taper: mixter_


Lineage / Equipment:

Location: 1st row Mezz dead center -> 4.5' h -> at933's (4.7k dt mod) cards -> naiant pipsqueak pre (+4dB)
-> edirol r09 (24/48) -> san disk extreme plus 32gb class 10 - 80mb/s -> reader -> audition 3.0 (slight level
adjust - +6dB l / +8dB r - de-clap process - fades - normalization) -> har-bal 2.3 (slight e.q.) -> audition
3.0 (dither to 16/44.1) -> cd wave editor (track split) -> tlh (flac level 8, etc...) -> DIME -> you -> sense
of enjoyment -> sharing is caring -> support the artist (yes) -XX convert to mp3 (no!!!)


Hey re-posters and bloggers: Keep It LossLess, please!


Dedicated to: My fellow taper and friend ijwthstd who hooked me up with a ticket so that I could record the
show and he could ride the rail. All thanks go to him. Thanks for the assist on the setlist as well.





Setlist:

01. Hologram
02. Our Fallout
03. Black Hole
04. The Girl Before
05. Water/Blood
06. Insomnia
07. Strip Club  
08. Without Limbs
09. What Is Real And What Is Not
10. Sex
11. Shut Yr Trap
12. Apocalypse Girl
13. I'm A Bug
14. Ack Ack Ack Ack
15. Little Johnny Jewel*

*Television cover


00:32:20




Personnel:

John Talley-Jones: Vocals, Bass
Kevin Barrett: Drums
Rob Roberge: Guitar, Vocals





Performance / Recording Notes:

L.A.'s own old-school power-pop punk outfit (The) Urinals scores the opening slot for the second
night of Faith No More's Wiltern residency. In true punk form, the band plowed through no less than
15 songs in 32 minutes. They played a wide selection of songs from their 1979 eponymous debut to
their most recent album "Next Year At Marienland" released this past February. Vocals are clear
and at the fore with no audience chatter and just minimal polite applause between songs. A solid
set and a remarkably nice recording. Just get it!


If you are a fan of classic L.A. punk...

Adolescents, Bad Religion, Black Flag, Circle Jerks, Descendants, The Dickies, Fear, The Germs,
Minutemen, Redd Kross, T.S.O.L., X, etc...

then this is a must!



Enjoy.


Peace,

mixter_


https://we.tl/t-3tgIZ2RQzb


FLATTBUSH
LOS ANGELES, CA @ THE WILTERN
2015-04-24

DSM6 -> PAC6LC3B -> R-09HR -> Soundforge -> FLAC

(no setlist)

https://we.tl/t-p8gMZabwB0

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