The Specials @ Club Nokia 2010-04-15



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The Specials
"Some Spoons And Some Tea"
Back After 30 Years
Club Nokia - Los Angeles
April 15, 2010

01. Enjoy Yourself (Introduction Pre-recorded)*
02. Do The Dog
03. Dawning Of A New Era
04. Gangsters
05. It's Up To You
06. Monkey Man
07. Rat Race
08. Hey, Little Rich Girl
09. Blank Expression
10. Doesn't Make It Alright
11. Stupid Marriage
12. Concrete Jungle
13. Friday Night, Saturday Morning
14. Stereotype
15. Man At C&A
16. A Message To You Rudy
17. Do Nothing
18. Little Bitch
19. Nite Klub
20. Too Much Too Young
21. You're Wondering Now
22. Encore Break
23. Ghost Town
24. Enjoy Yourself

*30 seconds only - so included


Taper / Engineer: mixter_


Lineage / Equipment:

Location: 35' - 40' fob -> 6.5' h (pork pie mounted) -> slave sound ultra stealth omni's -> custom bb with no bass roll-off
 -> edirol r09 (44.1/16) -> sandisk 16gb ultraII 15mb/s -> reader -> audition 3.0 -> slight level adjust (no normalization) -> 
moderate eq (bass attenuate, treble boost, peak recovery) -> har-bal 2.3 (expansion, reduce resonance) ->
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!!!). 


K.I.L.L. = Keep It LossLess.



Personnel:

Terry Hall: Vox, Observations
Neville Staple: Vox, Toasting
Horace Panter: Bass
Roddy Radiation: Lead Guitar, Ocassional Vox, Lead Vox on 12
Lynval Golding: Rhythm Guitar, Vox
John Bradbury: Drums

Nik Torp: Organ, Keyboards
Jon Read: Trumpet, Flugelhorn
Tom Smart: Trombone
Drew Stansall: Saxophone, Flute

Notes:

A raucous set from the boys. Neville and Lynval kept the party going. Terry was in rare form and appeared more jovial than melancholy.
Some rather weak and pathetic fights broke out here and there, but the "skinhead" contigent was rather minimal. The band was very tight
and Roddy's guitar playing was spot on. Nice addition of a three piece horn section at times.

Recording:

Settings were dialed on this one. I was relegated to FOB position due to the wristbands for the pit having already been distributed. This
helped the overall tonal balance of the recording and allowed me to remain completely stationary during the set. No phasing on this one.
Quite a bit of bass to attenuate on this one, though.

Enjoy Yourself.

Peace,

mixter_








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  1. I was there. Thanks for sharing this one.

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