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This doesn't circulate as much as it should. These are FLAC files. They're not on the spreadsheet as far as I know, but I've just sent this link in. It's a mix of six songs from set II of the 5/11/99 show. Really fantastic stuff. Basically permagroove the whole time.http://www.mediafire.com/?fv36594u9fwe6
Trey Anastasio (The Trio)
5/11/99 9:30 Club, Washington, D.C.
1. Gotta Jibboo (16:06)
2. First Tube (8:21)
3. Heavy Things (6:07)
4. I Can See Clearly Now (5:06) >
5. Aqui Como Alla (6:15)
6. Sand (21:46)
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thanks man, this hasn't been officially released has it?
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who is in the trio
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Trey, Russ, Tony.I don't know TAB that well but I assume bass and drums?
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can somebody check to confirm these aren't just transcoded mp3's from Trey's website many years ago? they were offered as a free 128k mp3 download.that said... awesome stuff. still my favorite Jibboo by far, and a great primal-ooze version of Sand.
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Thank you for the gift of good jams sir, I extend a gift to you in return....http://mindpilot.bandcamp.com/album/2013-02-01-zudek-springer-and-monetti
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The Sand on here has really got me going
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Thanks a bunch @TwiceBitten!! I was just last week trying to locate a decent recording of some Trey Trio. You're the man!
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@Roofless_Sheds said: can somebody check to confirm these aren't just transcoded mp3's from Trey's website many years ago? they were offered as a free 128k mp3 download.Hmmm... IMO it would indeed be worth checking for a transcode if they were circulated in mp3 at one time. OP's source is this one listed on etree, but the uploader was not sure where they ultimately originated from, he just got a cd in a trade, so it's possible his disc was mp3-sourced and he didn't know it. Someone could always do a spectral analysis, but if it was 128kbps I would think the mp3 lineage would be readily apparent just from listening. I'd like to think I'd be able to tell at least. I'll check it out.
that said... awesome stuff. still my favorite Jibboo by far, and a great primal-ooze version of Sand.
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Yeah, not a transcode. It sounds great and the spectrogram bears it out. No way this was ever a 128kbps mp3, especially given the general shittyness of mp3 encoders back then.
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might have to check this one out...this was on my 17th birthday!
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@spaced said: Yeah, not a transcode. It sounds great and the spectrogram bears it out. No way this was ever a 128kbps mp3, especially given the general shittyness of mp3 encoders back then.thanks, spiffy!
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