Pseudo Space
Pseudo Space
It's our third night
in PSEUDO and it's beginning to feel like home. Get in early and enjoy some pastrami
and a hot dog with your compadres. Less to do, less to set up but still lots to do and
lots to setup. Nevertheless, when we got going we broke into a Stranger that had a
good jam and a good end so there is no argument to be made about it. Very few guests
were there but apparently a record turnout tuning in across the country. At least
Steve tuned in and a first, a posting during the show, and two of them to boot. I'm listening to the tape right now and it sounds pretty good, so close to great but the DAT level's are way-high and I'm amazed it sounds as good as it does. It breaks up a bit. It's good though. The drum separation is great, the best I have ever heard it. You can really hear what each drummer is doing. It's too bad the levels are too high because the mix is nice. Good news, as I'm listening, it sounds like Peter discovered the levels being too loud during the She Belongs To Me and it sounds okay. No I am wrong, we just go quiet for a few seconds and moved on, Oh well.
I got the new equipment listing I'll be putting up from now on, what the heck. Once it's set and copied from week to week it will be easy to maintain.
There were some real nice musical moments including a hot Music Never Stopped. Excellent Estimated and a nice Minglewood Blues.
With the whole Realaudio thing over the Internet we should really
start our show officially at 8:00 for people tuning in. Anything before it would
merely be a soundcheck but a 8:00 someone should introduce us and we break into our first
song. Whatever that song is we should make an effort to hit the 8:00 starting time
with a song meeting the time slot and have 3 hours of strong music. 
Now that we have the
audience of 4 we shouldn't take that 10' O'clock break but rather do a drums /space and
get our break that way. If anyone wants to do a talk show, pre-jam show with JV and
Bradshaw, feel free to produce a show. I want to hear the Kevin - Tefillin Ken talk
show lead in to Deadstein. A show where beards and burps are welcome.
Till next Tuesday in Pseudo Studios. Try to
get your friends and family to listen at www.SugarMegs.org.
Equipment Listing
- Larry B. - Blonde Strat, Boss Pedal Board, Senheiser 835 Mic?, Larry G's Late 70's Twin Head.
- Andy T. - Telecaster, 65 Twin, Boss Pedals, Digitech multi-effect modeler, unplugged early I think, Mutron III
- Larry G - '96 Roland Ready Strat Line 6 Delay, Jekyl and Hyde, Mandolin w/ Fishman bridge, AKG D790 microphone, Larry Brent's early 70's Twin
- Tommy Banjo - SM87 Beta microphone.
- Kevin - Modulus Bas, Yamaha Amp and Treble Amp.
- Rich - Roland VK7 keyboard, Kurzweil Micro-piano, Peavey Amp Head and Danny D'Angio Custom Speaker Cabinet (1979). SM58 Mic.
- Dave - Drums, SLINGERLAND's with Zildjan cymbols and Matador timbales. Roto-toms, double bass drum pedal?
- Scott - Half Carpetsteen, half childhood drum set. SM58 mic.
- PA - Deadstein Yorkville PA and Soundcraft mixer.
- Recording - Mics into Peter's Mackie Board --> Peters DAT. Everything miced and PZMs between drums and in front of bass.