[Audio] 1993-xx-xx "Throwing Copper Churchbox Demo", Columbia, PA Options

[dangum]

BitTorrent:
http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=464397

Mediafire:
http://www.mediafire.com/?ml8ohbkold47q

Live (band)
1993-xx-xx
Columbia, PA
"Throwing Copper Churchbox Demo"


Source : DAT > ANA(?)
Transfert : Pioneer CT-W603RS deck > standard onboard soundcard > Nero WaveEditor (WAV 16 bit 44.1k)


01. The Dam At Otter Creek
02. We Deal In Dreams *
03. Iris
04. Hold Me Up (aka "Lift Me Up" and "Spew") ^
05. Susquehanna ^
06. Shit Towne
07. Waitress
08. Pillar Of Davidson
09. Top
10. Stage
11. ---missing--- All Over You
12. Ed singing randomly ~
13. ---removed--- White, Discussion (Sam Sever mix) +


* Previously unreleased
^ Unreleased
~ Ed acoustic/solo (Ed working on melody/lyrics for the bridge part of the song "I Alone")
+ Kind of a hip-hop mix with drum'n'bass sample


Please note :

* Track 11 "All Over You" is missing on this source.
* Track 13 "White, Discussion (sam sever mix)" was officially released on the Netherlands single of "White, Discussion". (source : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White,_Discussion)

This tape could use ALOT of cleaning and EQ'ing to be improved.
So feel free to post a remastered version if you have some audio engineering skills.

This raw transfert is still an upgrade to the mp3 version that was widely spreaded over the Live traders community.
The mp3 version includes the missing track + a few poor sounding live tracks from unknown source and venue, as well as three nice covers and an interview :

* I Alone (live)
* Selling The Drama (live)
* All Over You (live)
* Stage (live)
* Mirror Song (live)
* Begin The Begin (R.E.M. cover)
* Pretty In Pink (Psychedelic Furs cover)
* Boys Don't Cry (The Cure cover)
* WHFS 991 interview


If you happen to have the full-length pure sourced version somewhere on an analog tape or a DAT, feel free to share a fresh transfert with us !!

Many, many, many thanks to Todd for providing me with this one

Some additional information from the response to fan's letter to Chad Taylor:

http://allthingschadtaylor.blogspot.com.au...o-question.html


THROWING COPPER CHURCHBOX DEMO, 1993 (Columbia, PA) age, 23yrs.

MEDIA FORMAT: DAT

Jay Sorrentino and Ken Heitenmuller were the rhythm section for Suddenly Tammy as amazing trio out of Lancaster, PA. Ed was dating Beth Sorrentino, Jay’s sister and singer/pianist for Suddenly Tammy. They had purchased an amazing run-down church with the original organ still intact. They helped to record a raucous demo that includes; Iris, I Alone, All Over You, Selling The Drama & I Alone. After Gary Kurfirst took a listen, he told us that we didn’t have a song for the album! Jerry Harrison was brought in to rescue to album (he changed very, very little) and Gary finally released our recording fund. This demo clearly shows the bands growth from touring endlessly for Mental Jewelry. There is a new fire to each instrument.

This post has been edited by dangum: Jul 30 2016, 12:27 am

[BERLINONE]

THX,
BERLINONE

[fandelive]

Recording got snatched 83 times by now and I'm really surprised nobody PM'ed me about the removed track...

[dangum]

A perfect quality version of the Sam Sever remix of "White, Discussion" is available on the Australian single of Lakini's Juice... Why would you want a version that's been ripped from an analog tape?

I love track 12 where Ed is trying to perfect the bridge of I Alone. The effort he's putting into it is evident. It's a rare insight into the process of a songwriter. Who knows how much time Ed spent trying to get it right? Only Ed knows what he went through trying to write that track...

[fandelive]

A perfect quality version of the Sam Sever remix of "White, Discussion" is available on the Australian single of Lakini's Juice... Why would you want a version that's been ripped from an analog tape?

It's part of the original tape... Simple as that