March 1st 1997 MID HUDSON CIVIC CENTER, poughkeepsie, nj, usa
Source:
Coresound Omni's > modified battery box > Sony TCD-D8 (Line in) > Master DAT > M-Audiophile 24/96 > Amadeus Pro > Xact > FLACRecorded by Jeff S.
Audio:
Quality: ADuration: 97min 39sec
Setlist:
01. Third Eye02. Stinkfist
03. Forty Six & 2
04. Crawl Away
05. Eulogy
06. Jimmy
07. 4
08. H.
09. Merkaba / Sober
10. Opiate
11. nema
Torrent posted on dimeadozen.org:
Torrent #274739 Tool 1997-03-01 Poughkeepsie, NY - MASTER DAT!
http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=380922
Size 533.97 MB (559,906,123 bytes)
Added Mon 07th Nov, 2011 23:59 GMT
Upped by eonblue
Tool
1997-03-01
Mid Hudson Civic Center
Poughkeepsie, NY
CDR (2)
Source B: DAT --- Core Sound Binaurals > Sony TCD-D8 / Oade Mod
Location: Front of Stack - Right
Lineage: DAT-1 (1st from master) > CD > EAC > WAV > Traders Little Helper > Flac (lvl 6)
Setlist:
Third Eye
Stinkfist
Forty Six & 2
Crawl Away
Eulogy
Jimmy
4
Break/Intermission
H.
Merkaba
Sober
Opiate
Aenema
Here is what Galen at http://www.collectiveunconscious.org/97pughkeepsie0301B.html says:
Notes / Galen 2002: Wow. Great, I mean great recording. I am not positive nor do I have really any real proof other than what I hear but I suspect that the same taper of the 11.23.96 show (few others as well) is the same taper as this one.
This was most likely taped front of stack as well - CSBs seem to perform supremely under such stress. The sound is very, very clear & I'm sure someone somewhere has said that this recording is sound-board; as it sounds that good.
Crowd noise is almost completely lacking - which is a good thing. The performance, well, what can you say? Tool seems to be riding high on a very nice selling album & are playing to packed venues all over the world.
They should be playing in top form & they are. In America, rabid fans mosh to the music as college-fans record them. I only hope the taper of this show was utilizing ear-plugs; being FOS.
Seriously, this is one show that every Tool fan should enjoy. At this point, this is the closest recording to a 1997 SBD that is available.