Tuesday, November 18, 2025

Joe Jackson @ Paramount Theatre, Denver CO, 1994-12-08


For today's post here is another of MarcR's mid 90s DAT captures.  I have been wanting to post this one for awhile. I was finally inspired buy the Anthrax show I just posted.  They had a minor hit with a cover of his song "Got The Time" and played at that 2000 Boulder show.  That was a song on Joe Jackson's first album from 1979.  For this tour in 1994 Joe keeps the fast tempo of that song but with more acoustic instrumentation.  Fun to compare those back to back.  

I'm  guessing Marc sat at the  front of the balcony for this as there isn't much chatter.  Good crowd and Joe talks a bunch through out the set.  And wow what a set at almost 2 hours.  Nice sound on this one I think.  Enjoy.


Joe Jackson

Night Music Tour
Paramount Theatre
Denver CO (USA)
1994-12-08

Recorded: MarcR
Transferred and Presented: SxPxDxCx
Source: MarcR binaural mics - D7 - DAT
Transfer: DAT - D100 - Oade Digi I/O-A - DAC - AAE-9 - Audition - CDWave - FLAC
Time: (116:36.59)

01 Flying (fades in)
02 Home Town
03 - interlude -
04 Real Men
05 Nocturne No. 4
06 Is She Really Going Out With Him? / It's Different for Girls
07 Not Here, Not Now
08 Down to London
09 The Man Who Wrote Danny Boy
10 - interlude -
11 Sea of Secrets
12 Nocturne No. 2
13 Stranger Than Fiction
14 Got the Time
15 - interlude -
16 Ever After
17 Lullaby
18 Only the Future
19 Another World
20 Chinatown
21 Breaking Us in Two
22 You Can't Get What You Want (Till You Know What You Want)
23 What’s the Use of Getting Sober (When You’re Gonna Get Drunk Again)? (Louis Jordan)
24 I'm the Man
25 Steppin' Out





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Thursday, November 13, 2025

Anthrax @ Fox Theatre, Boulder CO, 2000-01-31


 
In 1987 when Anthrax's album Among The Living came out I had already been a fan for a little bit.  I was 18 and trying to share my love for the album with my Mom.  Through the connection that we both were Steven King fans.  I didn't think she would love it but she heard it and made a face of dislike.  Then she said "That sounds like dangerous accident music, I hope you don't listen to that while you're driving"

At this Anthrax show from the Fox Theatre in Boulder Colorado in January of the year 2000.  Right before they play Metal Thrashing Mad, Scott Ian talks for a little bit, and he mentions that this song is about drinking and driving to fast.  So, as with a lot of things, Mom was right.  

Anthrax was on tour for a greatest hits collection called "Return Of The Killer As".  It featured a cover of The Temptations song "Ball of Confusion" that had vocals from current vocalist John Bush and former vocalist at the time Joey Belladona.  This was supposed to a tour with both of them trading off songs.  Somehow that didn't work out so it is just John Bush singing.

Fox always sounded good so this is pretty ok.  Vocals and clear and the drums are thundering.  Guitars get a little muddy but very listenable.  Enjoy.


Anthrax

Fox Theatre
Boulder CO (USA)
2000-01-31

Recorded and Presented: SxPxDxCx
Source: CSBs - Sharp 722 minidisc
Transfer: Sony MDS-JE330 - Audition - CDWave - FLAC
Time: (74:44.09)

01 Crush
02 Fueled
03 I Am The Law
04 Anti-Social (Trust)
05 Inside Out
06 Room For One More
 - Medley -
07 Among The Living
08 I'm The Man
09 Efilnikufesin (N.F.L.)

10 Be All End All
11 Hy Pro Glo
12 604
13 - Scott Ian speaks -
14 Metal Thrashing Mad
15 Only
 - encore - 
16 Hot For Teacher (tease)
17 Got The Time (Joe Jackson)
18 Caught In A Mosh
19 Bring The Noise (Public Enemy)
20 Cupajoe



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Saturday, November 8, 2025

Indian @ Bluebird Theatre, Denver CO, 2022-07-15

 




This is about the polar opposite of the last post.  Sludge doom group Indian from Chicago are quite a bit louder than Low.  They don't play out a whole lot but I've been lucky and have seen them twice. Once at a Psycho Vegas fest in 2018 and then on this killer bill in Denver with Primitive Man in 2022.  Ethan McCarthy from Primitive Man joins them for for this set adding noise and electronic flourishes.  It's just loud, ugly and brutal start to finish.  I love this kind of stuff.  Especially live.  


Indian

Bluebird Theatre
Denver CO (USA)
2022-07-15

Recorded and Presented: SxPxDxCx
Source: MBHO KA-200N - JK Labs DVC-V12 - M10 
Transfer: M10 - USB - Cooledit - CDWave - FLAC 
Time: (36:56.63)

01 Rhetoric of No
02 Rape
03 - interlude -
04 The Impetus Bleeds
05 No Grace
06 Banality 

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Thursday, November 6, 2025

JK Labs DVC-V12

 






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Sunday, November 2, 2025

Low @ Ogden Theatre, Denver CO, 1995-09-26

 

Here is another of the MarcR DAT archive.  This time I present a really beautiful recording of the Minnesota band Low at the Ogden Theatre back on September 26th 1995.  They were on tour with Soul Coughing.  They were supporting their album 'Long Division' but played some older songs and some songs that end up on the next album 'The Curtain Hits The Cast'.

I have been listening to Alan Sparhawk's newest solo album and his collaboration with Trampled By Turtles a bunch recently.  Both are fantastic is different ways.  That reminded me MarcR had a Low recording.  After really listening to it I knew I had to share it. This show isn't listed on setlist fm or on the Low LMA page.  So here is an uncirculated 1995 Low show with one of the most respectful and quiet audiences I have ever not heard.  Alan even thanks them for being so quiet at one point. Enjoy!


Low

Ogden Theatre
Denver CO (USA)
1995-09-26

Recorded: MarcR
Transferred and Presented: SxPxDxCx
Source: MarcR binaural mics - D7 - DAT
Transfer: DAT master - D100 - Oade Digi I/O-A - DAC - AAE-9 - Audition - CDWave - FLAC
Time: (50:16.09)

01 Violence
02 Turn
03 Below & Above
04 Do You Know How to Waltz?
05 Words
06 Shame
07 Cut
08 Lazy
09 Over the Ocean


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Friday, October 31, 2025

Carcass @ HQ, Denver CO, 2025-09-26

 

For the final scary thatsthethingaboutthat post of October.  What is scarier that a dead body?  Human or animal remains prepared for consumption or left to rot.  BOO!!  Scary to most people's ears is the long running British band Carcass.  With albums like Reek of Putrefaction or the cover art of Symphonies of Sickness was enough to put most people off.  Carcass rise above the death metal pack not only with killer riffs but a sense a humor about the whole thing.  An cornerstone band in that musical universe.

I had seen Carcass a few times in the past but it was a special treat to see them at the smallish Denver venue HQ.  They had been playing much bigger rooms across the country on this tour but we got a more personal experience.  Hell of a show with Headonist, Necrot, and Brujeria as support.

I think HQ is a pretty good sounding room and I think they brought in some extra PA for this night.  Pretty happy with how this turned out.  Enjoy.


Carcass

HQ
Denver CO (USA)
2025-09-26

Recorded and Presented: SxPxDxCx
Source: AT933 C - SP-SPSB-1 - M10
Transfer: M10 - USB - Audition - CDWave - FLAC 
Run time: (72:51.72)

01 Unfit for Human Consumption
02 Buried Dreams
03 Incarnated Solvent Abuse
04 No Love Lost
05 Death Certificate
06 Dance of Ixtab (Psychopomp & Circumstance March No. 1 in B)
07 Keep On Rotting in the Free World
08 Embodiment
09 Genital Grinder
10 Pyosisified (Rotten to the Gore)
11 Tools of the Trade
12 316L Grade Surgical Steel
13 This Mortal Coil
14 Corporal Jigsore Quandary
15 Ruptured in Purulence
16 Heartwork
17 Carneous Cacoffiny
18 Die in Pain




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Wednesday, October 29, 2025

Satan’s Satyrs @ Summit Music Hall, Denver CO, 2015-04-10


For today's scare on thatsthethingaboutthat.  Satan!!  Defiantly scary. Satyrs  totally creepy man beasts. But both are fictional characters.  Not much to be scared about really.  I find people that literally believe satan is real and blame him for things real and imagined to be way more terrifying.  BOO!!!

Satan’s Satyrs was an American band from Virginia.  The formed in the late aught and disbanded in 2019.  The main satyr Clayton Burgess, who started the band after being influenced but Saint Vitus, Electric Wizard, and Witchfinder General, ended up playing bass for Electric Wizard from 2013 to 2018,  You can hear the fuzzed out 70s biker vibes in their songs big time.

At this show they opened up for Electric Wizard and had some equipment issues but other wise sounded pretty good.  Enjoy.


Satan’s Satyrs

Summit Music Hall
Denver CO (USA)
2015-04-10

Recorded and Presented By: SxPxDxCx
Source: AT933 - SP-SPSB-1 - M10
Transfer: M10 - USB - Cooledit - CDWave - FLAC - MP3
Run time: (49:22.54)

01 Thumper's Theme
02 Instruments of Hellfire
03 Alucard
04 Show Me Your Skull
05 Satan's Satyrs
06 Creepy Teens
07 Bellydancer's Delight
08 Lucifer Lives!
09 Sadist 69





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