Recording of Trey w/ STEWART 12-7-05

[TheEqualizer]

It has recently come to my attention that on December 7, 2005, Stewart Copeland joined Oysterhead bandmate Trey Anastasio for 2 songs during the encore at Trey's show at the Wiltern Theater in LA. One of the songs played was an Oysterhead song and the other was CSLY. I have also learned that a decent recording was made of this show. However, I cannot find a torrent site where this show is currently being seeded.

If anyone has this show, it would be appreciate if it could be shared somehow.

[DirtyMartini]

*bump*

[TheEqualizer]

Didn't mean to be so generic in my post. The Oysterhead song played was Rubberneck Lions.

[TheEqualizer]

I got someone to seed this recording; SWEET!

http://bt.etree.org/details.php?id=526134

Trey Anastasio & 70 Volt Parade
12/7/05 Wiltern Theatre
Los Angeles, CA
December 7, 2005

Taped & Seeded by: Ian Stone (stone.ian@gmail.com)
source: Schoeps mk4>kc5>cmc6>sound devices 722 @ 24/96.
(FOB about 40' from stage, DFC, head height on a Tri-Pod)
Resampled to 16/44.1

Disc 1:
1. 70 Volt Parade*
2. Air Said To Me >
3. Mr. Completely^
4. Last Tube^
5. Sleep Again
6. Dark & Down
7. Spin
8. Push On 'Til The Day^

Disc 2:
9. Invisible@**
10. Chalk Dust Torture@
11. Wolfman's Brother@
12. Bathtub Gin@
13. Pebbles and Marbles@

Disc 3:
14. Tuesday
15. Plasma >
16. First Tube
17. Rubberneck Lions& (Oysterhead)
18. Can't Stand Losing You& (The Police)
19
Encore:
20. Come As Melody

Key:
*prerecorded version played over the PA as the band walked on stage.
^with horns.
Trey solo acoustic.
**Trey on acoustic with Jen and Christina on backing vocals.
&with Stewart Copeland (The Police, Oysterhead) on drums, Raymond on percussion.

[smax]

Raymond.

[DirtyMartini]

Raymond?

Nice job, EQ.

[TheEqualizer]

Raymond Weber was Trey's drummer at the time.

[TheEqualizer]

The playing by Stewart on these tracks are pure joy.

I like how Trey introduced STEWART: "He was in one of the greatest power trios of all time . . . OYSTERHEAD!"

Warning: Trey's vocals on CSLY are not for the faint of heart.