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It was also hosted in the brand new at the time, Conseco Fieldhouse. I was as this show, it was my second concert ever, and first time seeing Nine Inch Nails. I couldn't find any pictures or artwork for this, so I made something simple below. Chino mentions early in the show how people look bored, so it could have just been a lame crowd. There's virtually no crowd noise, so either the place was empty or he was able to avoid it somehow. No idea where this guy was standing, but he must have had a good line to the speakers. There is some phasing at times as the taper moves, but it's not bad. Minus Blindfold was just all jacked up, with the beginning of the track at the end of Teething and the end stuck at the beginning of Engine No. Note I also fixed the track split between 6, 7, and 8. Either way, I decided it wasn't worth it to keep these as FLAC files (191 MB for the file set, check your source if you have this one), so I decoded back to WAV, loaded them into Audacity, applied a little EQ, and then saved them as mp3 for my music library. After checking the spectrum, I noticed the high end gets lopped off at around 16 KHz which is a pretty good indicator that this was either mp3'd or recorded at only 32 KHz.

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I did download a lot of stuff off of Direct Connect back in those days as well. They date back to 2005 and look to be a rip of a CDR I got back when I was trading via snail mail, but from the lack of detail in the info file, I can't be for sure. I love that they closed the show with Piece of Pie. But then again when you only have one album's worth of material you do need to find a way to mix it up. It is interesting they did the acoustic or lounge version of Sex Type Thing this early in their career. The performance was tight, although Scott seemed a bit antagonistic towards the crowd. Note there is no spike/line higher up that you usually see from FM sources. I'm thinking this was an analog recording before it made it onto a silver CD.

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I did a frequency analysis on this and the full spectrum is there, but there's no frequency response past about 12-15 KHz. There is a really slight haze on the audio that sounds reminiscent of a cassette tape or FM transmission, but it is barely noticeable. This recording has good sound and is fairly clear.

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I have no idea why this boot was called 'The Great Pretenders' as STP has nothing to do with Oldies Supergroups and late nineties kids TV shows. This is a really early show, I believe this got torrented on Dime shortly after Scott's death in early December and then it subsequently made its way to Guitars101. In all fairness, I never really gave the rest of their catalog a fair shake as far as listening, I just felt they went away from the heaviness of that first album and that's what drew me in. I probably went through two copies of the CORE album. I couldn't find any pictures from the date, but I made some artwork. One of my favorite things about Breaking Benjamin, they use covers to get the crowd into I'm sure they did a lot of that throughout the tour, and probably mixed it up with several different covers as well. Shaun Morgan from Seether joins in the Deftones cover, very well done. The sound is a tad bit on the heavy end but its still clear and not distorted. The taper clearly knew what he was doing and positioned himself with an unobstructed line to the speakers, as there is very little talking or crowd noise close by, but still manages to capture the energy in just the way I like it. Very heavy and very engaged with the crowd and it shows on this recording. I actually recorded them with Seether and Three Days Grace in March of 2008 (I'm planning a remaster/re-release of that one soon) and back then they did not disappoint. This is just a solid Breaking Benjamin show I traded out this week, so I decided to do a review.

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