bt Moxy Fruvous 1995-11-04 Definitely Not the Opera!

I thought this was pretty interesting. It really shows some of the bands' influences. Enjoy!
bargainville

Moxy Fr�vous
November 4th, 1995
CBC's Definitely Not the Opera!

Source: 1st gen cassette -> Onkyo TA-RW411 R1 -> Edirol R1 (16bit, 44.1k)
Transfer: Edirol R1 -> USB -> CDWav -> Flac Frontend
Size: 321 mb (flac)
Taper: ?
Transfer: Daniel Godwin ([email protected])

Setlist:
01. intro
02. Mike Ford's track intro
03. Come On Eileen (Dexy's Midnight Runners)
04. Jian Ghomeshi
05. Crosseyed and Painless (Talking Heads)
06. Jian Ghomeshi
07. Wild is the wind (David Bowie)
08. David Matheson
09. Early Morning Rain (Gordon Lightfoot)
10. David Matheson
11. Blind Willie McTell (Bob Dylan)
12. Murray Foster
13. America (Simon and Garfunkle)
14. DNTO / Murray Foster
15. God's Comic (Elvis Costello)
16. band banter
17. Jockey Full of Bourbon (Tom Waits)
18. band banter
19. If I Fell (Beatles)

Notes: Thanks to Greg for the tape loan. A radio broadcast show. Some hiss/static. If you don't own the cds the commercially available songs came from, you need to get them now! Questions, email me: [email protected]

Definitely one to download when I get home!� Nice find!

I don't get it. Is it just the band members introducing some of their favorite songs, or are they actually playing them?

Can someone PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE re-seed this file. I just saw it for the first time today (the 8th) and sadly there are no more seeders :-(.��We promise to seed for at least a few days after. Please. thank you

i dont know if someone beat me to it, but i put it up a few hours ago

thank you thank you thank you!� I'll seed this at least until after the weekend ^_^

Looks like an essential Fruvous concert...rare covers and soundboard quality. Kick yourself in the head if you miss this. Actually, kicking one's own head is not very possible, so you've got no choice...get this. Thanks for seeding, DG!

This isn't a concert. It's exactly as was described before... It's the band members discussing their favourite songs before the radio station plays them. It's interesting as it gives insight to what the guys' influences were, and hinted at some songs they would eventually cover on a regular basis.