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Chicago autist records over 10,000 live concerts since 1989 04/14/26(Tue)09:33:09 No.129984137
Chicago autist records over 10,000 live concerts since 1989 04/14/26(Tue)09:33:09 No.129984137
Chicago autist records over 10,000 live concerts since 1989 Anonymous 04/14/26(Tue)09:33:09 No.129984137 [Reply]▶
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Say something nice about his collection
https://archive.org/details/@aadam_jacobs_collection
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>he has expressed that his obsession with music prevented him from having a social life and caused a romantic partner to leave him: "She said 'I never see you,' because I’d been running around recording Pavement", he said. "I would rather have these recordings of Pavement’s first tour of the Midwest than have had the relationship which I really don’t remember well at all."
Holy fucking based
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>>129984137
>https://archive.org/details/@aadam_jacobs_collection
this is kind of awesome.
listening to Gastr Del Sol right now
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>>129984137
Very extensive. Gonna jam this Tortoise show from 2005. Also have to say though, as a taper of shows myself, people are garbage. The constant noise of chatter, even during songs, is tragic. You're either there for the music or you're not. Stay away if you don't give a shit about it enough to have a meaningless chat during an experience of live art.
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>>129984476
too based for /mu/
this is why I stopped going to shows, the crowd doesn't shut the fuck up, no matter how loud the band is.
Fuck's sake shut the fuck up for 90 minutes, put your goddam phone down and just experience the art.
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>>129984898
I went to a Greg Freeman show at a fairly small venue recently and these douchebag college bros would not stop talking at full volume until this guy next to me yelled at them. You're walking distance from multiple bars, go there and talk.
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Getting me some Lozenge rn. Cool shit.
>Chicago
No Shellac?
No US Maple?
Who does this cocksucker thinks he is.
>>129990413
I recall looking up for Bungle bootlegs. All the disco volante ones were obviously recorded on tape, gritty as shit sound, meaty and midrangy. Then, on california tour, all boots were digital, and they sounded like trash, boomy, hollow, shrill.
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>>129984284
only one Tortoise show as well
https://archive.org/details/ajc01319_tortoise2005-07-16.ajcproject?web amp=default
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>>129990343
Apparently it will still take them a few years to complete.
>Once a month, Brian Emerick makes the trip from the Chicago suburbs to Jacobs' house in the city to pick up 10 or 20 boxes each stuffed with 50 or 100 tapes. Emerick's job is to transfer — in real time — the analog recordings to digital files that can be sent to other volunteers who mix and master the shows for upload to the archive.
>Emerick estimates he's digitized at least 5,500 shows since late 2024 and that it will take another few years to complete the project.
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It’s awful, but you need to get as close to the stage as possible. It gets really packed and cramped, but it’s your best chance to avoid people fucking talking around you.
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>>129984353
>says this while on /mu/
fuck off anon, when an autist gets a useful obsession like OP's picrel, it's great
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