Tulum's Collection
Radiohead 08/06/2016
Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, CA
| Source | Schoeps MK41/NBox Platinum Tascam DR-2D 24 Bit 48K |
| Media | FLAC 22 discs |
| Notes | Day 2 of Outside Lands: I got up early Saturday and got food, clothes and my gear together. I then woke my friend up who is not a morning person. He came out from NY for Radiohead and wanted a good spot and wanted a good recording so he got ready and we were in the car by 9:30. I dropped him off at the park entrance to get on line and I searched for parking. After 15 minutes I finally found an spot and packed up and made my way to the park. Passed through the first set of wands an found my friend who was about 30 people from the front. When the doors opened I got my gear through security quickly and made my way to the Lands End Stage and was got the same spot as the first night. I put down a larger blanket expecting others to join us with the hope of an offensive line around me. The first artist was Lewis Del Mar from Queens NY. Although I was unfamilar with the artist I liked most of the set. They were followed by two Britsh bands. The Wombats and Years & Years. I preferred The Wombats but both were decent. During The Wombats a photographer stepped in behind me and set up. He seemed OK and we had plenty of room so it was no big deal. He had no idea I was recording. Once Years and Years ended I got out of there to do the bathroom run. The fourth artist was a hip hop collaboration called Big Grams that I had no interest in hearing. Not my thing. I figured I could wander a bit and skip the set. As I was leaving I ran into a friend and client who was heading in to see this act. We chatted a bit then I waited at the blue boxes for 20 minutes. After surviving that experience I wandered a bit and found anything I wanted to check out had a line and the food lines were not worth the wait since I brought food. By then the music had started so I started fighting the crowd back. I started the gear and recorded as I was walking. The first song or two is rough as I navigated the crowd but made it back and recorded most of the set. For me the best part was the end although others enjoyed it alot. During the break I was talking to the photographer who was there working for a magazine and let him know I was recording. He was skepical and had lots of questions. I told him I'd send a link afterwards. He emailed me after listening and was quite amazing at the recording. By the time Air started everyone had arrived and I had my own bubble where it wasn't loud and crowded. Air was quite good but the sense was it was just something to pass the time until Radiohead. At this point there was no getting in or out. One of the guys who was a friend of a friend was in front of me and said he had to get rid of the beer he drank. He didn't leave and kept threatening to use his water bottle. After a few songs he left never to return. Radiohead put on a great set, the sound was good and the lighting was fun too. Everything went smoothly and once the set ended we navigating the crowd out. We had 3 day passes but between a sore back, a lack of interest in day 3 and an early work day Monday we discussed selling our wristbands. A friend was recording 2 of the 3 bands I was planning on so when we got a decent offer we sold them and headed home. All in all a very successful day and I got really nice recording of the one band I wanted. Enjoy. Just the basic taper requests here and please no vitriol: Don't be an ass by selling this or using it in a video that is sold Don't modify the info file Don't remaster and/or post on other sites that are not 100% free If shared keep info file intact but create a second file with any changes Don't convert to lossy formats except for personal use Do support the artists |
| Tech Notes | Dead Center right in front of soundboard Processed using Soundforge 11, resample, to 16bit 44.1K TLH to convert to Flac |
| Trades Allowed | Yes |
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