Live at The Loft on 2006-02-03 (2006)
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- Download size
- 1.04 GB
- Included
- 21 files
- Added to the stash
Our current edition. 21-file source edition; Phillip Bibbins used AKG461 microphones about 15 feet from the stage, feeding V3/312/JB3 equipment. Audacity, wavbreaker and shntool appear in the lineage. The package includes soundcheck, but exact boundaries are unspecified; the written list expands Outer Space to Shoot off to the Moon without a separate file. Read the transfer report.
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The Record
The Codetalkers' Loft recording includes soundcheck material as well as the performance, which helps explain a sequence that ends by returning to “Sword Crosser.” The written program places “Body in the Lake,” “World Comes Tumblin Down” and “I'm So Glad” before “Adore Ignore” and a “Lima”/drums/“Lima” passage. Later, “Saved by the Same Thing” follows another “Sword Crosser” entry, with “Animal People” and “Elevator to the Moon” near the end.
Release details
- Release
- Live concert
- Genre
- Live / Rock, folk & jam
- Recorded
- 2006-02-03
- Edition
- 21-file source edition; Phillip Bibbins used AKG461 microphones about 15 feet from the stage, feeding V3/312/JB3 equipment. Audacity, wavbreaker and shntool appear in the lineage. The package includes soundcheck, but exact boundaries are unspecified; the written list expands Outer Space to Shoot off to the Moon without a separate file.
- Label
- Phillip Bibbins
- Venue
- The Loft
- Location
- Columbus GA
- Source license
- Artist permission; noncommercial
- Running time
- 173:32
Recording source: AKG461(@6.5ft,fob,dc,15ft from stage)>V3>312>JB3
Tracklist
- Introduction
- Body in the Lake
- World Comes Tumblin Down
- I'm So Glad
- Banter
- See You
- Adore Ignore
- Lima> Drums> Lima
- Blow My Brains
- Outer Space
- Lovelight
- Getting Better
- Sword Crosser>
- Saved By The Same Thing
- Mojo Workin
- Miss Hawaii
- Crowd
- Ike Stubblefield
- Animal People
- Elevator to the Moon
- Sword Crosser
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Transfer Report
Selected edition: 21-file source edition; Phillip Bibbins used AKG461 microphones about 15 feet from the stage, feeding V3/312/JB3 equipment. Audacity, wavbreaker and shntool appear in the lineage. The package includes soundcheck, but exact boundaries are unspecified; the written list expands Outer Space to Shoot off to the Moon without a separate file. from the documented source. 21 audio files, 1,112,932,452 bytes and 173:32 of measured audio.
Verification: source size and MD5; full audio decode; every torrent piece; canonical route failure recovered from freshly advertised official HTTPS storage replica; exact published original bytes and MD5 preserved; concurrent prefetched original transport verified against final source hashes. The seedbox copy matched every file’s SHA-256 and every torrent piece; all files passed public HTTPS range, length and byte checks. The house client verified the complete payload and is seeding it.
Selected the source’s complete 21-recording FLAC edition in its documented file order.
Phillip Bibbins used AKG461 microphones about 15 feet from the stage, feeding V3/312/JB3 equipment. Audacity, wavbreaker and shntool appear in the lineage. The package includes soundcheck, but exact boundaries are unspecified; the written list expands Outer Space to Shoot off to the Moon without a separate file. Primary source and edition notes.
Source limits: Canonical download failures were recovered through fresh Archive-advertised official storage replicas with unchanged original bytes and checksums; delivery uses the owned mirror; Source recording/transfer: AKG461(@6.5ft,fob,dc,15ft from stage)>V3>312>JB3.
These are source and file checks; no comparative listening assessment is claimed.
Why It's Free
Source declaration: Artist permission; noncommercial. Source evidence.
Hosting this entry was approved by the owner on October 6, 2026. The source declaration remains unchanged.
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