Holy Smokes
May 13, 2003
Colonial Club, Princeton, NJ

Taper: Dan Semaya
Lineage: cheap computer mic (8 feet up) -> Griffin iMic -> iBook (Dual USB) running Coaster 1.1.2

Disc 1
01 Jonas					4:41
02 Jet Airliner					3:13
03 Little Miss Can't Be Wrong			4:48
04 Hard To Handle				3:38
05 Hey Jealousy					3:45
06 WIth Or Without You				6:12
07 Just (You Do It To Yorself)			4:01
08 Mr. Jones					5:46
09 Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo			3:56
10 Crossroads					6:54
11 Karma Police					4:37
12 Night Train					22:45
Disc total: 					1:14:16	

Disc 2
01 The Bends					3:48
02 Right Now					2:47
03 I Want You To Want Me			3:42
04 What I Like About You			3:18
05 Back in the U.S.S.R.				3:07
06 No Rain					4:01
07 Say It Ain't So				5:40
08 The Middle					3:25
09 Saved By The Bell				1:10
10 Distance					3:02
11 Longview					3:56
12 Santeria					3:02
13 Rob solo					2:26
14 Welcome To The Jungle			5:02
15 Livin' On A Prayer				4:13
16 The Joker					4:43
Disc total:					57:22	
	
Disc 3
01 Lithium					4:29
02 Last Dance With Mary Jane			3:50
03 American Girl				4:49
04 Hash Pipe					3:50
05 Faith					3:11
06 Just What I Needed				4:08
07 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles			1:16
08 Fight For Your Right (To Party)		3:55
09 Sweet Home Alabama				4:46
10 Sweet Child o' Mine				5:46
11 Duck Tales					3:37
12 Buddy Holly					4:21
13 Killing In The Name Of			6:06
14 D'Yer Mak'er					2:46
15 You Shook Me All Night Long			4:09
16 It's The End Of The World As We Know It*	2:37
17 Track 17					0:12

Disc total: 					1:03:48

Notes: The Holy Smokes are a popular student cover band at Princeton University.  This was the band's last show ever.  I had a number of technical problems when attempting to plug into D.J. Bob's sound equipment.  I also experienced the same problems on April 10th at Colonial and I was again forced to use a cheap computer mic to record the show.  This time I mounted the mic on a wall light fixture, which resulted in better sound, but it is still not great.  It would have been nice to get a soundboard feed, especially after learning that Brad's multitrack recording of the show was ruined when someone kicked the plug out of his computer after the show when it was processing all of the data.  

*My recording of the show ends here.  I don't know what happened but the recording immediately cuts to a 12 second clip of the post-show conversation and then ends.  I don't know why this happened although I probably should have recorded the different sets to individual files because coaster has a habit of screwing up when recording for several hours at a time.  I also should have recorded in mono to save space.  I missed many of the band's best songs, including Free Bird.  I believe they played over 50 songs that night, I got 44 of them.  


Special thanks to Brad.  

Compiled by Dan Semaya on June 11, 2003

my taping site: princeton.edu/~dsemaya/audio