Steve Hackett
Tarrytown Music Hall
Tarrytown, New York
November 12, 2015

Lineage: Sound Professionals SP-TFB-2 in ear binaurals > ZoomH2 > Tracks split using Sound Studio > to FLAC using xACT

Recording Location: Balcony, 5th row, on center aisle

Artwork included 

set 1
01 Intro (Corycain Fire)
02 Spectral Mornings
03 Out of the Body
04 Wolflight
05 band intros
06 Every Day
07 Love Song to a Vampire
08 The Wheel's Turning
09 Loving Sea
10 Icarus Ascending
11 Star of Sirius
12 Ace of Wands
13 A Tower Struck Down
14 Shadow of the Heirophant

set 2
01 Get 'Em Out By Friday
02 Can-Utility and the Coastliners
03 After the Ordeal
04 The Cinema Show
05 Aisle of Plenty
06 The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway
07 The Musical Box
08 Clocks (Angel of Mons)
09 Firth of Fifth

A much rowdier than usual audience for Tarrytown Music Hall. I feared that this recording was going to be more annoying than enjoyable, but it turns out that many of the antics of my fellow audience members were not picked up by my mics. There were the usual talkers and more than the usual number of people who love the sound of their own voices so much that they feel the need to yell out all sorts of pointless commentary -"That was sick!" - "We love you Steve" That sort of thing. I'm used to that stuff. I just would prefer not to have it on my recording. But who am I to complain. I'm not supposed to be recording the show anyway. Fortunately the antics of the lunatic about ten seats to my left on the other side of the balcony were not audible. The guy was drumming on the back of the empty seat in front of him. Nothing wrong with that except that he was doing it so violently that people all over the balcony were looking around trying to figure out what was going on. It doesn't seem to be audible on here, but you should have felt the place shake. He must have been stomping his feet a lot too. The poor people in the row of connected seats in front of the guy were giving him looks and then asking him to stop. I couldn't tell what he was saying, but he was yelling and gesturing angrily at them. Person by person, then entire row eventually left. THE ENTIRE ROW LEFT!! I have never seen someone clear out an entire row of the audience before. Please, when you go to a show, try not to be THAT GUY! 
