MP3: Thom Yorke at the Orpheum Theatre Night 2
By Brent Koepp; October 10, 2009 at 2:34 PM
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*Photo used for art credited to Christopher Alvarez*
Thom Yorke
10-5-2009
Orpheum Theater
Los Angeles, CASource: Schoeps mk41>nbox+>r9hr (24/48)>Wavelab (resample and uv22hr dither)>cdwave editor>FLAC>mp3 (320k)
Recorded by: Odrogs
Setlist:
01 Intro
02 The Eraser
03 Analyse
04 The Clock
05 Black Swan
06 Skip Divided
07 Atoms For Peace
08 And It Rained All Night
09 Harrowdown Hill
10 Cymbal RushSolo encore:
11 Lotus Flower (Moon Upon A Stick)
12 Skirting On The Surface
13 Super ColliderEncore w/ band:
14 Paperbag Writer
15 Judge, Jury & Executioner
16 The Hollow Earth
17 Feeling Pulled Apart By Horse
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Major thanks to Odrogs who provided everyone this wonderful recording. Now everyone can enjoy these incredible shows in pristine quality. The taper was also kind enough to provide both FLAC and MP3. Christopher Alvarez also deserves credit for taking some incredible photos (used for the Art above).
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