Setlist:
You Think I Ain't Worth a Dollar, but I Feel Like a Millionaire
The Bronze
Mexicola
How to Handle a Rope
You Can't Quit Me Baby
If Only
Avon

Notes: very early show. Opened for The Smashing Pumpkins. REMASTER with much better, clearer, more powerful sound. Fantastic work imo.

Taper: Jason Briggeman
Source: CSBmod > M1
Conversion: Tascam DA-20mkii(DAT-M) > Marantz PMD670 (WAV) > Adobe Audition (editing)
FLAC: WAV > CD Wave (track splitting) > FLAC
Notes: From the collection of Dave Asselin. Transferred by Andrew Fogelsong in October 2020

*(new remix/ June 2021): FLAC > Audacity > tracks merged > -2db. > AUFilter > 31bandGraphicEQ > +0.5db. > tracking & fades > 16/44 > FLAC

*remix notes: in terms of QOTSA’s recorded live history this show is fairly special. First, it’s an early one. Second, this was opening night of a
roughly month-long stint Mario Lalli played & toured with QOTSA, which hasn’t happened again since. Most of those shows were dates opening for
The Smashing Pumpkins. Near the end of that month with Mario included a handful of headlining gigs. After listening to this source, it was generally for
those reasons I felt a remix effort was worth it. The audio quality was ‘muffled’ considerably (like the mic was inside a jacket) and an overpowering
bass drum practically distorted the levels. Thankfully some careful polishing helped, there is greater overall clarity now to instruments and vocals,
the muffled sound is much reduced. The bass drum issue couldn’t be fixed completely, but its destructive presence on the original recording has been
minimized a good deal. The remix is a better sounding show now, and it was a pleasure being reminded again why I was so obsessed with this band back then.