With much thanks to Charlie Hughes, all five sets of Bmore Musically Informed's first curated show were recorded in full. I'll be posting as much audio as I can over the next week or so, but today I have the evening's closers, Arbouretum.
This was a pretty amazing set, as they pumped out tracks from nearly every release of their catalog. The fact that this is likely the last set to ever be played at the G Spot, which has been in Baltimore for ten years, makes it all the more special. This will also be the last time they play with drummer Daniel Franz for awhile, as they've updated their lineup while he's off touring with Beach House.
Opening with "Flood of Floods" off of Kale (their split record with Pontiak) was a treat, but you simply can't top the way this set was closed out. Andy Stack and Jenn Wasner of Wye Oak joined the band on stage to play Neil Young's "When You Dance I Can Really Love". Stream that above, and download the entire set below.
Download MP3s: Arbouretum Live @ the G Spot 1/29/10
Read on for the set list and details.
Arbouretum
1/29/10 @ the G Spot
Recorded by Charlie Hughes
Sound by Adam Cooke
Setlist
Flood of Floods
Another Hiding Place
Mohammed's Hex and Bounty
Signposts and Instruments
Down by the Fall Line
False Spring
Underneath the Arches
When You Dance I Can Really Love*
*Neil Young cover, with Wye Oak
2 comments:
ahhh yes!! the name of the neil young song revealed... we couldn't remember between like 5 of us
Thank you!
I was so pissed that my procrastinating ass waited to get tickets and it was sold out.
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