KCCC 34 - Projekct Three - Live in Alexandria, 2003

[dr.z]

Two Questions:
1.) How is the sound quality? Could someone possibly upload a short sample?
2.) Does one of the Improvs contain Seizure? Somewhere i read a setlist of this gig and the second piece was called "LEVEL 5 / C POWER / THRAKKING"

[Krimzep]

Two Questions:
1.) How is the sound quality? Could someone possibly upload a short sample?
2.) Does one of the Improvs contain Seizure? Somewhere i read a setlist of this gig and the second piece was called "LEVEL 5 / C POWER / THRAKKING"

search the forum, there is a post concerning this gig somewhere

[MarkSullivan]

Finally bought this...must be the first physical CD I've purchased in two years or more. Good stuff! I like the mix of stripped-down Power To Believe tracks and improvs. In fact I think this may motivate me to do some compare and contrast with other ProjeKct Three recordings. I'll be especially interested to hear how different Pat's choices are. I only noticed one digital blat during playback, so it didn't bother me as much as it seems to have bothered others.

While I was at the DGM shop I also bought one of the new In The Court black T-shirts. Excellent! It's a really sharp shirt; I recommend it if you've been on the fence about ordering one.

[Riverman]

I only noticed one digital blat during playback, so it didn't bother me as much as it seems to have bothered others.

Was it the high fuzzy stuff during "Power Circle"? That threw me a tad at first, but once I got used to it, it seemed to fit well as just another part of the soundscapey stuff.

[MarkSullivan]

I only noticed one digital blat during playback, so it didn't bother me as much as it seems to have bothered others.

Was it the high fuzzy stuff during "Power Circle"? That threw me a tad at first, but once I got used to it, it seemed to fit well as just another part of the soundscapey stuff.

Yeah, when I listened again I tried to pay closer attention. That's the noise I was remembering, about 10 minutes in on that track. It sounds like digital overload to me: can't tell if it's in the master or happened during the CD mastering/manufacturing process.