Format:
CDR x2
CDR x2
Track List:
01 House of Blues Welcome
02 Great Day
03 Love Runs Deeper
04 Trouble
05 Go Insane
06 Tusk
07 I Know I'm Not Wrong
08 Gift of Screws
09 Never Going Back Again
10 Big Love Intro
11 Big Love
12 Shut Us Down
13 Under the Skin
14 Did You Miss Me Intro
15 Did You Miss Me
16 Come
17 World Turning
18 Percussion / Turning Reprise
19 I'm So Afraid
20 Go Your Own Way
21 Encore Applause
22 Second Hand News
23 Don't Look Down
24 Band Intros & A Word from Brett Tuggle
25 Treason
26 Time Precious Time
01 House of Blues Welcome
02 Great Day
03 Love Runs Deeper
04 Trouble
05 Go Insane
06 Tusk
07 I Know I'm Not Wrong
08 Gift of Screws
09 Never Going Back Again
10 Big Love Intro
11 Big Love
12 Shut Us Down
13 Under the Skin
14 Did You Miss Me Intro
15 Did You Miss Me
16 Come
17 World Turning
18 Percussion / Turning Reprise
19 I'm So Afraid
20 Go Your Own Way
21 Encore Applause
22 Second Hand News
23 Don't Look Down
24 Band Intros & A Word from Brett Tuggle
25 Treason
26 Time Precious Time
Notes (from bootlegger):
Couldn't find a place to stash the H2 safely, so the device was held by hand the entire show. Users familiar with the H2 know the device is sensitive and picks up any extraneous handling noise, but fortunately there's barely a trace here. Was lucky to get the thing through HOB's security at all, what with their hand-held metal detector wands. I don't think the casual observer would suspect that the benign-looking little H2 is a digital audio recorder. To them it probably (and does) resemble a camera, a chubby PDA, or other innocuous device. It kind of looks like an electric shaver, actually.
Recorded standing just to the right of soundboard. Stereo configuration favors that channel as a result, but the recording is still enjoyable overall. Buckingham enjoys playing with dynamics in concert as well as on his studio albums; the more rock-oriented songs are louder, whereas acoustic numbers like "Never Going Back Again" are quieter and may have to be turned up. I prefer to not alter the original recording myself, and in this case pumping the volume for the sake of the quieter songs would have made the rock numbers much too loud.
At least one other recording exists of this show.
Couldn't find a place to stash the H2 safely, so the device was held by hand the entire show. Users familiar with the H2 know the device is sensitive and picks up any extraneous handling noise, but fortunately there's barely a trace here. Was lucky to get the thing through HOB's security at all, what with their hand-held metal detector wands. I don't think the casual observer would suspect that the benign-looking little H2 is a digital audio recorder. To them it probably (and does) resemble a camera, a chubby PDA, or other innocuous device. It kind of looks like an electric shaver, actually.
Recorded standing just to the right of soundboard. Stereo configuration favors that channel as a result, but the recording is still enjoyable overall. Buckingham enjoys playing with dynamics in concert as well as on his studio albums; the more rock-oriented songs are louder, whereas acoustic numbers like "Never Going Back Again" are quieter and may have to be turned up. I prefer to not alter the original recording myself, and in this case pumping the volume for the sake of the quieter songs would have made the rock numbers much too loud.
At least one other recording exists of this show.
Date & Venue:
October 1, 2008 at the House of Blues, Cleveland, OH.
October 1, 2008 at the House of Blues, Cleveland, OH.
Sound Quality:
B+
B+
Source:
Zoom H2 > USB computer > Nero Wave Editor (fade ins / outs)> CD Wave Edit (tracking) > Flac 8 > You
Zoom H2 > USB computer > Nero Wave Editor (fade ins / outs)> CD Wave Edit (tracking) > Flac 8 > You
Artwork:
None
None
Last Update: 21 July 2026, fmfanuk