Roma di Luna @ The Cedar (Dec. 08)

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Roma di Luna
The Cedar Cultural Center
Minneapolis, MN
Tuesday December 23rd 2008

Taper: empty (emptystapes AT gmail DOT com)
Location: DINish ( cm, º) FOB, DFC, 30' back, ~10' ^
Source: MBHO 603a KA200N > Silver Quad customs > UA-5 (BM2p+) > iRiver h120 (Optical @ 16bit 44.1kHz WAV)
Transfer: h120 > USB 2.0 > PC [WAV > TLH lvl 6 + Tested > FLAC]
Edit: CD Wave (tracking) Sound Forge 9 (fades)

Please Do Not sell this recording. Share & trade it freely.

Disc One: 41:24

01. ...intro
02. Silent Night ^
03. Jolly Old Saint Nicholas ^
04. Before I Die
05. Trouble Down The Road
06. Tamar
07. The Romance Of Wolves
08. Plenty
09. Fortune Teller

Disc Two: 40:56

01. ...intro to the new songs
02. The Moonlight Will Always Be Ours *
03. Below Our Feet *
04. Ghost Dance
05. Face Of My Friends
06. Pearls For Pigs
07. Blue Christmas ^
08. ...encore applause/banter
09. Bury Me (Beneath The Killing Fields) (3:38)
10. ...intros/banter
11. Stand By Me #

* Dedicated to Dan Mack, Channy and Alexei perform as a duet.
# w/ Chastity Brown (King, Leiber & Stoller)
^ traditional Christmas songs

Alexei Moon Casselle - vocals, acoustic guitar, harmonica
Channy Moon Casselle - vocals, violin
Ben Durrant - electric guitar
James Everest - bass guitar
Ryan Lovan - drums/percussion
Jessie Wilimek - backing vocals
"Big Mike" Rossetto - banjo (Spaghetti Western String Co.)

www.romadiluna.com | www.myspace.com/romadiluna

www.thecedar.org

This was a special Roma di Luna Holiday show with the Chastity Brown Band opening. Thanks go out to the artists and to the Cedar for allowing these sets to be recorded. There were 3 tapers in attendance (AKG 414, Microtech Gefell & MBHO). The original material that Roma di Luna produces is always top notch but this particular show is worth checking out for the chilling renditions of "Silent Night" and "Stand By Me" alone. Trust me, you won't be disappointed by anything in between either. The Cedar was filled to capacity and I still wish more people would have gotten the chance to witness this great evening of music. Long live the Cedar.