She Loves You - extra track on American Slang

Well, if anyone wants to convert the file you can do it using Bonk. Great free tool for converting formats:

http://www.bonkenc.org/

Says it will do M4A -> MP3. I've never used it for that, but it's worked fine for all my FLAC format to MP3 converting.

*Not to derail this thread, but MP3 GAIN (http://mp3gain.sourceforge.net/) is a great tool for adjusting the gain (overall volume) of MP3s. Great for live recordings, like the Gaslight Reading Festival MP3s , that are kinda low. Run them through this and in a few seconds it raises the gain without distortion to a decibel level you set. It will tell you if you set it too high to cause clipping too. And it completely reversible. Makes going from albums of completely different volumes much more pleasant. Ever go from the Reading audio to The '59 Sound album? Yeesh, it can blow your ears out if you're not careful. Just a suggestion...*

verbos wrote:

Well, if anyone wants to convert the file you can do it using Bonk. Great free tool for converting formats:

http://www.bonkenc.org/

Says it will do M4A -> MP3. I've never used it for that, but it's worked fine for all my FLAC format to MP3 converting.

*Not to derail this thread, but MP3 GAIN (http://mp3gain.sourceforge.net/) is a great tool for adjusting the gain (overall volume) of MP3s. Great for live recordings, like the Gaslight Reading Festival MP3s , that are kinda low. Run them through this and in a few seconds it raises the gain without distortion to a decibel level you set. It will tell you if you set it too high to cause clipping too. And it completely reversible. Makes going from albums of completely different volumes much more pleasant. Ever go from the Reading audio to The '59 Sound album? Yeesh, it can blow your ears out if you're not careful. Just a suggestion...*

thanks for the advice; I'm pretty sure the Reading mp3 is the one I did, so I'll rework it

I really thought it would be impossible to top the acoustic version, but damn. Just damn.

steady now steady now wrote:

verbos wrote:

Well, if anyone wants to convert the file you can do it using Bonk. Great free tool for converting formats:

http://www.bonkenc.org/

Says it will do M4A -> MP3. I've never used it for that, but it's worked fine for all my FLAC format to MP3 converting.

*Not to derail this thread, but MP3 GAIN (http://mp3gain.sourceforge.net/) is a great tool for adjusting the gain (overall volume) of MP3s. Great for live recordings, like the Gaslight Reading Festival MP3s , that are kinda low. Run them through this and in a few seconds it raises the gain without distortion to a decibel level you set. It will tell you if you set it too high to cause clipping too. And it completely reversible. Makes going from albums of completely different volumes much more pleasant. Ever go from the Reading audio to The '59 Sound album? Yeesh, it can blow your ears out if you're not careful. Just a suggestion...*

thanks for the advice; I'm pretty sure the Reading mp3 is the one I did, so I'll rework it

Oh, dude, that definitely wasn't a knock at your rip. I don't do any of that so I have no idea what I'm talking about when it comes to that. It's my favorite bootleg to listen to as far as quality. Just offering advice for fellow listeners to make it louder without f'ing up the sound. I find a lot of bootlegs I have could use this.

verbos wrote:

Oh, dude, that definitely wasn't a knock at your rip. I don't do any of that so I have no idea what I'm talking about when it comes to that. It's my favorite bootleg to listen to as far as quality. Just offering advice for fellow listeners to make it louder without f'ing up the sound. I find a lot of bootlegs I have could use this.

that's fine; I'm still learning all this stuff, so it's useful to know

If you can't play that file, you probably don't have iTunes/Quicktime installed.

By the way, the song is NOT album only on iTunes, so you can buy it for just 99 cents.

Great song.

Un-frickin believable. I'm so out of touch, I gotta spend more time on the forums. I COMPLETELY missed this song. I didn't know it existed until I heard it on Pandora today. I almost passed out, "WTH, I've never heard this TGA song!"
Anyhow, now that I've I heard it, I gotta get it! It's a beautiful song. A shame it's not on the regular editions of the album.

tdawg wrote:

Un-frickin believable. I'm so out of touch, I gotta spend more time on the forums. I COMPLETELY missed this song. I didn't know it existed until I heard it on Pandora today. I almost passed out, "WTH, I've never heard this TGA song!"
Anyhow, now that I've I heard it, I gotta get it! It's a beautiful song. A shame it's not on the regular editions of the album.

better late then never my friend.

Too true, too true.

It's awesome live!!!

khchausk8er wrote:

It's awesome live!!!

Man where did you hear it live? I saw them at the House of Blues in Boston and I was really bummed they didn't play this song I really wanted to hear it live so I could just scream the chorus.

Edmonton Event Centre in Edmonton, Alberta. It was such an unbelievable surprise!!!

They played it live a lot during their summer tour. Generally was the first song of the encore, done as a solo by Brian.