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Dream Syndicate Live at Agora Ballroom on 1983-06-22 (June 22, 1983)

1	That's What You Always Say (cuts in)	02:44
2	Definitely Clean	03:44
3	Then She Remembers	03:50
4	interview	01:25
5	Halloween	05:56
6	John Coltrane Stereo Blues	12:35
7	interview and band intro	02:29
8	Let it Rain	05:26
9	When You Smile	05:06
10	The Days of Wine and Roses (cuts off)	02:52

1. That's What You Always Say (cuts in)
2. Definitely Clean
3. Then She Remembers
4. interview
5. Halloween
6. John Coltrane Stereo Blues
7. interview and band intro
8. Let it Rain
9. When You Smile
10. The Days of Wine and Roses (cuts of

Collection: DreamSyndicate

Band/Artist: Dream Syndicate

Date: June 22, 1983 (check for other copies)

Venue: Agora Ballroom

Location: Cleveland, OH

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That's What You Always Say (cuts in)	18 MB	2.60 MB	1.26 MB	3.43 MB
Definitely Clean	24 MB	3.55 MB	1.71 MB	4.63 MB
Then She Remembers	25 MB	3.66 MB	1.76 MB	4.80 MB
interview	8.72 MB	1.28 MB	665 KB	1.79 MB
Halloween	38 MB	5.67 MB	2.72 MB	7.38 MB
John Coltrane Stereo Blues	82 MB	12 MB	5.77 MB	16 MB
interview and band intro	15 MB	2.29 MB	1.14 MB	3.03 MB
Let it Rain	35 MB	5.20 MB	2.49 MB	6.79 MB
When You Smile	33 MB	4.85 MB	2.34 MB	6.32 MB
The Days of Wine and Roses (cuts off)	19 MB	2.72 MB	1.32 MB	3.58 MB

Dream Syndicate
Dream Syndicate's final lineup.
Background information
Origin	Los Angeles, California, USA
Genres	Alternative rock Paisley Underground
Years active	1981 - 1991
Labels	Ruby/Slash
Former members
Steve Wynn (vocals and guitar) Karl Precoda (guitar) Kendra Smith (bass) Dennis Duck (drums) David Provost (bass) Mark Walton (bass) Paul B. Cutler (guitar)

...In 1985, Wynn and Dan Stuart of Green on Red wrote 10 songs together which were recorded with Dennis Duck, among others, and released by A&M as Danny and Dusty : The Lost Weekend.

After a brief hiatus, Wynn, Duck and Walton joined with Paul B. Cutler (of the proto-Goth 45 Grave) to form the final version of The Dream Syndicate; they recorded two more studio albums, Out Of The Grey (1986), produced by Cutler, and Ghost Stories (1988), produced by Elliot Mazer (producer also of several Neil Young albums, including Harvest and Time Fades Away). A live album, Live at Raji's, was recorded (also by Mazer) before Ghost Stories but released afterward. There is disagreement among fans as to which lineup was the best, but in every permutation the band produced guitar-driven rock music at a time when Lou Reed, David Bowie, Miles Davis, and many others were experimenting with drum machines.

Posthumous releases include 3 1/2; The Lost Tapes 1985-1988, a collection of unreleased studio sessions, and The Day Before Wine and Roses, a live radio performance recorded just prior to the release of the band's first album.

Steve Wynn has continued on as a solo artist. Mark Walton went on to play with the Continental Drifters. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dream_Syndicate

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Steve Wynn - lead vocals, guitar

Karl Precoda - lead guitar

Dave Provost - bass

Dennis Duck - drums

Dream Syndicate Live at Maxwell’s on 1983-02-12 (February 12, 1983)

CD 1: First Set

1. Let It Rain

2. When You Smile

3. Definitely Clean

4. That’s What You Always Say

5. Then She Remembers

6. Until Lately

7. Halloween

8. Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door

9. Days Of Wine And Roses

CD 2: Second Set

1. Introductions

2. Still Holding On To You

3. Mr. Soul

4. John Coltrane Stereo Blues

5. Tell Me When It’s Over

6. Don’t Fear The Reaper

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Let It Rain	40 MB	4.83 MB	2.72 MB	9.22 MB
When You Smile	33 MB	4.38 MB	2.48 MB	8.13 MB
Definitely Clean	24 MB	2.95 MB	1.68 MB	6.31 MB
That�s What You Always Say	52 MB	6.65 MB	3.68 MB	12 MB
Then She Remembers	30 MB	3.70 MB	2.05 MB	7.05 MB
Until Lately	68 MB	8.72 MB	4.93 MB	17 MB
Halloween	49 MB	6.26 MB	3.49 MB	11 MB
Knockin� On Heaven�s Door	23 MB	3.22 MB	1.86 MB	5.60 MB
Days Of Wine And Roses	46 MB	5.74 MB	3.20 MB	11 MB
Introductions	11 MB	1.65 MB	991 KB	2.78 MB
Still Holding On To You	45 MB	5.64 MB	3.14 MB	11 MB
Mr. Soul	24 MB	2.90 MB	1.62 MB	5.25 MB
John Coltrane Stereo Blues	99 MB	12 MB	6.74 MB	22 MB
Tell Me When It�s Over	32 MB	3.89 MB	2.20 MB	7.48 MB
Don�t Fear The Reaper	53 MB	6.31 MB	3.53 MB	12 MB

Dream Syndicate: Steve Wynn, Karl Precoda, Kendra Smith, Dennis Duck

This is the original line-up on their first trip to the East Coast after the release of “Days of Wine and Roses.”

I deejayed at Maxwell’s so I could set-up in the deejay/sound booth, but with a 6-channel board (8-channels minus one broken and one for the deejay mixer) soundboard recordings were out of the question. I would unplug my Nikko cassette deck from home and lug over to the club. I never did buy my own mic’s… just used whatever spares might be lying around (with decidedly mixed results). This is one of the better-sounding tapes I ever captured and I had a few things going in my favor; the mic’s were stationary, the power source was constant and the band had good equipment and didn’t play too loud.

I was really excited about seeing the Dream Syndicate and it was a great night. There had been a big blizzard the day before and there was a foot-and-a-half of snow on the streets of Hoboken. I don’t think the band expected people to come out and see them with weather like that, but Maxwell’s had a local walking distance crowd and the show was reasonably well-attended… the New York fans probably stayed home.

They played two sets that night, which was unusual at Maxwell’s, but is great news as far as this recording goes. None of the material repeats. I can’t recall why they did two sets, but I’m guessing that the opening band cancelled because of the blizzard. At the beginning of the second set that’s deep-voiced me responding to Steve Wynn’s enquiry about the stage lighting and soundman Ira Kaplan confirming, “Yeah, behind the drums.” This is back in 1983… Yo La Tengo’s international acclaim was still but a glint in Georgia and Ira’s eyes.

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