Let's Active - Reunion Show 2014

Sara Romweber memorial & tribute

LOSSLESS RE-POST

    
  
'Be Loud Sophie' benefit
Cat’s Cradle

Carrboro, N.C.

August 9, 2014 

30 YEARS LATER: original members Mitch & Sara onstage together.
all these amazing photos were shot by Jonathan Drake for the Be Loud Sophie Foundation

REUNION SHOW (benefit for the Be Loud Sophie Foundation)

Read an obituary for Sara Romweber at Slicing Up Eyeballs 
and this remembrance

soundboard-audience matrix recording (quality Ex-; Batchain did a great job on this one, as usual...)

      

VERY SINCERE THANKS to Batchain for recording & sharing, and to Mr. Ersatz himself for the thumbs up

Suzi Ziegler (ex-Game Theory) played bass for the show

     

01 In Between

02 Easy Does

03 Waters Part

04 Fell

05 band intros

06 Every Word Means No

07 Badger

08 Edge of the World

09 Ornamental

10 In Little Ways

11 Leader of Men
12 Blue Line (encore)
    

FLAC
   
MP3@320   
   

ROB SEZ: Who would've imagined we'd see a Let's Active reunion show in 2014? For a long time, Mitch Easter himself didn't believe it would ever take place. But recently, someone asked — and original L.A. drummer Sara Romweber said yes — and it actually happened, 30 years after the original line-up last played together. Sadly, the late and much-lamented Faye Hunter could only be present in spirit. There were a few musical glitches here and there, and Mitch had a little trouble hitting some of the high notes. But for all that, this show is the best kind of "blast from the past."

GREAT BIG THANKS to Mitch and Sara for saying "Let's do this."
   

Sara Romweber, the band's first drummer, died this month

Let’s Active:

Sara Romweber (R.I.P.) – drums 

Mitch Easter – guitar, vocals

Suzi Ziegler – bass, b. vocals

Chris Stamey – additional guitar

Missy Thangs – keyboard, backing vocals
Lynn Blakey – backing vocals + lead vocal on “Blue Line”
Dr. David Vandermast – acoustic guitar on “Badger”

artwork from Bigozine included in download

Watch every single song played at the show, courtesy of Larry Tucker and his HD cam-corder    

Learn more about the  Be Loud Sophie Foundation  at their web site