Lee "mote" acoustic version question
 

so there was this version of Lee playing "mote" floating around the internet a few years back (more like ten or so), but i have absolutely no info about this.
if i recall correctly, this was recorded before a Pearl Jam gig in the late 90s, but i might be mistaken.
does anyone have any information about that recording?
thx

I'm not sure if this is what you're talking about... http://www.sonicyouth.com/mustang/cc/090500.html

http://sonicyouth.utkonos.org/lossle...05.aud.flac16/

(it's not acoustic though)

no its not it
muc better quality (soundboard) and probably earlier recording
ill look for my copy and post it here

This?

http://www.sonicyouth.com/mustang/cc/110291.html

http://sonicyouth.utkonos.org/lossle...02.aud.flac16/

Does anybody have the acoustic Mildred Pierce from this show?
http://www.sonicyouth.com/mustang/cc/101400.html

here you go

edit: acutally its not truly acoustic, cause its played with an electric guitar
but its Lee solo...

That is definitely from this show:

Date: Saturday, August 5th, 2000
City: Carrboro, North Carolina, USA
Venue: Cat's Cradle -- "PERSPECTIVE MUSICALES"

1. Thurston/Steve/Lee: Psychic Hearts
2. Lee: Gregory Corso reading / Mote solo
3. Lee/Jim/Steve/Thurston: film music to Leah Singer's films
4. Thurston: solo acoustic
5. Kim/Jim/Steve: improv
6. Jim: solo gtr
7. Sonic Youth
Schizophrenia White Kross Free City Rhymes Small Flowers Crack Concrete Nevermind Side2Side Kool Thing Hoarfrost Renegade Princess Bull in the Heather NYC Ghosts & Flowers -- 100%

A truly special evening featuring some very rare performances for the SYR Perspectives Musicales series.

Thurston opened with "Psychic Hearts", during which Jim held up the lyric sheet for him to read.
Lee did a Gregory Corso reading followed by a solo rendition of "Mote" which led into a 15-minute improvisation over Leah Singer's films, joined by Thurston, Steve, and Jim.
Thurston's solo acoustic set consisted of a small instrumental segment of "Rain on Tin", a full-length instrumental version of "Disconnection Notice", and an instrumental tune called "Marika" that would later be recorded and released on an Ecstatic Peace! compilation entitled "Ecstatic Peace Peach Sampler" which was released around the "Trees Outside the Academy" era.
Kim's set contained a 5-minute piece which she announced would not be appearing on her forthcoming SYR, and then "Paperbag/Orange Laptop" & "International Spy".
Jim's solo set consisted of "Fuzzy Sun" (with a slight bit of "Not Sport, Marital Art" tagged on the end) and "Halfway to a Threeway".

are u sure? how dyou know?
i got this song from someone from the old board, but i cant remember anymore - maybe sOnic ToOth, who had probably the massivest sonic youth collection, and was really reliable according this kinda information - i think he told me this was recorded before a pearl jam gig...

but if it is the show you are talking about, then were is the rest of the recording???

Yes it is definitely from that show, I just compared it.

http://sonicyouth.utkonos.org/lossle...05.aud.flac16/

oh my gawd!!!
thanks for this!!!
i've been looking for this for almost 12 years.

If any of the links don't work then let me know and I can upload my copy...

I have a recording of this show in my iPod, shouts come in at the same points, etc. :)

edit: I now see Stu posted a link to the files.

thank you guys!