Death (70's Punk Rock Band) 
September 26, 2009 
Chicago, IL @ The Empty Bottle 
CA-14 Cardiods > SPSB-6 > Edirol R-09HR 24-bit 48K > SDHC > Audacity (Fades) > 24-bit 48K > CDWAVE (splitting) > xACT > FLAC (8) > CDR   Location: FOB - 12' stand 

Disc One:
01: Views 
02: Keep on Knocking 
03: Rock-N-Roll Victim 
04: Let The World Turn 
05: State of Mind (God Is Love intro (Marvin Gaye))
06: /personnel break/ 
07: Underground 
08: Burning Inside 
09: Freakin Out 
10: You're a Prisoner 
11: Where Do We Go From Here? 
12: This Love 

Disc Two:
01: Issabelle 
02: The Mask 
03: "We Come From Detroit" (story) 
04: Politicians In My Eyes 
Encore: 
05: Can You Give Me A Thrill? 
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DUMP (James McNew of Yo La Tengo)
July 10, 2009
Hoboken, NJ @ Maxwell's
CoreSound Binaurals > MM-EBM-1 battery box (with bass roll-off) > iRiver H32o (Rockboxed) > AIFF > Sound Studio AIFF > XAct > flac > CDR
6. 1999
7. When You Were Mine
8. The Beautiful Ones
9. A Love Bizarre
10. Pop Life
11. Erotic City

For this show, it was James on guitar/recorded drum track/sampler pedals, and I believe his girlfriend, who may or may not be named Amy, on keyboards.
None of Dump's CDs are what could be called readily available, but the least available of all is "That Skinny Motherfucker with the High Voice?" which consisted entirely of repurposed Prince covers, and was promptly quashed by the Litigious One. Here, opening for Oneida, Dump revisits six of those tracks in fine form - keep an ear out for the thumb-on-unplugged-guitar-cable solo that concludes "A Love Bizarre."