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Live at Sounds of Sustainability

by: The Maravines

Publication date: 2015-04-08

Usage: Public Domain Mark 1.0

Topics: Live Album, Audio Upload, Rock and Roll

Language: English

Live at Sounds of Sustainability is a Live album, that is by the Maravines. It is a recording of the Maravines performing live at the annual Sounds of Sustainability event, which was held in the Livingston Student Center at Rutgers University, in New Brunswick, New Jersey, on Wednesday, April 8th, 2015. It was released as an Audio download on April 9th, 2015.

The event began at 8: 00 P. m., in the Livingston Multipurpose Hall. The admission to the concert was free, and it was presented by the student organization One at Rutgers, who host an annual awareness concert on campus that features advocacy actions, and global sustainability goals such as ending World hunger, and saving the Environment. The event organizer was Shaila Huq, and the emcee was King Nilah. Opening the show shortly after the hour began, was the alternative folk rock band Cold Weather Company, followed by the Maravines, who began playing at 8:45 P.m. The third band was the folk group Little Rose, and closing the event was the hip hop group Cook Thugless.

The set list is nine songs, and it features one song from their first album, Pearl, three songs from their third album, Distelfink, and one unreleased song, titled "June's Best." The third song in the set is a cover version of the Radiohead song "Lucky," and the fourth song is a cover version of the John Denver song "Annie's Song." The first two songs in the set list, "Giants," and "Third Floor Statue" were not recorded. On Live at Sounds of Sustainability, Chris Lee plays the electric guitar, and he sings. Evan Pope sings, and he plays the drums.

The bands who performed were well established in the New Brunswick area, as each had one or more members which were either current or former Rutgers students. According to One at Rutgers' Tiffany Wu, the concert had "tapped into the local music scene," where each band had "brought in diversity of both sound and style." One at Rutgers also described the Maravines' set as "marvelous." The raffle for the event included a Tote, stickers, an illustrated and signed T-shirt, and the compact disc of Distelfink. There were approximately one hundred and fifty people in attendance at the concert, during the recording. They were seated at clothed dinner tables, facing the raised stage.

Live at Sounds of Sustainability was first published on Youtube.com, on April 9th, 2015. It was then uploaded to the Internet Archive, for public domain, on September 22nd, 2021.

The seven tracks that are on Live at the Sounds of Sustainability run for 25 minutes and 29 seconds. The File's size for the album in Waveform Audio File Format, and in Stereophonic sound, is 270, 602, 240 bytes. The writers, the arrangers, the musicians, and their database identification numbers are in the song list.

The first track, and the third song in the set list is Belmar, from Pearl. The lyrics, and the song writing are by Chris Lee, who plays the electric guitar, and he sings. Evan Pope plays the drums. The length of the track is 3 minutes and 30 seconds. The identification numbers are AcoustID 0f70a415-fcb4-4115-a83c-d1c4bcd19772.

The second track is Our Dear Leader, from Distelfink. The lyrics, and the song writing are by Chris Lee, who plays the electric guitar, and he sings. Evan Pope plays the drums. The length of the track is 2 minutes and 33 seconds. The AcoustID is 1f1645a7-ad9d-46dc-bb17-d2cdf4e1b83b.

The third track is Lucky, from O.K. Computer, by Radiohead. Chris Lee plays the electric guitar, and he sings. Evan Pope plays the drums. The length of the track is 4 minutes and 26 seconds. The AcoustID is b248363f-c810-4722-8b67-ca2e613f9d3d.

The fourth track is Annie's Song, from Back Home Again, by John Denver. The electric guitar, and the vocals are by Chris Lee. Evan Pope plays the drums. The length of the track is 3 minutes and 49 seconds. The AcoustID is 1e2b80f3-c26f-4885-b761-dbfe0f755404.

The fifth track is Ocean Park, from Distelfink. The lyrics, and the song writing are by Chris Lee, who plays the electric guitar, and he sings the lead. Evan Pope sings the harmony, and he plays the drums. The length of the track is 3 minutes and 56 seconds. The AcoustID is 66a280a4-f6e5-4035-ab10-85332d6bf0a3.

The sixth track is Maryland, from Distelfink. The lyrics, and the song writing are by Chris Lee, who plays the electric guitar, and he sings. Evan Pope plays the drums. The length of the track is 3 minutes and 16 seconds. The AcoustID is ea00ea5c-5d9c-4ad4-98f4-ac51585dda4a.

The seventh, and the last track is June's Best, from Sloan. The lyrics, and the song writing are by Chris Lee, who plays the electric guitar, and he sings. Evan Pope plays the drums. The length of the track is 4 minutes and 4 seconds. The AcoustID is 8d9ee7e6-329b-4267-a225-eda981995eeb.

The electric guitar is a Fender Stratocaster, and the amplifier is an Orange Crush. The cymbals, and the hi-hat are Zildjian. The Speakers which this album is mixed with are M-Audio AV 40.

The recording for Live at Sounds of Sustainability is by Evan Pope, with a Tascam DR-03 recorder, at the Livingston Student Center, Piscataway, New Jersey, 08854. The mastering is by Chris Lee, with Acoustica Mixcraft Version 5. The album cover, the Web Poster, and the Pamphlet artwork is by One at Rutgers. The front cover design is by Chris Lee. 2015 The Maravines. The album is free, and public domain.

The Front Cover.

The Web Poster.

The Concert Pamphlet.

The Inside of the Pamphlet.

The Back Cover of the Pamphlet.

The signed T-Shirt for the Raffle. The Photograph is by One at Rutgers, on Tumblr.

Live at the Sounds of Sustainability is the Maravines', and the catalog's seventh release. Their previous release is Live at the Red Lion Cafe, and their following is Acoustic Run.

Link. May 9th, 2016. Wu, Tiffany. ONE at Rutgers Hosts Second Annual Global Goals Awareness Concert. One Campus.

Link. April 8th, 2015. The Maravines just started their set... One at Rutgers.

Link. April 9th, 2015. We're excited to reveal the prizes for our raffle!. One at Rutgers, on Instagram.