Dr. Stan's Prescription, Vol. 2

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All Music Guide - Andrew Leahey
While the first volume of the Dr. Stan's Prescription series captured two moe. performances, volume two limits itself to a single concert: the first night of moe.down 2001, the band's annual festival in upstate New York. Covers are mostly absent this time, apart from a middling rendition of "Don't Fear the Reaper" that features the spottiest vocals of the entire night. Elsewhere, the band is in classic form, delivering all the staples of a moe. show while the crowd cheers in the background. There's a 15-minute bass solo, a lushly diverse version of "Moth," and an epic "Time Ed" that stretches for nearly half an hour, a running time that dwarfs the succinct songs featured ...
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Editorial Reviews

All Music Guide - Andrew Leahey
While the first volume of the Dr. Stan's Prescription series captured two moe. performances, volume two limits itself to a single concert: the first night of moe.down 2001, the band's annual festival in upstate New York. Covers are mostly absent this time, apart from a middling rendition of "Don't Fear the Reaper" that features the spottiest vocals of the entire night. Elsewhere, the band is in classic form, delivering all the staples of a moe. show while the crowd cheers in the background. There's a 15-minute bass solo, a lushly diverse version of "Moth," and an epic "Time Ed" that stretches for nearly half an hour, a running time that dwarfs the succinct songs featured on Dr. Stan's Prescription, Vol. 1. It rained during this performance -- something that the band references multiple times from the stage -- and moe. sounds especially tight as a result, as if they owed it to their soggy audience to turn in a solid performance. Dr. Stan's Prescription, Vol. 2 is an altogether stronger album than its predecessor, as it offers a more definitive picture of the band in a uniquely homey environment.
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Product Details

  • Release Date: 2/10/2009
  • Label: Fat Boy Records
  • UPC: 650869665423
  • Catalog Number: 6654
  • Sales rank: 100,147

Tracks

Disc 1
  1. 1 Intro (2:30)
  2. 2 Moth (16:01)
  3. 3 Lazarus (20:46)
  4. 4 Bring You Down (18:27)
  5. 5 Brent Black (18:57)
Disc 2
  1. 1 Bass Jam (15:23)
  2. 2 St. Augustine (17:48)
  3. 3 Time Ed (26:15)
  4. 4 Moth (6:19)
  5. 5 Banter (3:29)
  6. 6 (Don't Fear) The Reaper (8:01)
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Album Credits

Performance Credits
moe. Primary Artist
Rob Derhak Bass, Vocals, Group Member
Chuck Garvey Guitar, Vocals, Group Member
Al Schnier Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals, Group Member
Jim Loughlin Acoustic Guitar, Percussion, Piccolo Bass, MIDI Mallets, Group Member
Vinnie Amico Drums, Group Member
Technical Credits
Blue Öyster Cult Composer
Fred Kevorkian Mastering
moe. Composer
Rob Derhak Composer
Al Schnier Composer
Becca Childs Derhak Art Direction
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