These live shows are being shared via bittorrent, which will require a little effort on your part for a HUGE pay off of tunes!

– QUESTIONS –

1. What is “The Shack”? Why “Shack”?
2. How does this work?
3. Do I need to install something?
4. Where can I find MMW concert setlists?

– SOME ANSWERS –

1. What is “The Shack”? Why “The Shack Project”?
   • The Shack is both a literal and figurative place. MMW have been known to retreat to a literal Shack in Hawaii to stretch their musical muscles and expand that territory. There is also an NYC-area studio they use called Shacklyn. These literal Shacks have thus prompted the band to bring their SHACK PARTY vibe out on the road from time to time, which has resulted in some shows featuring stunning improvisation. And so, the band likes to Shack, which has now become a term referring to the band’s penchant for live improvisation.
     
     And so, The Shack Project was born to circulate those moments of Shacking, whether they happen inside a tune or way outside.
2. How does this work?
   • Select a show through The Shack Stream links and follow the icons for downloading, listening, or show and source information.
3. Do I need to install something?
   • NOPE! You can download FLAC or MP3 filesets of available shows, or you can stream a show and listen right now in a browser on on your mobile device.
     

     – LOOK FOR SHACK ICONS! –
     	Select this icon to visit my OneDrive and DOWNLOAD a zip file containing an ID tagged lossless FLAC fileset of the show.
     	Select this icon to visit my OneDrive and DOWNLOAD a zip file containing an ID tagged lossy MP3 fileset of the show.
     	Select this icon to find info about the show setlist and recording source via db.etree.
     	Select this icon to visit the show page for streaming MP3s, show notes, etc. here @TSP.

     Trouble playing/downloading tunes?

4. Where can I find MMW concert setlists?
   • MMW History Page is *the* definitive source for all your MMW setlist needs, and also provides setlists for the band members’ various side-projects. Try the filters on the page!
   • db.etree.org also has up-to-date setlists.
   • The Shack Project maintains the setlist data in both sites!

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