This is the beauty of underground live recordings: they document failure, euphoria, rain, and broken bottles.
The file names (01, 02, 04) suggest a missing track 03—perhaps the master tape was damaged, or the band played a tune the taper chose to delete. The "04 Min" on the end implies the final track might have been meant to be four minutes, but the band played for sixteen. Shashemel 30 Nov Live01-02-04 Min
There are live albums that feel like a concert, and then there are recordings that feel like a place . falls squarely into the second category. This is the beauty of underground live recordings:
★★★★☆ (4/5) Lost one star for the missing Track 03; gained a star for the broken bottle. There are live albums that feel like a
Dark roasted Ethiopian Yirgacheffe coffee, a light rain outside your window, and headphones with a wide soundstage. Have you heard this recording? Is "Shashemel" a misspelling of the town, or a specific artist alias? Drop your memories of the Shashemene live scene in the comments.