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2004 live album by John Mayer

This article is most the John Mayer serial of live musical recordings named "As/Is". For other uses, see As is (disambiguation).

As/Is
As/Is Volume Six Comprehend
Live album by John Mayer
Released	Oct 19, 2004
Recorded	July sixteen – August 14, 2004
Genre	Pop rock, blues rock
Length	96:17
Label	Columbia (Cat: C2K 93542) Aware
Producer	Chad Franscoviak John Mayer
John Mayer chronology
Heavier Things (2003) As/Is (2004) Try! (2005)

Professional person ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
The Rolling Rock Anthology Guide	[one]

As/Is is a live album by John Mayer, released October 19, 2004, available for download from iTunes and also available every bit a double-CD release. The albums were released from alive concert performances across the United States from the tour post-obit the release of Mayer's 2d album, Heavier Things. The recordings include five albums-worth of cloth as sold on iTunes. Equally of July 2009, the 4 concert-specific albums were still available on iTunes in the The states, though Volume One is no longer available; Each album has its ain artwork. A two-disc compilation was released physically and digitally which features the "best" of the iTunes series, plus an additional vocal, "Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler)", a Marvin Gaye comprehend. In "Inner City Blues", Mayer chosen upon DJ Logic, the support deed of the Heavier Things bout, to bring together him to perform a turntable solo.

Performing ring [edit]

The songs all characteristic Mayer'due south touring band of the time:

• John Mayer – guitar and vocals
• David LaBruyere – bass guitar
• David Ryan Harris – guitar and backing vocals
• JJ Johnson – drums and percussion
• Michael Chaves – guitar & vocals
• Eric Jacobson – trumpet and dented flugelhorn
• Chris Karlic – saxophone and flute
• Kevin Lovejoy – keyboards

Encompass art for the series [edit]

Book one features a cut-out silhouette version of Mayer (from the embrace of Heavier Things) with ii tones of bluish. Every bit it is separate from the other volumes, its artwork is rather singled-out from the balance.

Artwork for the covers of volumes two, 3, iv, and five is by the creative person Kozyndan. They characteristic bunnies in out-of-grapheme situations on their covers, including hanging from helium balloons (2) and in washing machines (three). The bunnies on the comprehend of iv brainstorm as amoeba and diagonally evolve into bunnies. The cover of book 5 has several bunnies with their midsections replaced with springs.

The CD release continued the use of bunnies, using the artwork 'Uprisings' by Kozyndan, which has hundreds of bunnies in formation to appear like revered Japanese artwork The Dandy Wave off Kanagawa. The artwork was originally created as a cover for issue 28 of the mag Behemothic Robot.^[2] Notably, the CD is considered book six (the last) of the series, and The Great Wave woodblock printing is the first of a 36-function series of art.

Runway listings [edit]

Equally/Is iTunes EP [edit]

As/Is iTunes concert releases [edit]

Volume two		Book three		Volume four		Book 5
Mountain View California		The Woodlands Texas		Cleveland Ohio	Cincinnati Ohio	Philadelphia Pennsylvania	Hartford Connecticut
Shoreline Amphitheatre		C.W. Mitchell Pavilion		Blossom Music Eye	Riverbend Music Center	Tweeter Centre	Meadows Music Theatre
	Recorded: July 16, 2004 Released: August 10, 2004		Recorded: July 24, 2004 Released: August 17, 2004		Recorded: August three–4, 2004 Released: August 24, 2004		Recorded: Baronial 14–xv, 2004 Released: Baronial 31, 2004
"No Such Thing" "Come Back to Bed" "Something's Missing "Split Screen Sadness" "New Deep" "Why Georgia" "Bigger Than My Body" "Home Life" "Tracing" "Comfortable"		"Clarity" "No Such Matter" "Back to You lot" "Daughters" "Blues Intro" "Come up Back to Bed" "Your Body Is a Wonderland" "Bigger Than My Torso" "Comfy" "Neon"		"Simply Heart" "New Deep" "No Such Affair" "Something's Missing" "My Stupid Oral cavity" "Daughters" "Clarity" "Tranquillity" "3x5" "Wheel"		"Your Body Is a Wonderland" "Only Heart" "Something's Missing" "New Deep" "Daughters" "My Stupid Mouth" "Covered in Pelting" "Come up Back to Bed" "83" "Hummingbird"

As/Is CD release [edit]

Volume Six

#	Title	Composer(southward)	Date	Venue
Disc one
1.	"Merely Heart"	John Mayer	August three, 2004	Bloom Music Center
2.	"My Stupid Oral fissure"	Mayer	August 14, 2004	Tweeter Center
3.	"No Such Thing"	Mayer Clay Cook	July 24, 2004	C.W. Mitchell Pavilion
4.	"Covered in Pelting"	Mayer	August 14, 2004	Tweeter Center
5.	"Split Screen Sadness"	Mayer	July 16, 2004	Shoreline Amphitheater
vi.	"Dejection Intro"	Mayer	July 24, 2004	C.Due west. Mitchell Pavilion
vii.	"Come up Back to Bed"	Mayer	July 24, 2004	C.W. Mitchell Pavilion
Disc two
1.	"Your Body Is a Wonderland"	Mayer	July 24, 2004	C.W. Mitchell Pavilion
2.	"Something's Missing"	Mayer	August four, 2004	Riverbend Music Middle
3.	"Inner City Dejection (Brand Me Wanna Holler)" Featuring DJ Logic	Marvin Gaye James Nyx	July 27, 2004	Sandstone Amphitheater, Bonner Springs, Kansas
4.	"Clarity"	Mayer	August iii, 2004	Flower Music Center
5.	"3x5"	Mayer	Baronial 3, 2004	Blossom Music Center
half dozen.	"Home Life"	Mayer David LaBruyere	July sixteen, 2004	Shoreline Amphitheater
7.	"Comfortable"	Mayer Cook	July 24, 2004	C.West. Mitchell Pavilion
8.	"Neon"	Mayer Melt	July 24, 2004	C.Due west. Mitchell Pavilion

References [edit]

1. ^ "John Mayer: Album Guide". Rolling Stone . Retrieved 2013-03-24 .
2. ^ Kozyndan - Uprisings

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