Source #	100104
Entered by	Shawn McConnell
Checksums	flac.ffp
Disc Counts	1 / 2
Media Size
Date Circulated Date Added	07/01/2009 07/10/2009

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Source Summary
Taper: unknown
Source: Unknown ASBD (probable multi-generation cassette)
Reconversion: Tom Gambichler

Dave Matthews Band
March 1, 1993
Cat's Cradle
Carrboro, North Carolina


Taper: unknown
Source: Unknown ASBD (probable multi-generation cassette)
Reconversion: Flac>wav>AddaWav 1.3>cd wav editor for track splitting
Remastering: Volume adjustment of +4.58db to left channel, L3 Waves Volume Maximizer applied with Soundforge 8.0, fade in and fade out applied


Disc 1

1. Intro    00:46.50                                
2. One Sweet World (Swim naked intro)    06:41.32
3. The Best of What's Around  7:37.00
4. Ants Marching (Also Sprach Zarathustra,2001,Dueling Banjos)  10:12.44
5. What Would You Say  05:37.24
6. True Reflections      08:12.55
7. Granny  04:58.49
8. All Along the Watchtower    07:21.38
9. Lie In Our Graves  13:06.52

    Total time      64:34.44


Disc 2                                              

10. Satellite  06:37.11                                                                          
11. Two Step  10:43.30                                                    
12. Jimi Thing (cutoff)  5:27.35

      Total time      22:48.16



Reconversion notes:  This unknown source circulated from a conversion to flac in March 2004 by Chris Mitchell.  No errors were fixed and no volume adjusment done.  The levels were extremely low and the left channel was much lower than the right by almost 5db. The source cd was obviously from a multi-generation cassette and sounds pretty awful but this needed to reconverted and remastered to get it to a listenable state and get it circulated.  The original text had the venue as UNC Chapel Hill but the dmbalmanac.com and Antsmarching.org tour central has the venue as Cat's Cradle. It's unknown whether or not this is a complete show but it's probably incomplete as the last track Jimi Thing is cutoff.

Errors fixed:  Huge pop in between AATW and LIOG

Created new flac files and fingerprints

Reconverted and remastered by Tom Gambichler on July 1, 2009