Source #	100150
Entered by	Steve Blanchard
Checksums	ffp
Disc Counts	3 / 4
Media Size
Date Circulated Date Added	07/15/2009

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Source Summary
Nakamichi CM700/CP701's > Lunatec V3(@24 bit/48kHz) > M-Audio MT24/96 > CF Card > SoundForge 8.0 > CDWav v1.95.1 > Flac

moe.
This Tent
Bonnaroo Music Festival
Manchester, TN
2009-06-13

Source: Nakamichi CM700/CP701's > Lunatec V3(@24 bit/48kHz) > M-Audio MT24/96

Location: FOB,DFC on stand w/ other rigs.

Transfer : CF Card > SoundForge 8.0 (Fades @ begining and end of set, crossfades between
           end of files(some slight missing music due to the filelength restictions on the
           Microtrack, not too noticeable 3 crossfades total), dithered 24>16 bit using
           gausian method and equal loudness contour on, resampled 48>44.1kHz using
           anti-alias filtering and highest acuracy setting of 4) > CDWav v1.95.1 (tracked)
           > Flac lVl8

-=Setlist=-

01 "Intro"
02 Plane Crash >
03 Tailbone >
04 Spine Of A Dog >
05 Not Coming Down >
06 Wormwood >
07 Deep This Time
08 Wind It Up >
09 Seat Of My Pants >
10 Happy Hour Hero >
11 Recreational Chemistry >
12 Ramblin Man* >
13 Recreational Chemistry* >
14 ? **
15 She's Got The Medicine
16 ?
17 ?
18 ?** >
19 Lazarus >
20 George >
21 Jazzwank^^ >
22 Skrunk >
23 Cathedral >
24 Rebubula >
25 "Audience"
26 Pit

Comment: * - w/ Brock Butler from Perpetual Groove
         ^ - First time played
         ** - w/ Grace Potter & The Nocturnals band switch
         ^^ - w/al. on Telemando
Tracks 14-18 are Grace Potter and the Nocturnals, who played while moe. took a "set break".
I'm leaving this as one long set and you can figure out the best way to seperate to put on
CD.