Source #	109724
Entered by	Shawn McConnell
Checksums	flac.ffp
Disc Counts	2 / 3
Media Size
Date Circulated Date Added	09/06/2010 09/06/2010

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Source Summary
Taper: Ryan Hoyt
Source: mbho 603/ka200n > 722 * > MBIT+ dithering to 16 bit
Location: Section C, Row 5, Seat 15, stand at 14'

Dave Matthews Band
Gorge Amphitheatre, George, WA
August 31, 2007

Taper: Ryan Hoyt (hoytr2@yahoo.com)
Equipment: mbho 603/ka200n > 722 * > MBIT+ dithering to 16 bit
Location: Section C, Row 5, Seat 15, stand at 14'

*** A 24/96 conversion of this source exists ***

01  Intro                 02:22.73
02  Dreaming Tree         14:14.10
03  When The World Ends   04:51.49
04  Cornbread             05:57.10
05  Crush                 13:28.34
06  #27                   05:46.40
07  Grey Street           05:58.45
08  Eh Hee                05:50.03
09  Lie In Our Graves     15:18.73
10  Stand Up #            06:32.30
11  A Dream So Real       04:57.57
12  Song That Jane Likes  05:08.64
13  The Idea Of You       05:47.44
14  Jimi Thing            17:01.69
15  Rhyme & Reason $      09:03.44
16  What Would You Say    08:01.54
17  Louisiana Bayou       13:07.39
18  Gravedigger           05:05.17
19  Stay                  07:40.19

Notes:
* This was first time I ran the 722 with a new firmware version that
  had some issues with overages on the levels.  I ran the 722 way
  hot for the firmware and the location.  There are overs throughout
  the tape during the loud sections.  I did my best to minimize the
  impact.  It's all in the left channel because my left mic was
  pointed more towards the bass cabinets.  I couldn't just copy right
  to left because the bass is predominantly louder in the left
  channel.  If someone who has more patience than me wants, I will
  provide the unedited version of the few tracks where I tried to
  reduce the problem (05, 06, 08, 10, 14, 16, 17, and 19)
# w/ Robert Randolph
$ w/ Joe Lawlor
- This tape is not for the faint of heart.  The bass is very heavy.
  Parts of it are unberrable to listen to because of the overs, but
  most of the songs sound fantastic.
- There's some wind noise.  It's the Gorge, that happens.
- compiled 2010/09/04.