Source #	112374
Entered by	Shawn McConnell
Checksums	flac.ffp
Disc Counts	2 / 2
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Date Circulated Date Added	03/08/2011 03/14/2011

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Source Summary
Taper: Unknown DSBD (Source 1), Bob Mishka (Source 2)
Source 1: DSBD? (Set I only) Scott Brown SHN conversion 10-15-00
Source 2: ATR-55 (Set II only) David Mallick Flac conversion 2-13-11
Reconversion: Tom Gambichler

Dave Matthews Band
June 24, 1993
The Wetlands Preserve
New York, NY

Taper: Unknown DSBD (Source 1), Bob Mishka (Source 2)
Source 1: DSBD? (Set I only) Scott Brown SHN conversion 10-15-00
Source 2: ATR-55 (Set II only) David Mallick Flac conversion 2-13-11
Reconversion: Tom Gambichler-SHN>Addawav 1.3>WAV>Sound Forge 8(Source 1),Flac>Addawav 1.3>WAV>Sound Forge 8(Source 2)>CD Wav Editor>Flac16 compression @ level 5

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Set I

Disc 1

01. Seek Up (fades in)                                       10:09      
02. Dancing Nancies                                          08:55
03. Lie in Our Graves                                        06:58
04. Satellite (cool intro)                                   05:23
05. Granny                                                   05:09
06. One Sweet World (Instrumental intro)                     08:47
07. Recently->                                               10:11
08. Tripping Billies (Nature intro)                          04:53        


Total time Disc 1                                            60:30


Set Break

Set II

Disc 2

09. Intro *                                                  00:20
10. Warehouse->                                              08:27    
11. Typical Situation                                        09:44      
12. The Song That Jane Likes                                 03:55
13. True Reflections                                         07:00    
14. Pay For What You Get                                     04:46
15. Help Myself                                              05:47
16. Ants Marching intro jam->                                04:04
17. Ants Marching                                            04:36
18. Christmas Song                                           05:07
19. Halloween (cuts in abruptly,cuts off,fade out applied)   05:26


Total time Disc 2                                            59:19



***Previous history and notes***


Update by Jon Weber on 5.2.2004:
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This was actually just a one set show.... they split the bill with John Popper, who played a solo set prior to the DMB set. This is the show where the RCA reps were in attendance for the first time, checking out their soon-to-be investment.

Update by Dave Mallick 2.13.2011:
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The first 35 minutes of this DAT will simply not play without a huge
amount of diginoise every few seconds. There's a wobble in the tape
that will play a fraction of a second clearly, then fade out into
diginoise and back in again; I have the transferred file in my archive
but it's not worth circulating. Fortunately, set 1 circulates from a
purported SBD>DAT source.

That source has a comment on it from Jon Weber stating that the show was
one set and that John Popper played a solo set before. However, Dave
starts to say "We'll take a short..." at the very end of Tripping
Billies before the tape is stopped. When it starts again, he says "Don't
fret, Mr. Popper will be here, so don't go home." John's later solo set
circulates, during which he comments "it's 2 in the morning" and later
says "Did you like Dave Matthews?", so it is much more likely that John
played the late-night set after DMB's two-set show, especially given
that Blues Traveler had a show of their own in New Jersey that night.

There's a jump-cut at 4:31 in the crowd noise after Ants; it's at the
1h52m mark of music. Halloween cuts in, and then cuts out at 123
minutes. My guess is Bob was using a 60-meter DAT and was trying to
pause between songs to avoid running out of tape, but 2 hours and 3
minutes is about what you get from a 60-meter tape, and I have no reason
to believe the last two songs aren't from this show.


Update by Tom Gambichler 3.6.2011:
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Received the entire ATR-55 aud source from Dave Mallick.  He stated all of Set I was unlistenable and had constant diginoise and tape warble but luckily Set II starting with Warehouse onto the end of the DAT sounds great. For what it's worth, this ATR-55 source sounds very soundboard-like as Set I does although Dave Mallick lists the source as an audience source. Set I however does have the same crowd noise so perhaps it's not a soundboard source as originally thought. You be the judge.

I simply combined both sources, the previous shn source for Set I and  Set II only from the ATR-55 aud source. Using Sound Forge 8, I crossfaded the end of Set I to the beginning of Set II.

* Just prior to the start of Set II, Dave is heard telling the crowd "don't fret, Mr.Popper will be here, so don't go home. Stay here and endure us for one more set".

I then applied a +3.25db volume increase to Set II to equal the levels of Set I. Since Halloween is cut off at the end, I applied a fade out to that track. Resplit all tracks again in CD Wav Editor and assigned new flac files and fingerprints. This is now a COMPLETE source and show.

ERRORS fixed using Sound Forge 8 Pencil tool:
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Seek Up has a dropout at 7:01, static at 7:26(fixed) & 7:31(slight skip remains),dropout at 7:43, a cut is present at 7:55, then static again at 7:59(fixed) & at 8:01(fixed)then cuts and static at 8:02(not fixed) until 8:07 when everything is normal.


Many thanks to Dave Mallick for providing me the complete source so I could combine it with the previous source for Set I to now produce a complete source of this show.


Recompiled and reconverted by Tom Gambichler on March 6, 2011