Source #	113860
Entered by	Shawn McConnell
Checksums	flac.ffp
Disc Counts	1 / 1
Media Size
Date Circulated Date Added	06/01/2011 06/02/2011

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• (2828) Taper: Unknown  Source: DAUD  DAT>CD: Allan Chen

Source Summary
Taper: Unknown
Source: Unknown daud
Transfer: DAT(@16/48kHz)>Tascam DA-20>M-Audio Microtrack II>USB>PC
Conversion: Tom Gambichler

Dave Matthews Band
May 20, 1995
Sam Boyd Stadium (University of Nevada at Las Vegas)
Las Vegas, NV


Opener for Grateful Dead



Taper: Unknown
Location: Unknown
Source: Unknown daud
Transfer: DAT (@16/48kHz)>Tascam DA-20>M-Audio Microtrack II>USB>PC
Conversion: Tom Gambichler-WAV>Sound Forge 8,Resampled to 16/44kHz,
Fade in & fade out applied>L3 Waves Volume Maximizer>CD Wav Editor for
track splitting>WAV>Flac Frontend,compression @ level 5> Foobar 2000 for
tagging

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Disc 1

01. Intro                                00:59
02. Don't Burn the Pig                   08:26
03. Tripping Billies                     05:08
04. Warehouse                            08:24
05. Jimi Thing                           12:39
06. Drive In Drive Out                   06:32
07. #36->                                09:01
08. Ants Marching                        07:44


Total Disc time                          58:56





Received this DAT from Dave on Taperssection.com. The DAT contained all 3 of dmb's opening sets at Sam Boyd Stadium. Sadly, the portion of the DAT with the 3rd night's set is full of cuts/dropouts after the first 27 min. and doesn't even play to the end of the set so there is no use in converting it considering we already have a source in circulation.

Thanks to Dave for sending me this DAT.  This is clearly a different source than the existing shn source in circulation.




Compiled by Tom Gambichler on June 1, 2011