Source #	121342
Entered by	ziko
Checksums	ffp , md5
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Date Circulated Date Added	07/17/2012

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BD>Cass(x) taper unknown; cassettes provided by Todd Friesen Conversion: Onkyo TA-6711>Tascam DA-20>Microtrack 24/96>WAV>Sound Studio 4.2>xACT 2.18>FLAC by Dave Mallick

Blues Traveler
July 11th, 1993
H.O.R.D.E. Festival
Pine Knob Music Theatre, Clarkston, MI

Master:
SBD>Cass(x)
taper unknown; cassettes provided by Todd Friesen

Conversion:
Onkyo TA-6711>Tascam DA-20>Microtrack 24/96>WAV>Sound Studio 4.2>xACT 2.18>FLAC
by Dave Mallick

Disc 1 Total: [58:50.12]
01. But Anyway                                              [07:09.57]
02. Dropping Some NYC                                       [03:13.49]
03. NY Prophesie                                            [05:46.00]
04. The Poignant & Epic Saga Of Featherhead And Lucky Lack  [06:41.52]
05. Should I Stay Or Should I Go?>                          [07:17.69]
06. Go Outside & Drive                                      [13:25.68]
07. 100 Years>                                              [04:14.31]
08. Sweet//Pain                                             [11:00.61]

Disc 2 Total: [33:31.48]
01. Gina                                                    [06:05.56]
02. Love & Greed                                            [05:03.30]
03. Crystal Flame                                           [15:14.25]
04. E: What's For Breakfast>                                [04:07.48]
05.    Johnny B. Goode                                      [03:00.39]

Notes:
- First 1:20 of d1t01 is badly plagued by tape speed issues; this happened on an
  earlier generation of the tape as repeated playbacks yield exactly the same
  distortions, and the tape appears to move at a uniform speed.
- Tape flip at 5:48 of d1t08.
- Board feed was turned off after the main set; I removed 38 seconds of silence
  at 13:36 of d2t03. Board feed cuts again after d2t94 so the first few notes of
  d2t05 are missing. It also cuts out right after the last note, cutting off the
  usual song-ending feedback and crowd cheering.