Source #	123711
Entered by	Jason Sobel
Checksums	FFP , WAV-md5
Disc Counts	0 / 0
Media Size	Compressed: 588.88 MB (617482972 bytes)
Date Circulated Date Added	02/06/2013 02/06/2013

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• (670) Neumann >DAT> CDR880; via J. Babnik; a little...
• (1973) Soundcheck only; AKG 1000 > DA-P1; via Jeff...
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Source Summary
flac16; AKGc1000s > Tascam DA-P1; Sony PCM-R500 > Tascam SS-R1 > Wavelab v6.10 (fades, edits, 48k > 44.1k) > CD Wave v1.98 > TLH (Flac level 8); Taped by Aldo Torre; Transferred by Jeff Mitchell

Phish
1997-07-05
Piazza Risorgimento - Cernobbio, Italy

Source:  AKGc1000s > DA-P1
Transfer:  DAT(c) @48k > Sony PCM-R500 > Tascam SS-R1 > CF > USB > PC >
           Wavelab v6.10 (fades, edits, 48k > 44.1k) > CD Wave v1.98>
   TLH (Flac lvl 8) > Foobar2k Live Show Tagger

Recorded by Aldo Torre
DATs provided by Jonas Blank
Transferred by:  Jeff Mitchell (jeffhmitchell@gmail.com)

This was a one set show.

Soundcheck:
s1t01 - Funky Bitch//

s1t02 - Julius
s1t03 - Bouncing Around The Room
s1t04 - Uncle Pen
s1t05 - Sample In A Jar [1]
s1t06 - Theme From The Bottom
s1t07 - Prince Caspian [2]>
s1t08 - Twist [3]>
s1t09 - Piper
s1t10 - Harry Hood [4]>
s1t11 - Love You >
s1t12 - Hold Your Head Up >
s1t13 - Poor Heart >
s1t14 - Character Zero >
s1t15 - Good Times Bad Times [5]

Encore:
s1t16 - Squirming Coil

[1] "Worm" banter.
[2] Unfinished.
[3] Groove Is In the Heart jam.
[4] Odd Couple theme teases from Mike, "worm" banter.
[5] Walk This Way tease.

Thanks to phish.net for notes on the show.

This transfer was without question the most challenging I have done.
There was next to no low end, there was some clipping, and it was
just overall and extremely hot sounding recording.  I did what I could
in my limited experience with mastering a recording.  Overall, I think
the way it turned out is far superior to how it came from the DAT.
Thanks Art for the help.