Source #	21035
Entered by	Dave M [db.etree admin]
Checksums	all
Disc Counts	2 / 2
Media Size
Date Circulated Date Added	12/08/2003 12/15/2003

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• (20884) Master: Reported to be DSBD, but sounds like...

Source Summary
Master: Reported to be DSBD, but sounds like SBD>Cass/0>DAT
by Redbone
Conversion: PCM-R300>Audigy>Sound Forge 6
by Tony DeStefanis
Retrack: SHN>SoundForge>FLAC
by Mark Domyancich

Blues Traveler
7/20/1997
The Melk Weg, Amsterdam, Netherlands

Source: SBD > Cass/0 > DAT (was previously DSBD > DAT)
Conversion: R300 > SoundBlaster Audigy > Sound Forge > CD Wave > shn
Seeded by: Tony D.
Additional conversion: shn > CD Wave > Sound Forge > flac16
Additional conversion by: Mark Domyancich (mtdshnATmchsiDOTcom)

CD 1:                                  [48:52.40]

1. //But Anyway                       [05:26.20]
2. Carolina Blues                     [05:02.25]
3. Dropping Some NYC >                [01:51.18]
4. Crash Burn >                       [03:02.28]
5. Dropping Some NYC                  [02:02.01]
6. Make My Way                        [08:31.09]
7. Canadian Rose                      [04:55.05]
8. NY Prophesie >                     [05:36.18]
9. The Joker >                        [07:55.42]
10. Run-Around                         [04:30.24]

CD 2:                                  [68:35.20]

1. Brother John                       [12:24.01]
2. Great Big World                    [06:26.04]
3. The Devil Went Down To Georgia     [03:51.60]
4. Alone >                            [14:19.37]
5. Sweet Talking Hippie               [15:56.59]
Encore:
6. Hook >                             [04:26.74]
7. Last Night I Dreamed               [04:05.35]
8. Business As Usual                  [07:04.50]

Known flaws:
-d1t09: 07:52, dropout and diginoise
-d1t10: tape flip at 04:29, fades added
-d2t03: tape flip at 03:49, fades added
-d2t05: tape stop at 11:43
-d2t05: tape stop at 14:55, crossfaded the gap

Notes:
-There is a definite cassette generation in this recording.
-Sound Forge was used for 3-second fades at the beginning and end of show and
for normalization.