Source #	2731
Entered by	Andrew Knowles
Checksums	dmb00-09-19mc012d1.md5 , dmb00-09-19mc012d2.md5 , dmb00-09-19mc012d3.md5
Disc Counts	3 / 3
Media Size
Date Circulated Date Added	09/24/00 02/08/2001

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Source Summary
Taper: Joe Shambro Source: Oktava MC012 (Cardioid) > Denecke DCode PS1A's > D7 Mics Row M Dead Center, NOS, Head Level to 17' DAT > CD: Joe Shambro D7 > S/PDIF > Montego II+ > CDRWin CD > SHN: Josh Popejoy EAC > MKWAct 0.96f

Dave Matthews Band
Riverport Amphitheater, St. Louis, MO
September 19, 2000

Taper: Joe Shambro
Source: Oktava MC012 (Cardioid) > Denecke DCode PS1A's > D7
Mics Row M Dead Center, NOS, Head Level to 17'

DAT > CD: Joe Shambro
D7 > S/PDIF > Montego II+ > CDRWin

CD > SHN: Josh Popejoy
EAC > MKWAct 0.96f


**
THIS SHOW NOT TO BE ENCODED INTO MP3 FORMAT
**

Disc 1:

01. Intro >
02. Best of What's Around
03. Satellite
04. Intro * >
05. Don't Drink the Water *
06. Drive In Drive Out
07. Angel from Montgomery
08. Won Suite Whirrled >
09. One Sweet World
10. Busted Stuff

Disc 2:

01. Jimi Thing
02. Grey Street
03. Minarets Tease > True Reflections

Disc 3:

01. So Much To Say >
02. Anyone Seen the Bridge? ** >
03. (Too Much) ** >
04. Ants Marching ** >
05. Two Step **
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06. Pantala Naga Pampa >
07. Rapunzel

* - with Bela Fleck
** - with Bela Fleck and the Flecktones

Recording Notes:
1) During Best of What's Around, there's a dropout around 7:24.  I'm wondering if
this was a defect on the master DAT or a cabling problem, but it sounds more like a
media defect.

2) There's a couple places in Two Step near the end that suffer this same kind of dropout.
I don't remember seeing it happen on the VU meter, so it was most likely media defect.

3) There's some level fluctuations during Two Step, I recovered from them during conversion
as best I could.  The girl next to me asked if she could hear, I told her yes, and she
mistook the level knob for the headphone level.  Idiot.

4) I got major trouble about my stand being dead center and 17' high, so I started
at head level and gradually worked by way to full height.  In between songs you can hear
the snapping of the stand latches, that's what that noise is.

Compiled by Joe Shambro, 9/24/00