Source #	86657
Entered by	mark burnell
Checksums	flac.ffp
Disc Counts	1 / 3
Media Size
Date Circulated Date Added	08/01/2007

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Source Summary
AKG 393 (XY, 90 deg, -10db) > Da-P1 (-20db) Location: Clamped from bottom of balcony, DFC. Transfer: Da-P1 > UA-5 > Sound Forge 6.0 > FLAC Taped and Transferred by Sean Madigan

Yonder Mountain String Band
10/17/02
Theater of Living Arts - Philadelphia, PA

Source: AKG 393 (XY, 90 deg, -10db) > Da-P1 (-20db)

Location: Clamped from bottom of balcony, DFC.

Transfer: Da-P1 > UA-5 > Sound Forge 6.0 > FLAC

Taper: Sean Madigan

Disc 1:
Set 1:
1. Crowd/Banter
2. Rag Mama
3. Red Rocking Chair
4. Mental Breakdown
5. Big Spike Hammer
6. Going Up
7. No Expectations
8. Howard Hughes Blues
9. High on a Hilltop
10. California Cottonfields
11. Pow Wow the Indian Boy
12. 40 Miles From Denver
13. If You're Ever in Oklahoma >
14. Legalize It >
15. If your Ever in Oklahoma

Disc 2:
Set 2:
1. Crowd >
2. Snow on the Pines >
3. Dogs interlude >
4. Spanish Harlem Incident >
5. Free to Run
6. Town
7. This Lonesome Heart
8. Yes She Do (No She Don't)
9. Wildewood Drive
10. Loneliness & Desperation

Disc3:
1. The Blues My Naughty Sweetie Gives to Me
2. Freeborn Man (with Dueling Banjos Tease) >
3. Shenandoah Valley Breakdown >
4. Follow Me Down to the Riverside >
5. Freeborn Man

6. E: Goodbye Blue Sky

Notes:
1.) Encore unplugged at lip of stage. Needless to say, it is quite low on the recording. For this portion of the
    recording I tried to turn up the gain about 20 dbs using CoolEdit. However, I felt that it did not represent
    the experience I had at the show. So, I decided to leave it untouched and let the individual listener mess with it
    if they want.

2.) This FLAC source is a "retransferring" of my original shn source. The original source was transferred
    from my Da-P1 through the analog input of a Sound Blaster card. I realize the UA-5 is not bit perfect
    but it is a huge step up from the original source. Enjoy!

3.) There are dueling banjos teases all the way through Freeborn Man (with Dueling Banjos Tease) >
    Shenandoah Valley Breakdown > Follow Me Down to the Riverside > Freeborn Man, but are most prominent in Freeborn Man.