Source #	94697
Entered by	Shawn McConnell
Checksums	flac.ffp
Disc Counts	1 / 1
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Date Circulated Date Added	09/26/2008 09/26/2008

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• (14509) Source: SBD > WAV > SHN

Source Summary
Source: DSBD > DAT
Conversion: Tascam da20 > M-audio Firewire Audiophile spdif in Sound Forge 7.0 (record/resample) > CDWav > MKWact
Converted by: Louie Rendek

Dave Matthews Band
January 26, 1995
Memorial Auditorium
Burlington, VT


Source: DSBD > DAT

Conversion: Tascam da20 > M-audio Firewire Audiophile spdif in
Sound Forge 7.0 (record/resample) > CDWav > MKWact
Louie Rendek [ljr7@yahoo.com]

Disc One:

01: Intro - 00:57.53
02: Seek Up - 12:56.55
03: Carter drum intro -> - 01:03.56
04: #36 - 07:51.08
05: Dancing Nancies -> - 08:43.12
06: Best Of What's Around - 06:58.08
07: Rhyme And Reason - 07:32.55
08: Jimi Thing # - 13:52.43
09: Recently # -> - 02:43.35
10: Water Wine Jam # -> - 03:55.73
11: Ants Marching # - 07:27.16
12: E:  Tripping Billies $ - 05:55.16

Total: - 79:56.30

# with Trey Anastasio on guitar.
$ Nature intro.

Notes:
----------
* Thanks to Steve Warzala for digging up this DAT.  There are
other SHNs that spread for this show, but they are all errored
to some extent and even though they are listed as SBD, they
are undoubtedly DAUD recordings.  This is a true DSBD, you can
easily hear the difference between the other SHNs and this set.
* A few feedback spots were smoothed in the intro track, aside
from that, there is nothing, this show was perfect.
* There was a cut on the DAT during the encore break and I
performed a crossfade to join the sections.

*  compiled by Louie Rendek [ljr7@yahoo.com] on September 30, 2005.


UPDATE:  Received the wav file direct from the DAT on a DVD and it is

indeed flawless and is the real deal DSBD.  Created flac files and

fingerprints and we're ready to roll it out.  Thanks a ton to Louie for

sending me the true source to seed and share it finally with the dmb

community.


Updated by Tom Gambichler on September 25, 2008