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9/18/09
Meltdown
5:19
What Have You Learned?
3:52
What About Everything?
4:16
One Prairie Outpost
3:59
7 Brides for 7 Sinners
4:24
Miss Hollywood
4:44
On Any Given Day
6:07
Life Less Ordinary
5:36
Pink
4:16
Morrison's Jig
1:53
Rocky Road to Dublin
0:44
The Boxer
3:26
We Will Rock You
2:13
Let Your Troubles Roll By
7:39
FIN
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Taper: Brian Emerick
58:28
Taper:
Brian Emerick
Transferrer:
Brian Emerick
SHNID:
carbonleaf2009-09-18.ca14.flac24
Source:
CA-14 Cardiods > SPSB-6 > Edirol R-09HR 24-bit 96K > SDHC
Lineage:
SDHC > Audacity (Fades) > 24-bit 48K > CDWAVE (splitting) > xACT > FLAC (8)
Taper Notes:
View Notes^ with Toby Lightman @ When You Wish Upon A Star intro % w/Banjo # w/Mandolin ! Irish folk song & Queen * with The Sixers Notes: Toby Lightman, Carbon Leaf, Stephen Kellogg & the Sixers all played overlapping sets. This recording starts and stops abruptly, because all three bands this night played from artist to artist, immediately beginning their set. If you put all three together it's a continuous show. There is a slight buzz due to the recording being placed into the soundboard's box with an array of wires, so there is a little interference. It's only noticeable in very quiet songs, but it's there. This is a 24 bit 48hz recording for max quality, which means it cannot directly be burned to CD. You will have to convert to 16 bit 44.1hz to do that. This can be done with any number of free programs such as Audacity. But it will play fine on any computer or can be converted to MP3 through itunes. Enjoy! compiled on 9/28/09 - brian dot emerick at gmail dot com