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1999
6/3/99
Comes A Time
3:54
Train Wreck
4:34
Two Headed Boy, Part 2
5:26
My Goal
2:14
Careless
3:02
Darkest Hour
3:41
Back On My Feet
3:15
It Takes Time
4:33
Fred Meyers
3:28
Easier
4:14
Drive By
3:51
Sir Duke
4:20
Something's Always Wrong (unplugged)
4:50
FIN
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Taper: unknown
51:22
Transferrer:
Ben Wallis ([email protected])
SHNID:
glen1999-06-03.flac16
Lineage:
AUD>???>CAS>FLAC
Taper Notes:
View NotesI have no idea where this recording came from, or what equipment was used by the taper. It's obviously an audience recording, very possibly taped with an analog device. I transferred the audio using a Pioneer CT-W103 cassette deck, shielded cable and a Creative Sound Blaster Audigy LS sound card. I captured and mastered the recording using Adobe Audition 1.0, then split it up into tracks using CD Wave. I used a small amount of hiss reduction in the mastering process, but not too much. My cassette copy didn't seem to have too much tape hiss, so I'm guessing it was a low generation--perhaps even copied directly from the master. I'm sorry I can't be more specific about the lineage.
Taper: unknown
49:21
Transferrer:
Ben Wallis ([email protected])
SHNID:
glen1999-06-03nym.flac16
Source:
audience cassette
Lineage:
AUD>???>CAS>FLAC
Taper Notes:
View NotesI have no idea where this recording came from, or what equipment was used by the taper. It's obviously an audience recording, very possibly taped with an analog device. I transferred the audio using a Pioneer CT-W103 cassette deck, shielded cable and a Creative Sound Blaster Audigy LS sound card. I captured and mastered the recording using Adobe Audition 1.0, then split it up into tracks using CD Wave. I used a small amount of hiss reduction in the mastering process, but not too much. My cassette copy didn't seem to have too much tape hiss, so I'm guessing it was a low generation--perhaps even copied directly from the master. I also applied digital speed correction. I'm sorry I can't be more specific about the lineage.