09
1978
Sources
Transferrer: Jamie Waddell and Jim Blackwood
2:44:49
Transferrer:
Jamie Waddell and Jim Blackwood
SHNID:
gd1978-09-16.140932.BEAR.gems.flac2496
Source:
Recorded in "KHAFRE'S TEMPLE NEAR SPHINX, TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE MOON, 23∫ " - Bear, "Maxell UDXLII from Nagra Dolby CRo2 NI-356", Transfer and; Mastering By Jim Blackwood, with listening assistance and track/flac by Jamie Waddell; This is 108845 with channels inverted; fixed version of <a href="http://db.etree.org/shn/108845">source ID 108845</a>
Taper Notes:
View Notes"We now return our souls to the creator, as we stand on the edge of eternal darkness. Let our chant fill the void in order that others may know. In the land of the night the ship of the sun is drawn by the grateful dead." -- Egyptian Book of the Dead The Grateful Dead at the base of the Great Pyramid September 16, 1978 " I'm sure i saw the Sphinx smile! " Richard Arridge Please check out his website of the Egypt Shows http://www.ukrockfestivals.com/egyptph2.htm
Taper: anonymous
3:18:40
Rating:
8.00 / 2 ratings
Taper:
anonymous
Transferrer:
anonymous and Brian Green
Source:
2 Nakamichi 700 cardioid mic's > Sony TCM 158 stereo cassette recorder
Lineage:
MAC (Maxell UDXL 2) > Sony TC-KE5000S Cassette player > 16/44.1 wave > Tascam CD-RW 750 > EAC > 16/44.1 Wave > wavelab 5 > flac lvl 8 (tlh)
Taper Notes:
View Notes- The Hamza set was not included with this source and has not been spliced in. - All tape pauses between tracks were cross faded. - There are few glitches and dropouts present throughout. - Right after Iko Iko, the left channel dropped down to darn near nothing. Rather than splice in the soundboard, I was able to lift the RMS and save it up to mid drums, from this point on, there was not only the severe drop in the left channel level, but some real heavy distortion became present. Left with the options to either splice in the soundboard or make a mono patch from the right channel, I opted to make the mono patch and preserve the source as best as I could. You can certainly hear the change. Overall, all things considered, this is a very nice source, my favorite show of the Egypt run. - Some slight bass distortion and minor clicks present in the mono patch. - This source is also subject to what some call hiss, I prefer analog warmth. Call it what you will :-) - Ok, here is the story. Last week or so I was contacted by a fellow LL'er named moon. He Pm'ed me and asked if he could seed some new sources for the 9/14/15/16/1978 shows. This really sparked my curiosity. The files were transferred to my server to have a listen and look. After listening myself, and asking other respected members of the communities opinion, we came to the conclusion these are new sources, I decided to have a go at just putting a little polish on them, very little was done aside from the above listed patches and a gain bump since the files were provided at 16/44.1. The taper did all the transfer work and passed this along anonymously, which he wishes to remain and I will respect. The first set of this show was taped on mic stands. After the first set, the taper was asked to take them down, so he impromptu began to stealth record the show, thus explaining the sonic changes, and the lack of wind noise after the set break. Just as a disclaimer here, I'm in no way shape or form declaring this an upgrade, just an additional source these deserve to circulate and I am happy to get this tapers work out there. Take what you want and leave the rest. - Thanks to the anonymous taper, bagsgroove, and moon for helping get this to me and relaying information.