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38.7k
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1965
576
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2 tapes
1980
6/8/80
gd80-06-08 s2t01 Crowd
1:17
gd80-06-08 s2t02 Feel Like A Stranger
9:46
gd80-06-08 s2t03 Ship Of Fools
8:42
gd80-06-08 s2t04 Estimated Prophet
8:59
gd80-06-08 s2t05 Eyes Of The World
13:40
gd80-06-08 s2t06 Drums
7:39
gd80-06-08 s2t07 Space
2:48
gd80-06-08 s2t08 Saint Of Circumstance
5:51
gd80-06-08 s2t09 Black Peter
8:49
gd80-06-08 s2t10 Sugar Magnolia
8:25
gd80-06-08 s2t11 Encore Break
0:28
gd80-06-08 s2t12 Alabama Getaway
4:51
gd80-06-08 s2t13 Brokedown Palace
5:40
FIN
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Sources
Taper: Scott Wiseman's Master Audience Cassettes
2:36:06
Taper:
Scott Wiseman's Master Audience Cassettes
Transferrer:
Scott Wiseman and Scott Clugston
SHNID:
gd1980-06-08.155742.akg.se5.wiseman.miller.clugston.flac1648
Source:
Scott Wiseman's Master Audience Cassettes; AKG SE-5E mics with CE-1 cardioid capsules > Sony TC-D5 (Maxell UDXL-II 90, except for Feel Like A Stranger and Ship Of Fools TDK SA 90)
Lineage:
Master Cassette (Nakamichi LX-5) > MOTU M4 > Macbook Pro > Audacity (.wav 24-bit/96k) > Adobe Audition 2021 > TLH flac2496
Taper Notes:
View NotesNotes: - Thanks to Scott Wiseman for the source cassettes and transfer - Thanks to Charlie Miller for coordinating this effort - Thanks to Mark Severson for the Nakamichi 700 source which supplies some of the "Intro" before "Uncle John's Band" (0:08 total), a 0:13 patch in "Drums", as well the "Alabama Getaway" and "Brokedown Palace" encores - Pitch corrected Mastered by Scott Clugston November 2021
Taper: Scott Wiseman's Master Audience Cassettes
2:36:06
Taper:
Scott Wiseman's Master Audience Cassettes
Transferrer:
Scott Wiseman and Scott Clugston
SHNID:
gd1980-06-08.155741.akg.se5.wiseman.miller.clugston.flac2496
Source:
Scott Wiseman's Master Audience Cassettes; AKG SE-5E mics with CE-1 cardioid capsules > Sony TC-D5 (Maxell UDXL-II 90, except for Feel Like A Stranger and Ship Of Fools TDK SA 90)
Lineage:
Master Cassette (Nakamichi LX-5) > MOTU M4 > Macbook Pro > Audacity (.wav 24-bit/96k) > Adobe Audition 2021 > TLH flac2496
Taper Notes:
View NotesNotes: - Thanks to Scott Wiseman for the source cassettes and transfer - Thanks to Charlie Miller for coordinating this effort - Thanks to Mark Severson for the Nakamichi 700 source which supplies some of the "Intro" before "Uncle John's Band" (0:08 total), a 0:13 patch in "Drums", as well the "Alabama Getaway" and "Brokedown Palace" encores - Pitch corrected Mastered by Scott Clugston November 2021
Taper: Recorded and Transferred by Rob Eaton
2:38:21
Taper:
Recorded and Transferred by Rob Eaton
Transferrer:
Mastered by Scott Clugston March 2021
SHNID:
gd1980-06-08.152601.senn.blend.eaton.miller.clugston.flac2496
Source:
Rob Eaton's Master Audience Cassettes; (2) Sennheiser 441 (left + right) + (1) Sennheiser 421 (center) blend > Nakamichi 550
Lineage:
Master Cassettes (Nakamichi Dragon) > Pro Tools 12 > .wav 24/96 > Adobe Audition 2020 > TLH2496
Taper Notes:
View NotesNotes: - Thanks to Rob Eaton for the recording, as well as the transfer and harddrive - Thanks to Charlie Miller for coordinating this effort - Thanks to Mark Severson for the Nakamichi 700 source which supplies an 0:11 patch in the "Looks Like Rain > Deal" transition, as well as a 1:20 patch in the Jam out of "Eyes Of The World" - Pitch corrected Mastered by Scott Clugston March 2021
Taper: Recorded and Transferred by Rob Eaton
2:38:21
Taper:
Recorded and Transferred by Rob Eaton
Transferrer:
Mastered by Scott Clugston March 2021
SHNID:
gd1980-06-08.152600.senn.blend.eaton.miller.clugston.flac1648
Source:
Rob Eaton's Master Audience Cassettes; (2) Sennheiser 441 (left + right) + (1) Sennheiser 421 (center) blend > Nakamichi 550
Lineage:
Master Cassettes (Nakamichi Dragon) > Pro Tools 12 > .wav 24/96 > Adobe Audition 2020 > TLH2496
Taper Notes:
View NotesNotes: - Thanks to Rob Eaton for the recording, as well as the transfer and harddrive - Thanks to Charlie Miller for coordinating this effort - Thanks to Mark Severson for the Nakamichi 700 source which supplies an 0:11 patch in the "Looks Like Rain > Deal" transition, as well as a 1:20 patch in the Jam out of "Eyes Of The World" - Pitch corrected Mastered by Scott Clugston March 2021
Taper: Mason B. Taylor
2:38:49
Rating:
8.00 / 3 ratings
Taper:
Mason B. Taylor
SHNID:
gd1980-06-08.128415.naks.mason.flac16
Source:
Recorded By Mason Taylor on a Nakamichi 550 Cassette Deck, on chrome tapes, with Nakamichi microphones
Taper Notes:
View Notes"Mason B. Taylor was a taper from Chicago that recorded concerts by many bands in the Chicagoland area and on Dead tours. He used a Nakamichi 550 with Nakamichi 300 mics with shotgun capsules for most of his earlier recordings. In later years he used Sony D-5 and Sony D-3 cassette recorders with Nakamichi 300 mics. Mason captured spectacular musical moments and loved to share them with his closest friends. In honor of Mason and all the love he put into his recordings we are now able to share these moments with those who can appreciate them most. As the shows get uploaded we would love for you to share your stories about the epic times the music evokes so we can all dial back into that moment when the magic was happening. Thanks to Mason’s family and his Chicago and Cleveland friends for opening up Mason’s Jar…"