09
1987
Sources
Taper: Michael Hessberg
2:14:10
Rating:
2.00 / 1 rating
Taper:
Michael Hessberg
Transferrer:
Scott Clugston and Charlie Miller
SHNID:
gd1987-09-09.151427.senn.me80.hessberg.miller.clugston.flac2496
Source:
Michael Hessberg's Master Audience Cassettes; Sennheiser ME-80 mics > Sony D5M
Lineage:
Cassette Master (Nakamichi DR-1) > Tascam DA-3000 (DSF 1-bit/5.6 MHz)> dBpoweramp (24/96) > Adobe Audition CC 2020 > TLH flac2496
Taper Notes:
View NotesNotes: - Thanks to Michael Hessberg for the master cassette recording - Thanks to Charlie Miller for the transfer and coordinating this effort - Thanks to Andrew F. for the Nakamichi 300 source which supplies the first 0:52 of "Hey Pocky Way", as well as a 0:32 patch in the "Drums > Space" transition - Wheel space included in "The Wheel" - Watchtower tease before "Gimme Some Me Lovin'" - Pitch corrected Mastered by Scott Clugston November 2020
Taper: Michael Hessberg
2:14:10
Taper:
Michael Hessberg
Transferrer:
Scott Clugston and Charlie Miller
SHNID:
gd1987-09-09.151426.senn.me80.hessberg.miller.clugston.flac1648
Source:
Michael Hessberg's Master Audience Cassettes; Sennheiser ME-80 mics > Sony D5M
Lineage:
Cassette Master (Nakamichi DR-1) > Tascam DA-3000 (DSF 1-bit/5.6 MHz)> dBpoweramp (24/96) > Adobe Audition CC 2020 > TLH flac2496
Taper Notes:
View NotesNotes: - Thanks to Michael Hessberg for the master cassette recording - Thanks to Charlie Miller for the transfer and coordinating this effort - Thanks to Andrew F. for the Nakamichi 300 source which supplies the first 0:52 of "Hey Pocky Way", as well as a 0:32 patch in the "Drums > Space" transition - Wheel space included in "The Wheel" - Watchtower tease before "Gimme Some Me Lovin'" - Pitch corrected Mastered by Scott Clugston November 2020
Taper: Ted Carpenter
2:09:59
Taper:
Ted Carpenter
Transferrer:
Ted Carpenter
SHNID:
gd1987-09-09.156740.nak300.carpenter.flac1644
Source:
Nak 300 w/ cp4 Shotguns -> Sony TDC5M ( no dolby )-> TDK-MA 90s
Lineage:
TDK-MA 90s -> Nakamichi CR3a -> M-Audio 192-6-> Wavelab Elements 11 -> Wav 24bit 48khz -> CD Wave -> R8brain (resampled to 16bit 44.1khz ) -> TLH -> analysis,SBE,flac,checksums
Taper Notes:
View NotesNotes: patch samples from Identifier: gd1987-09-09.nak300.andrewf.75532.sbeok.flac16 wheel intro patch from Identifier : gd87-09-09.naks.valis-under.6686.sbeok.shnf All Patch segments re-sampled to 24 bit 48 Khz Special Thanks to Andrew & Valis for helping to complete these sets. Set 1 Fade in at start of show. Added crowd connector to end of Cassidy into Althea at 00:00 to to 00:07 Althea ( track 09) tape flip at end of cassidy modidfied gain by +2 db. fade out end of set Set 2 Fade in begining 2nd set Reduced Gain by .05 to.07 db due to clipping at 04:18 to 04:19 feedback during China Doll, s2t4 03:58 to 03:58 electronic scratching during Drums, s2t5 06:23 Hard Drum clip during Drums, t16 Patched Space from 05:58 to 06:33 for set continuity. Tape flip at end of space s2t5 reduced patch gain by 2db. Fade out end of show
Taper: Thanks to Steve Aserkoff for the discs!
2:09:32
Rating:
10.00 / 1 rating
Taper:
Thanks to Steve Aserkoff for the discs!
Transferrer:
Peter Braverman
SHNID:
gd1987-09-09.aud.braverman.10161.shnf
Source:
Audience (but see note below)
Lineage:
Master Cassette> DAT> CD> SHN (unconfirmed but likely)
Taper Notes:
View NotesThis came to me as a supposed Matrix recording, but this is from an audience source. There is a ton of crowd noise, and there is altogether too much reverb around the vocals to think that Healy put it there (as opposed to the room). Check the first couple lines of "West LA," for instance, or the "inside the coliseum" line from "Masterpiece." The bass is also distant, a hallmark of audience recordings, even good ones. Overall, the issue for me is that the crowd is often louder than the music, especially during the relatively quiet parts (the intro to "FOTD," the nearly inaudible drums in the intro to "Cassidy," "China Doll") -- this is never the case on a true Matrix. Assuming it's an audience recording, it's a very good one, but not outstanding. Stephen Porter's audience cassette supplies the first 1:28 of China Cat Sunflower, which is mostly tuning. It's not clear the world needs another seed of this (the etree db already shows two at this point), but it's a pretty high-energy show. Thanks to Steve Aserkoff for the discs! Tracked, normalized, and seeded by Peter Braverman ([email protected]), June 2002.
Transferrer: Nak DR1 using Azimuth adjustment > Sony PCMR500 DAT with SBM ON for A>D > Turtle Beach Montego II Digital I/O sound card >CDWav > Shorten
2:13:25
Rating:
8.80 / 15 ratings
Transferrer:
Nak DR1 using Azimuth adjustment > Sony PCMR500 DAT with SBM ON for A>D > Turtle Beach Montego II Digital I/O sound card >CDWav > Shorten
SHNID:
gd87-09-09.sony.dnc.8598.sbeok.shnf
Source:
OTS > Sony ECM220T mics > Sony TCDM5 Cassette deck > Maxell MX90 tapes NO DOLBY
Taper Notes:
View NotesRecorded: Sec: 8, Row: E, Seat: 4 (Taper's Section) Sony ECM220T mics > Sony TCDM5 Cassette deck > Maxell MX90 tapes NO DOLBY Digitizing process: Nak DR1 using Azimuth adjustment > Sony PCMR500 DAT with SBM ON for A>D > Turtle Beach Montego II Digital I/O sound card > CD Waves > Cool Edit for putting waves together > CDWav for breaking up wav > Shorten ; via DNC vine