The Moma Dance | 1999-07-03 | Phish

2:46:41
SHNID:
978
Taper Notes:
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July 3, 1999
Lakewood Ampitheater, Atlanta, GA

Source:
Schoeps MK4v/M222 > Lunatec V2 > Apogee AD1000 > HHB PDR1000  
OTS, Recorded @ 48kHz
Taper: Scott Reid

Transfer:
Tascam DA20 mkII > s/pdif > Tascam FW-1804 > firewire > .wav 16bit 48kHz
Minor Edits (fades at beginning/end of sets) performed in Wavelab.
Resample > 44.1kHz via r8brain
Tracking & conversion to FLAC level 8 via CDWave
Transferred by rowjimmy (rowjimmyATgmailDOTcom)
Seeded to etree on 


Disc One:
-Set I-
01. Chalk Dust Torture,
02. Gumbo
03. Sparkle >
04. Cavern
05. Taste
06. When the Circus Comes
07. Tube >
08. Funky Bitch 
09. NICU
10. Waste

Disc Two:
01. Meatstick

-Set II- 
02. Twist >
03. Piper
04. Moma Dance
05. Mountains in the Mist*
06. Run Like an Antelope >
07. Contact >
08. Little Drummer Boy
09. Crowd

Disc Three:
-Encore-
1. Little Drummer Boy**
2. Bill Bailey Won't You Please Come Home***

-Encore 2-
3. Harry Hood

* First Time Played
** Performed by Fishman, solo on the snare drum, with alternate lyrics.
*** w/ Page's father, Dr. Jack McConnell, on vocals and kazoo.

Show Notes: Mist debuted at this show, though it was played on Trey's tour. The Little 
Drummer Boy encore was performed by Fishman, solo on the snare drum, with alternate 
lyrics. Bill Bailey featured Page's father, Dr. Jack McConnell, on vocals and kazoo. 
Meatstick was played for the first time since June 25, 1997 (123 shows).

Additional notes about this source:
257ms dropout in the final seconds of Antelope removed (audible but not painfully)

Mark Nutter kindly allowed Scott to run this rig throughout the Summer tour. 
A 15ft digital line from Scott's PDR1000 was connected to a digital patchbay 
from which a great many tapes were recorded, including some of the previously 
circulating sources. After the tour, all of the master DATs were cloned for 
Mark Nutter. Subsequent clones from Mark Nutter's copies have also been seeded 
over the years. This series is the first transfer of the master dats at the head 
of this chain.

Thanks to Mark for the gear. Thanks to Scott for running it and 
thanks again to Scott for lending me the masters to transfer.

Enjoy
-rj