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2/8/97
Intro
1:22
Dancin in the Streets
6:40
Brown Eyed Women
6:34
Me & My Uncle
4:13
Big River
6:27
China Cat >
5:06
Rider/Cut **
2:03
FIN
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Taper: Bill Haegele
32:25
SBD
Taper:
Bill Haegele
Transferrer:
Marc Pujol
SHNID:
ssun1997-02-08.sbd.85856.flac16
Source:
SBD > DAT > Cassette Master
Lineage:
Cassette Master > Kenwood CT-2050 > RME Digi96/8PAD > Soundforge 6.0 > WaveLab 5 > CDWave > FLAC
Taper Notes:
View NotesSplintered Sunlight The Electric Factory Phildelphia, PA February 8, 1997 Source: SBD > DAT > Cassette Master Transfer: Cassette Master > Kenwood CT-2050 > RME Digi96/8PAD > Soundforge 6.0 > WaveLab 5 > CDWave > FLAC Recorded by Bill Haegele 1997; DAT > Cassette 1998 by Bill Haegele and Marc Pujol Cassette Transfer to FLAC and Mastering by Marc Pujol 2007 One Set Only (Opened for JGB) d1t01. Intro d1t02. Dancin in the Streets d2t03. Brown Eyed Women d1t04. Me & MY Uncle d1t05. Big River d1t06. China Cat > d1t07. Rider/Cut ** ** The Rider is cut on my master, technical problems during recording caused the deck to cease recording at this point, which is utterly tragic because the song is really going strong when it cuts abruptly. It will totally bum you out when you hear it, so be forewarned :( Note: I had this on cassette for about 9 years and just pulled it out of a drawer and gave a listen. I transfered it to the computer with Soundforge and then used some tools in Wavelab to remove the tape hiss and then enhanced the sound using Steinberg Remastering tools. Transferred and Mastered 6/16/2007 The Band: Butch Sochorow - Lead Guitar & Vocals Tom Davis - Rhythm Guitar & Vocals Gus Vigo - Keyboards & Vocals Ed Gram - Bass Jerry Horan - Drums John Roach - Drums