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The Dead
2003
2/14/03
Crowd/tuning/jam>
3:47
Hell In A Bucket
7:29
Iko Iko
9:03
Lazy Lightning >
3:54
Supplication
9:41
Loose Lucy
7:12
Hard To Handle
15:41
Casey Jones
5:28
Cumberland Blues >
17:54
Sugaree
13:54
Eternity Jam >
2:43
Love Supreme >
6:29
Looks Like Rain >
9:24
Sitting On Top Of The World >
10:21
Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds >
7:11
Born Cross-Eyed >
7:44
Help On The Way >
3:07
dead2003-02-14d3t02.mp3
8:42
Lovelight >
11:32
Franklin's Tower
15:27
Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad
10:16
Not Fade Away
10:43
FIN
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Sources
Transferrer: Jay Ashley
3:12:51
SBD
Transferrer:
Jay Ashley
SHNID:
dead2003-02-14.sbd.bertha.102768.shnf
Source:
SBD>>DAT>>SHN>>(*)>>DAW(Bertha)>>CDA/SHN
Taper Notes:
View NotesDigitally remastered using a custom built, Dual-DAW, nicknamed Bertha, by [email protected] on April 24, 2003. The original source is very narrow with little stereo separation. Thanks to Tim Wiley for fixing the original source. From the original text file and prior to Bertha processing: Comments: Entire show was remastered by WAVLAB 4.0 and re tracked with CD WAV. D1t08(Casey Jones) Had a fade out fixed. A cut is present after amplifying the trackfades. D2t01(Cumberland Blues) Had a fade in fixed, Aud patch is at the end of D1t08 and begining of D2t01 only a :14 second patch. D2t06(Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds) fade out and D3t01(Born Cross-Eyed) fade in with Redundancy, fixed and removed.
Taper: P Hopely
3:17:42
Taper:
P Hopely
Transferrer:
P Hopely
SHNID:
dead2003-02-14.akg.phopely.15268.shnf
Source:
AKG c1ooos (hypercardiod caps)->samson mixpad 4->vxpocket v2->
Lineage:
cooledit 2k (2352-byte boundary alignment, minor clip fixes at end of show "climax" peak, two drops patched as detailed below) ->shn via shn2k,
Taper Notes:
View Notes+ Sammy Hagar - vocals * Warren Haynes - Guitar & vocals ^ Joan Osborne - vocals ~ Michael Kang - fiddle & mandolin. Muchos kudos to Bob Clevenger (bobclevenger.com) for his assistance in fixing some signal drops where the vxpocket cable came loose from the laptop! The connector is fragile & easily disconnects, alas one of the downsides to the vxpocket card. Bob had his deck (a pcm-m1) plugged into the headphone output from the mixpad to his deck's analog input, which under careful inspection produced a closely matching signal that was spliced into the empty locations. The mix is rather monoaural due to the placement of the taper section. Further, there is a lot of audience noise; low mic stand height is warfield policy.