Dave Matthews
March 16, 2001 3pm CST
She-Nannigan's House of Beer
WXRT 93.1 FM Radio Broadcast
Chicago, IL


Taper:  Collin Quick <chang3sox@aol.com>
Source: FM Broadcast > Sony STR-D360Z Receiver > TEAC V-44C Stereo Cassette Deck
               
Conversion: Matthew Parkinson <ifihaditall@hotmail.com>Tape > CDR
Phillips CD/T 930 > Phillips CDR 930


Reconversion: Shn's>EAC>wav>Soundforge 8.0 for volume adjustments>
              Flac Frontend (level 5)


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Disc One:

01.        Intro                                02:58
02.        Everyday (#36 Outro)                 03:49
03.        Interview Pt. 1                      06:22
04.        The Space Between                    03:57
05.        I Did It &                           00:36
06.        Interview Pt. 2                      07:27
07.        Bartender                            04:16
08.        Interview Pt. 3                      05:22
09.        Grace Is Gone                        04:16
10.        The Stone $                          06:42


    Total:                                      45:51


& Tease, B-52's style version
$ Can't Help Falling in Love outro


Notes:
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The cd source I received is most likely the Collin Quick cassette recording of this FM broadcast. The source is listed on db.etree.org but is not out in circulation.

UPDATE: I managed to obtain the shn files from someone who had the source listed on db.etree.org and it appears to be one and the same source, however it is not the original shn set.  I also see no source information for this broadcast on dmbexchange.com.

Reviewed the wav files from the shn set for errors and possible adjustments. The left channel was close to 4db lower than the right channel. Using Soundforge 8, applied +4db to left channel on all tracks. There were no problems with any of the tracks other than volume inbalance and the warbling sound you hear from a cassette source.  Encoded to flac using Flac Frontend and created flac files and fingerprints.

Special thanks to Nick Halfen for the donation of this cd for the conversion. Thanks to Rachel Fischer for sending me the shn files to compare to the cd source and use for this reconversion.



Compiled and reconverted by Tom Gambichler on November 3, 2009 

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