Phish

PHISH
Slade Hall UVM, Burlington, VT
11-03-84

Source: Cassette Master > Sony BoomBox
Transfer:  Nak400 > Gina Analogue > Vegas Pro > CDwav > shn

This is a horrible recording and its analogue generation adds that
wonderful hiss. However, its a early moment in the history of one of the
great modern JamBands. Enjoy!

Disc 1
SetI

1. Intro/TV Noise
2. Midnight Hour
3. Wild Child >
4. Jam >
5. Bertha >
6. St. Stephen Jam >
7. Cant You Hear Me Knockin*

Disc 2
SetI

1. Camel Walk
2. Eyes of the World >
3. Whipping Post
4. Jam**

*Track is cut
**with drum outro


Phish
11/3/84
Slade Hall Basement, University of Vermont - Burlington, VT

Source: Aud > Cass/2 > DAT
Conversion: DA-P1 > Fiji > Sound Forge 4.5 > CD Wave > SHN v3
Conversion and Encoding by Mike Wren <mikew@etree.org> 11/3/00

Thanks Shaggy for the seed!

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01  Ignition Sequence					(00:30)
02  The Midnight Hour (Wilson Pickett)			(06:22)
03  Wild Child (Lou Reed)				(05:20)
04  Bertha (Grateful Dead)				(13:39)
05  Can't You Hear Me Knockin' (Rolling Stones) *	(09:39)
06  Camel Walk						(01:17)
07  Eyes of the World (Grateful Dead)			(17:54)
08  Whipping Post (Allman Brothers)			(16:03)

*With "St. Stephen" (Grateful Dead) jam.

Total Time: 70:44


Phish
1984-11-03
Slade Hall Basement - University of Vermont
Burlington, VT

Source:  AUD (boombox) > C(2) > DAT
Transfer:  DAT(c) @ 44.1k > Sony PCM-R500 > Tascam SS-R1 > Samplitude Pro X (fades, edits) > TLH(fix SBE, flac 8)

Thanks to Steve Mortlock for the DAT
Transfer & edits by Jeff Mitchell (jeffhmitchell@gmail.com)
Seeded to etree 2013-10-03

Set 1:
s1t01 - Ignition Sequence
s1t02 - The Midnight Hour
s1t03 - Wild Child [1]
s1t04 - Jam >
s1t05 - Bertha [1]
s1t06 - Can't You Hear Me Knockin' [1]
s1t07 - Camel Walk [2]
s1t08 - Eyes Of The World [1]
s1t09 - Whipping Post [3]

[1] First known Phish performance.
[2] First known performance.
[3] First known Phish performance; Jeff on vocals.
[4] Marc Daubert on percussion.

Teases:
Â· St. Stephen tease in Can't You Hear Me Knocking

Notes: The setlist for this show might be incomplete, as the recordings that circulate cut during Drums. Marc Daubert made a guest appearance on percussion. This show featured the first known performance of Camel Walk and the first known Phish performances of Wild Child, Bertha, Can't You Hear Me Knocking, Eyes of the World, and Whipping Post (which featured Jeff on vocals). CYHMK included a St. Stephen tease. Copies of this performance often circulate with the incorrect date of November 3, 1983. Also, it is possible that this show was actually on Friday, November 2, 1984, as a photo of a flyer for a show on â€œ11/2â€ was printed in The Phish Book.

Technical Notes:
- Diginoise at ~04:31 in Midnight Hour patched with another DAT received from Steve Mortlock
- Diginoise at ~04:38 in Midnight Hour patched with another DAT received from Steve Mortlock
- Diginoise at ~04:44 in Midnight Hour patched with another DAT received from Steve Mortlock
- Dropout at ~00:48 in Bertha patched with #1907.  The volume was dropped by -.96dB to make it a seamless transition
- The end of Can't You Hear Me Knockin' was cut, the beginning of Camel walk was missing.  Fades were applied.
- Dropout at ~00:06 in Eyes Of The World patched with #1907
- Dropout at ~00:39 in Eyes Of The World; present on all 3 sources.
- Dropout/tape flip at ~04:36 in Eyes Of The World; present on all 3 sources
- Diginoise at ~04:47 in Eyes Of The World patched with #1907.  The volume was dropped by -1.5dB to make it a seamless transition
- Dropout at ~02:30 in Whipping Post; present on all 3 sources.

Patch Source Info:
2nd DAT:
I received 2 DATs from Steve of this show.  The DATs were labeled differently but the waveforms were nearly identical.  It is my opinion that the circulating source (#1907) and the two DATs I got from Steve are all derived from the same source (AUD (boombox) > C(2) > DAT).

#1907
Source: Aud > cass/2 > DAT
Conversion: DA-P1 > Fiji > Sound Forge 4.5 > CD Wave > SHN v3
Conversion and Encoding by Mike Wren <mikew@etree.org> 11/3/00


Phish - 12/1/84  (w/ full 10/17/85 filler on disc two)
Nectar's, Burlington, VT

The First Circulated Phish Show

Source: SBD > Cass1 > DAT > CD-R > EAC > WAV >
Cool Edit for Re-mastering (see notes at bottom) > SHN

Re-mastering, Shortened, md5sums & uploaded by Mike Wren - mikew@etree.org

Released to commemorate the one year anniversary of etree.org

-----

12/1/84

Disc 1:

1)  Scarlet Begonias >
2)  Fire >
3)  Fire on the Mountain
4)  Makisupa Policeman
5)  Slave to the Traffic Light
6)  Spanish Flea
7)  Don't Want You No More >
8)  Cities >
9)  Drums
10) Skippy the Wondermouse


Disc 2:

1)  Fluffhead

Encore:
2)  Eyes of the World

-----

10/17/85

3)  Star Trek Jam >
4)  Alumni Blues >
5)  Mike's Song
6)  Dave's Energy Guide
7)  Revolution >
8)  Anarchy
9)  Camel Walk
10) Run Like an Antelope
11) McGrupp and the Watchful Hosemasters


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NOTES:

* Thanks to Lee Farber for the original seed!

* There was some re-mastering done to clean up the original
  tape hiss from this classic show.  The processes I took are
  as follows:

  1) Amplified both discs 175% across the board.
  2) Sampled a section of silence to obtain a decent noise floor
     sample (25,000 sample points used).
  3) Applied this sample against both discs at 64 percent.
  4) Applied a graphic equalizer to boost the high and low spectrums
     (specifically between 600 - 800 Hz and 8k & 10 kHz).
     ***Note: I cut everything above 11 kHz 18dB because nothing
        existed above that freq. range on the original recording.

* I've also included the EAC logs from my initial DAE
  (the files that have the .eac extension)

* If you have any additional question, please let me know:
  mikew@etree.org


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info file for version circulated on 12/31/06 (48 kHz seed)
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Phish - 12/1/84 (w/ full 10/17/85 filler on disc two)
Nectar's, Burlington, VT

The First Circulated Phish Show

Source: SBD > Cass1 > DAT > CD-R > EAC > WAV >
Cool Edit for Re-mastering (see notes at bottom) > SHN > WAV > Final Cut Pro for pitch correction > SHN

Re-mastering by Mike Wren
Pitch correction, Shortened, md5sum & uploaded by Hunter Seamons

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12/1/84

Disc 1:

1) Scarlet Begonias >
2) Fire >
3) Fire on the Mountain
4) Makisupa Policeman
5) Slave to the Traffic Light
6) Spanish Flea
7) Don't Want You No More >
8) Cities >
9) Drums
10) Skippy the Wondermouse


Disc 2:

1) Fluffhead

Encore:
2) Eyes of the World

-----

10/17/85
Finbar's - Burlington, VT

3) Star Trek Jam >
4) Alumni Blues >
5) Mike's Song
6) Dave's Energy Guide
7) Revolution >
8) Anarchy
9) Camel Walk
10) Run Like an Antelope
11) McGrupp and the Watchful Hosemasters


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PREVIOUS NOTES by PREVIOUS SEEDER, Mike Wren:

* Thanks to Lee Farber for the original seed!

* There was some re-mastering done to clean up the original
tape hiss from this classic show. The processes I took are
as follows:

1) Amplified both discs 175% across the board.
2) Sampled a section of silence to obtain a decent noise floor
sample (25,000 sample points used).
3) Applied this sample against both discs at 64 percent.
4) Applied a graphic equalizer to boost the high and low spectrums
(specifically between 600 - 800 Hz and 8k & 10 kHz).
***Note: I cut everything above 11 kHz 18dB because nothing
existed above that freq. range on the original recording.

NEW NOTES by Hunter Seamons:

I noticed the pitch was too high in both shows listed in this source. I decreased the pitch in 12.01.84 by 7%, and I decreased the pitch in 10.17.85 by 9%. After doing this and critically comparing the older source, this sounds much more normal, if not perfect, and I am pleased with the results. I hope you are too. Happy New Year!





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info file for version circulated on 12/01/07 (more remastering and 44.1 kHz seed)
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Phish - 12/1/84 (w/ full 10/17/85 filler on disc two)
Nectar's, Burlington, VT

The First Circulated Phish Show

Source: SBD > Cass1 > DAT > CD-R > EAC > WAV >
Cool Edit for Re-mastering (see notes at bottom) > SHN>WAV>Final Cut Pro for pitch correction>SHN

Re-mastering, Shortened, md5sums & uploaded by Mike Wren - mikew@etree.org

Released to commemorate the one year anniversary of etree.org


Pitch correction by Hunter Seamons using Final Cut Pro (12/31/06; remastered 12/1/07)


-----

12/1/84

Disc 1:

1) Scarlet Begonias >
2) Fire >
3) Fire on the Mountain
4) Makisupa Policeman
5) Slave to the Traffic Light
6) Spanish Flea
7) Don't Want You No More >
8) Cities >
9) Drums
10) Skippy the Wondermouse


Disc 2:

1) Fluffhead

Encore:
2) Eyes of the World

-----

Filler:

10/17/85

3) Star Trek Jam >
4) Alumni Blues >
5) Mike's Song
6) Dave's Energy Guide
7) Revolution >
8) Anarchy
9) Camel Walk
10) Run Like an Antelope
11) McGrupp and the Watchful Hosemasters


-----

PREVIOUS NOTES by Mike Wren:

* Thanks to Lee Farber for the original seed!

* There was some re-mastering done to clean up the original
tape hiss from this classic show. The processes I took are
as follows:

1) Amplified both discs 175% across the board.
2) Sampled a section of silence to obtain a decent noise floor
sample (25,000 sample points used).
3) Applied this sample against both discs at 64 percent.
4) Applied a graphic equalizer to boost the high and low spectrums
(specifically between 600 - 800 Hz and 8k & 10 kHz).
***Note: I cut everything above 11 kHz 18dB because nothing
existed above that freq. range on the original recording.


NEW NOTES by Hunter Seamons (12/31/06):

I noticed the pitch was too high in both shows listed in this seed. I decreased the pitch in 12.01.84 by 7%, and I decreased the pitch in 10.17.85 by 9%.


REMASTERED (12/01/07):

As this was my first seed, I naturally made some mistakes the first time around. I made all changes by going back to the original file set by Mike Wren and redoing the process, so this is as fresh as it gets. The new changes from my previous seed are as follows:

1) SBE fix

2) Encoded at 44.1 kHz (The last source I did was accidently encoded at a "false" 48 kHz. Whether this makes any difference sonically has not been determined.)

3) Different speed reductions at 6% and 8%, respectively. (I believe I was a hair off the first time around, so I wanted to use this opportunity to make the changes.)

4) NO CUTS! (I made some unorthodox, millisecond cuts before between songs, due to my inexperience of pitch correcting at the time. These went largely unnoticed, as far as I can tell.)

These changes should make this source better for the long haul.

Enjoy this historic show on its 23rd anniversary!





PHISH


Source:  (1984/12/01) SBD > ??? > Cass(0) > ??? > DAT(c)
Source:  (1985/03/05) SBD > ??? > Cass(2) > ??? > DAT(c)
Transfer:  DAT(c) > Sony PCM-R500 > SPDIF > Tascam HD-P2 > CDWave > FLAC
DAT(c) provided by Gordon Wilson
Transfer by Terry Watts


Side A:

Nectar's
Burlington, Vermont
December 1, 1984 (Excerpts)

1. Scarlet Begonias >
2. Fire >
3. Fire on the Mountain
4. Slave to the Traffic Light
5. Spanish Flea
6. Skippy the Wondermouse
7. Fluff


Side B:

Hunt's
Burlington, Vermont
March 4, 1985 (Excerpts)

1. Anarchy
2. Camel Walk
3. Fire Up the Ganja
4. Midnight Hour
5. McGrupp


Notes:

This is definitely a Cass > DAT.  It has all the makings of a cassette in its previous form.

I tracked this to replicate the feel on cassette...  I also did not attempt to repair any Warts...

Terry Watts


FLAC FFP:
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ph1984-12-01d1t02.flac:7a6d8b9e392dc63e3f202ed4feedd499
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ph1984-12-01d1t05.flac:8ed5109e6f721b74735050911985e772
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ph1984-12-01d1t07.flac:2711796398e798f36b05aa966ddfb468

ph1985-03-04d1t01.flac:7808fd66051058503e492ecafaeecf2b
ph1985-03-04d1t02.flac:c912d1935a8b408d7cf20f344fdb8830
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ph1985-03-04d1t05.flac:db1127ae69b725822d1d3538ae0b9835


WAV MD5:
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b2a1fe9a93a2131448f85e759e56c2b5 *ph1984-12-01d1t02.wav
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Phish
1984-12-01
Nectar's
Burlington, VT

Source:  SBD > C(0) & C(1) > DAT (pieced together from 2 sources)
Transfer:  DAT(c) @ 44.1k > Sony PCM-R500 > Tascam SS-R1 > Samplitude Pro X (fades, edits) > TLH(fix SBE, flac 8)

Thanks to Steve Mortlock for the DAT
Transfer & edits by Jeff Mitchell (jeffhmitchell@gmail.com)
Seeded to etree 2013-10-03

Set 1:
s1t01 - Scarlet Begonias* >
s1t02 - Fire* [1] >
s1t03 - Fire On The Mountain* >
s1t04 - Makisupa Policeman**
s1t05 - Banter
s1t06 - Slave To The Traffic Light* [2]
s1t07 - Spanish Flea* [1]
s1t08 - Don't Want You No More** [3] >
s1t09 - Cities** [1] >
s1t10 - Drums ** [4] >
s1t11 - Skippy The Wondermouse* [5]
s1t12 - Fluffhead* [6]
s1t13 - Eyes Of The World**

[1] First known Phish performance.
[2] First known performance.
[3] First known Phish performance; missing final lyrics.
[4] Marc Daubert.
[5] First known Phish performance; Dude of Life on vocals.
[6] First known performance; Dude of Life on vocals.

Notes: Skippy and Fluffhead featured The Dude of Life on vocals. The jam after Camel Walk may have been Back Porch Boogie Blues. Spanish Flea included an introduction of the band members. Donâ€™t Want You No More was not performed in its entirety, as it lacked the final lyrics. The lengthy percussion jam featured a guest appearance from Marc Daubert. Mike recalls that there were approximately 200 people in the audience. This gig featured the first known version of Slave to the Traffic Light and Fluffhead, the first known Phish versions of Fire, Don't Want You No More, Cities, and Skippy the Wondermouse, and the only known Phish version of Spanish Flea. This performance was on the upstairs level of Nectar's.

Technical Notes:
- * Denotes tracks taken from the C(0) source
- ** Denotes tracks taken from the C(1) source
- The DAT came as a compilation of these 2 sources.
- At ~06:51 in Fire On The Mountain a section of silence was removed and a crossfade was applied
- At ~00:09 in Banter a section of silence was removed and a crossfade was applied
- At ~00:50 in Banter a section of silence was removed and a crossfade was applied
- At ~01:05 in Banter a section of silence was removed and a crossfade was applied
- At ~04:05 in Spanish Flea a section of silence was removed and a crossfade was applied
- At ~06:36 in Don't Want You No More a section of silence was removed and a fade-out & fade-in was applied
- Silence at the beginning of Skippy The Wondermouse was removed
- At ~05:34 in Fluffhead a section of silence was removed and a crossfade was applied
- Silence at the beginning of Eyes Of The World was removed and a crossfade was applied


Phish or Trey Anastasio or Trey and Tom Marshall or Bivouac???
4 track recording
circa early 1980's


1. Dear Mrs. Reagen	2:00


This is one of the more obscure items I have had in my collection. It was a filler on a tape I got from a Vermonter in the early to mid 1990's. Maybe it was the White Tape, or Bivouac Jaun, I'm not sure. I used to look for old and rare recordings back then. Back when rare meant rare and you hand wrote tapes lists to send via snail mail. Some of you might not know that music was traded on cassettes back then ;) I have never seen any info about this nor have I stumbled onto anyone else who has this little gem. I decided to put it online for a couple reasons. I figured some people might enjoy it for one. More inportantly I was hoping to find an upgrade or prompt others to post some gems that are as rare as this. Some of you might not have even ever heard this tune, or heard of it. It was played very little in the very beginnings of Phishs career. This must be a four track home recording. I also know there were different version recorded of the same song. 

So if you have any info PLEASE hit me up at cleantone hotmail com to let me know. Keven? I would also appreciate an upgrade, or maybe share some other very rare recordings with me. Thanks in advance and enjoy!



SHNID	Date	Venue	City	State
1203	1984-11-03	Slade Hall, UVM	Burlington	VT
AUD (condenser mics) > Sony BoomBox (Cass/0); Nak 400 > Gina Analogue > Vegas Pro > CDWav > SHN; Transferred by Will Wilson; Note: May also circulate as 11-3-83 but this is the correct date as found in the Phish Companion
1907	1984-11-03	Slade Hall, UVM	Burlington	VT
AUD (condenser mics) > Sony Boombox (Cass/0) > Cass/2 > DAT; DA-P1 > Fiji > Sound Forge 4.5 > CDWav > SHN; Transferred by Mike Wren; Note: May also circulate as 11-3-83 but this is the correct date as found in the Phish Companion.
125821	1984-11-03	Slade Hall, UVM	Burlington	VT
flac16; AUD (boombox) > cass/2 > DAT; Sony PCM-R500 > Tascam SS-R1 > Samplitude Pro X (fades, edits) > TLH(fix SBE, flac 8); Transferred by Jeff Mitchell
361	1984-12-01	Nectar's	Burlington	VT
SBD > Cass/1 > DAT > CDR > EAC > WAV > Cool Edit (Remastering) > SHN; SHN Conversion by Mike Wren
81378	1984-12-01	Nectar's	Burlington	VT
SBD > Cass/1 > DAT > CDR > EAC > WAV > Cool Edit (Remastering) > SHN; SHN Conversion by Mike Wren; Pitch correction by Hunter Seamons (NOTE: two versions circulate from Hunter Seamons, one from 12/31/06, and one from 12/1/07. Both versions are included in this entry)
120848	1984-12-01	Nectar's	Burlington	VT
flac16; SBD > ??? > Cass(0) > ??? > DAT(c); Sony PCM-R500 > Tascam HD-P2 > CD Wave > FLAC; Transferred by Terry Watts
125822	1984-12-01	Nectar's	Burlington	VT
flac16; SBD > cass/0 & cass/1 > DAT; Sony PCM-R500 > Tascam SS-R1 > Samplitude Pro X (fades, edits) > TLH(fix SBE, flac 8); Transferred by Jeff Mitchell
95701	1984-??-??	Dear Mrs Reagan - 4 Track Demo	Unknown	Unknown
4 track recording

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