| Identifier | 6344807 |
| Created At | Tue May 23 2023 23:54:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) |
| Media Type | cdr |
| Media Count | 3 |
| Show Rating | A+ |
| Sound Rating | A |
| Note | DAVID GILMOUR
Radio City Music Hall, New York, NY April 4, 2006 With special thanks to Dan Lynch who graciously permitted me to use his fine recording as a patch for the first four songs that I missed when the box office kept me waiting over an hour to locate my "missing" but paid for tickets. I like the sound of Dan's recording as do some 1500+ of you. I have not edited these tracks, nor played with their sound in any way. I did this so you will notice the difference when the recording switches at the start of track 5 from Dan's core sound mic's to my Schoeps. You will note some noise within the first ten seconds of Track 5 ... that is me setting up my mic's as I arrived at my seat ... you are going to have to remember this was a "stealth" recording, but you will not hear much hiss or crowd noise on my recording. My second special thank you to my friend (who will remain nameless here, but he knows who he is) who set me up with excellent seats 9 rows in front of the soundboard, directly on the center line. You will definitely hear the stereo separation of channels on my recording. Moreover, the crowd was extremely mature and cooperative where I was sitting, thus there are very few unruly disturbances in this recording. This is a whole new world for me, thus the delay in getting this uploaded here at the Dime. I've invested in a whole bunch of new equipment, making the best sound I knew even better. I've moved up to the Sound Devices 744T hard drive recorder. For those who don't know this is a four track hard drive machine that records in 24 bit at 96 KHz. What this means is that I have a master recording that captures far more sound and quality than standard 16 bit recordings which we are all accustomed to. The downside is, that the quality of my new recordings exceed the capacity of my old studio's computer, so I had to acquire a whole new computer for the studio with which to process the recording. This in turn led to a whole new learning process with updated versions of software I had used for years ... (why can't they leave things somewhat similar when you upgrade) ... anyway, after about two weeks of playing around, I have finally figured out most of it and can now take the 24/96 recording and mix it down to a 16/44.1 recording for use in almost all consumer CD players, and most importantly, for upload here at the Dime. (What I still don't know is how to make use of the 24/96 recording, other than to save it as data on a DVD for my archive, as a backup. My computer will not burn a 24/96 DVD, though I am told it will make a 24/48 DVD that can play high quality sound on a consumer DVD player or a computers DVD drive. For those tech people still reading I need advice/suggestions on software that will index/track & burn 24/96 or 24/48, for DVD listening, and so that I may also upload such 24 bit tracks for those capable of using it - please PM me with your ideas, suggestions, etc.) Anyway here's the lineage: CD1, Tracks 1-4: Core Sound Cardiods > M-Audio Microtrack 24/96 > 16bit 44.1 .wav file > Soundforge > CDWave (tracking) > Flac Frontend (level 7, align sector boundaries) > flac Recorded, Extracted and Edited by danlynch 2006-04-04 & downloaded by taperadvocat from the Dime. CD1, Tracks 5-11 & CD2: Schoeps CCM4's > SD744T > firewire to hard drive of dedicated music only computer > Bit Conversion and re-sampled with Sound Forge 7.0 > indexed in Sound Forge 4.5 > CD set up with CD Architect 4.5 > CD burned with CD Architect 5.0 onto Mitsui Gold CD > Extracted to Internet Capable Computer with EAC > FLAC Recorded 9 rows FOB & DFC. Recorded, Extracted and Edited by TaperAdvocat, uploaded to the Dime on April 15, 2006. Hope you all enjoy this recording as much as I do. Please let me know what you think. And most importantly, share it freely with your loved ones and friends. May those who try to sell or otherwise profit from my recording be cursed with all the bad karma that you justly deserve. This means you Middle Valley, VGP & all you other scum sucking bootleggers who profit from my recordings. We will find you and we will put you out of business. -TA Setlist: CD1: Set One: 01 Castellorizon 02 This Heaven 03 Smile 04 Red Sky at Night 05 Take a Breath 06 Then I Close My Eyes 07 On An Island* 08 The Blue* 09 A Pocketful of Stones 10 Where We Start Set Two: 11 Shine on You Crazy Diamond* CD2 12 Wearing the Inside Out 13 Dominoes 14 Fat Old Sun 15 Breathe 16 Time 17 Breathe (Reprise) 18 High Hopes 19 Echoes Encores: 20 Wish You Were Here 21 Find the Cost of Freedom# 22 Comfortably Numb *with David Crosby and Graham Nash vocals #Crosby, Nash & Gilmour a cappella |
| Source Info | FOB source ! |
| Trades Allowed |
Performance
| David Gilmour 2006-04-04 Radio City Music Hall, New York, NY | |
|---|---|
| Set 1 | Castellorizon
This Heaven Smile Red Sky at Night Take a Breath Then I Close My Eyes On An Island* The Blue* A Pocketful of Stones Where We Start |
| Set 2 | Shine on You Crazy Diamond*
Wearing the Inside Out Dominoes Fat Old Sun Breathe Time Breathe (Reprise) High Hopes Echoes Encores: Wish You Were Here Find the Cost of Freedom# Comfortably Numb |
| Set 3 | |
| Comment | *with David Crosby and Graham Nash vocals
#Crosby, Nash & Gilmour a cappella |