Robyn Hitchcock (solo)
May 21, 1991
Kennel Club
San Francisco, California

Lineage: FM->Cassette Master (no dolby)->DAT (32kHz)->
	 PC (via Lynx One digital I/O) -> SHN (560MB)

Resampling, normalization to 0 dB, Fade in/outs via Sound Forge
cdwave used for track splits.
Sound Forge info: Sound Forge Studio 6.0d (build 219)
CDWave info: version 1.71, build 0000.0A28

Originally a KALX FM "Cabinet Tapes" program. When they aired this
show, they apparently had found a poorly-labeled tape that didn't have
a date on this, but they (thankfully!) aired it anyway. AR (who taped
the cassette master) recognized the show, as he had been there.

Set List
Disc 1: (Running Time: 44:20)
1.  Mr. Rock 'N' Roll
2.  The Vomiting Cross
3.  So You Think You're in Love
4.  [banter....]
5.  Birds in Perspex
6.  [banter...]
7.  Devil's Coachman
8.  ["It's Not My Birthday!" banter...]
9.  Glass Hotel
10. Lobsterman
11. Arms of Love
12. Watch Your Intelligence

Disc 2: (Running Time: 46:37)

1.  Ride
2.  Raymond Chandler Evening
3.  Clean Steve
4.  Oceanside
5.  Leopard
6.  Flesh Number One (Beatle Dennis)-> More Than This
7.  Day in the Life [Beatles]
8.  Vegetation & Dimes
9.  Bones in the Ground
10. Nightfall [Incredible String Band]

Note: I (TN) transferred AR's cassette to DAT sometime in the early
90s, I know I have have had it since at least 1993. AR was kind enough
to mail me his master. Sadly, the master itself could have been
better. My recollection is that the tape recorder was not the highest
quality. There was also some guesswork as to setting the proper
recording levels when the show started. The beginning was recorded too
low, and then the two channels were adjusted independently once the
first song was started. I've "fixed" this up as best I can (with the
tools I have), but more work is needed. Don't be mislead by the high
hiss level at the start of the show, quality gets better once the song
starts.

The original (unmodified) .wav for track one can be found in the
"orig" directory for those that want to try doing a better job of
fixing up the first track.

