Guster
August 3rd, 2011
Ives Concert Park, Danbury, CT

Master:
Elation KM201's>Lunatec V3>Microtrack 24/96 (24-bit, 48kHz WAV)
by Dave Mallick

Conversion:
WAV>Sound Studio 2.2.4>xACT 2.13>FLAC
by Dave Mallick

01. Architects & Engineers                       [03:46.180]
02. Barrel Of A Gun                              [04:21.067]
03. The Captain                                  [03:43.560]
04. Hang On                                      [04:36.100]
05. What You Call Love                           [04:03.532]
06. Demons                                       [04:01.548]
07. Center Of Attention                          [04:13.422]
08. This Could All Be Yours                      [03:50.298]
09. On The Ocean                                 [04:46.480]
10. Come Downstairs & Say Hello                  [06:09.547]
11. Do You Love Me                               [04:27.948]
12. I Spy                                        [03:06.559]
13. Satellite                                    [04:56.840]
14. The Beginning Of The End                     [03:31.993]
15. Manifest Destiny                             [03:43.104]
16. This Is How It Feels To Have A Broken Heart  [03:22.223]
17. Amsterdam                                    [04:44.231]
18. Happier                                      [04:05.557]
19. Stand By Me/Don't Worry Be Happy             [05:11.328]
20. E: Airport Song                              [06:31.923]
21. E2: Jesus On The Radio                       [02:10.098]
                                          Total: [89:23.538]

Notes:
- The weather was threatening all night long, so rather than run from
  our seats, we ran directly in front of the board, under a two-foot
  overhang thanks to the general awesomeness of FOH engineer Gordon.
  Fortunately the venue sounds fantastic even from back there.
- Ryan was in rare form - "Manifest Destiny" features some improv
  lines about milkshakes from Dairy Queen, and the last song before
  the encore featured him braving a 2-foot deep moat of black water
  between the stage and the crowd. Video here:
  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVtvLQEbHJE
- "Jesus On The Radio" was played acoustic in the middle of the crowd to
  the right of the soundboard; the band stood on chairs and was surrounded
  by fans. It's almost impossible to hear, unfortunately.
  
This is a 24-bit, 48kHz recording and is not suitable for burning to CD.
A 16-bit, 44.1kHz recording is available.