Blues Traveler
November 22nd, 1995
Wiltern Theatre, Los Angeles, CA

Master: 
Neumann KM140's FOB>DAT
by Stan Dunn (see notes)

Conversion:
Tascam DA-20 (A/D)>Microtrack 24/96>WAV>Sound Studio 2.2.4>xACT 2.00a>FLAC
by Dave Mallick

Disc 1 [66:38.43]
01. Look Around>                                             [06:28.67]
02. Mountain Cry                                             [14:33.18]
03. But Anyway                                               [06:23.64]
04. Gina                                                     [07:23.36]
05. Manhattan Bridge>                                        [03:15.44]
06. Maybe I'm Wrong>                                         [05:24.56]
07. Go Outside & Drive>                                      [17:17.58]
08. The Mountains Win Again                                  [05:51.00]

Disc 2 [62:13.67]
01. The Best Part>                                           [05:35.15]
02. 100 Years                                                [05:05.36]
03. The Poignant & Epic Saga Of Featherhead And Lucky Lack>  [05:57.34]
04. Hook>                                                    [04:12.47]
05. Trust In Trust                                           [04:17.40]
06. Rock Me Baby*                                            [06:33.09]
07. What's For Breakfast>                                    [03:58.74]
08. Jabberwock>                                              [03:54.52]
09. Brother John>                                            [06:56.07]
10. Run-Around>                                              [04:20.06]
11. Brother John#                                            [07:01.03]
12. E: Imagine                                               [04:21.44]

* with Charles Fleischer on harmonica
# with Jono Manson on vocals

Notes:
- Flaky connection in the right channel early in d1t01; it's fixed
  within the first minute and levels restored to normal before the
  lyrics start.
- Light diginoise at 7:43 of d1t02.
- Stan's DAT ran out at 3:15 of d2t11; remainder comes from Tom's
  master cassette, patched from a different (unknown) source. This
  portion was transferred from an Onkyo TA-6711 through the DA-20
  and then followed the above lineage.