Guster
August 8th, 2011
Central Park Summerstage, New York, NY

Master:
Elation KM201's>Lunatec V3>Microtrack 24/96 (24-bit, 48kHz WAV)
8' left of center, 50' from stage
by Dave Mallick

Conversion:
WAV>Sound Studio 2.2.4 (track/dither/resample)>xACT 2.13>FLAC
by Dave Mallick

Disc 1 [47:29.33]
01. What You Wish For                            [04:20.40]
02. This Could All Be Yours                      [03:51.67]
03. Homecoming King                              [04:54.04]
04. Manifest Destiny                             [03:18.12]
05. Architects & Engineers                       [03:34.42]
06. Ramona                                       [03:12.51]
07. Satellite                                    [05:24.72]
08. What You Call Love                           [04:10.59]
09. Barrel Of A Gun                              [03:31.57]
10. On The Ocean                                 [04:41.01]
11. Come Downstairs & Say Hello                  [06:29.03]

Disc 2 [44:39.03]
01. One Man Wrecking Machine                     [03:47.18]
02. Airport Song                                 [04:59.31]
03. Demons                                       [04:04.38]
04. Center Of Attention                          [04:31.64]
05. This Is How It Feels To Have A Broken Heart  [03:46.12]
06. Amsterdam                                    [04:06.21]
07. Happier                                      [04:37.23]
08. Hang On                                      [05:23.07]
09. E: Careful*                                  [04:04.03]
10.    Young Folks#                              [05:19.11]
   
* with Andrew McMahon (Jack's Mannequin) on keys and vocals
# Peter, Bjorn & John cover, with Andrew McMahon on vocals

Notes:
- This recording is dedicated to Alec Baldwin, who my wife bumped into
  on her way out of the bathroom at Via Quadronno. Tasty sandwiches
  and fascinating clientele.
- Thanks to Jon Pasternak for reserving space for us and running
  interference at the gate for tapers. Thanks also to Nick Klepesch
  for keeping my wife company as she worked her way up to a front
  row spot.