Radiators
Sullivan Hall
New York, NY
9/23/2008

Source:  Onstage 2xNeumann TLM-170 (omni) + sbd -> Sound Devices 722 (@24/96).

FLAC File processing in SoundForge Audio Studio 9.0c (Peak Level Normalize to 0db then resample to 44.1 with interpolation accuracy 4, anti-alias filter then 24->16 bit highpass triangular dither with high pass contour noise shaping); Tracked in cdwav


Set 1/disc 1:
1.  Holiday ->
2.  Get Your Rocks Off! ->
3.  Low Life (verse) ->
4.  Holiday ->
5.  Roll Over Beethoven
6.  Ooh La La ->
7.  Nail Your Heart To Mine
8.  birthday wishes to Penny
9.  Dreaming Out Loud
10. Chick's Too Young To Fry
11. Rain
12. Pass The Hatchet ->
13. Birthday ->
14. Coldest Stuff ->
15. Patty Don't Party ->
16. Dimples ->
17. Grow Up ->
18. Fire ->
19. Pass The Hatchet (Reprise)
20. If Your Heart Ain't In It
21. Haunted House
22. Devil's Dream
23. Doctor Doctor

Set 2:
1.  tuning/set 2 intro
2.  Corrina
3.  Tell Me How Do You Feel
4.  Confidential
5.  Down Home Girl ->
6.  In The Midnight Hour
7.  Spanish Moon
8.  Salty Jane
9.  City Of Refuge
10. You've Got To Hide Your Love Away
11. Not Fade Away ->
12. Mona ->
13. Hey Bo Diddley ->
14. Not Fade Away (reprise)
15. encore break/calling 'em back
16. E:  Ling Ting Tong->
17.     Whip It On Me->
18.     Ling Ting Tong
19.     You Ain't Goin' Nowhere
20. thanks from Kenny

Note:  Disk 1, track 0 is the intro/tuning segment.  The first set fits nicely on 1 disc if you eliminate this track.  But if you want to be a completist, you can burn track 0 as the 1st track on the 1st disc and then carry Doctor Doctor onto disc 2....The same thing goes for disc 2 tracks 1, 14, & 20 -- if you leave them out you should be able to burn the 2nd set as 1 disc.



Set 2 had some problems -- the recording on SD722 contained just the soundboard feed.  The Radio Johnson recording just had 1 onstage mic track recorded.  So, I mixed them together in SoundForge 9.0.  Unfortunately the onstage mic track had 7-8 dropouts eac of 1-3 seconds in it (and was missing "You Ain't Goin' Nowhere" which is presented here as just the SBD recording).  The Radio Johnson recording also did not sync up time-wise with the SBD feed, so I painstakingly synched them up by adding .01 second fills to the onstage mic track when they got out of sync (approx. 1 per minute) and then mixed the tracks together (reducing the SBD volume by -0.3 db).  I hope you all appreicate the HOURS AND HOURS I spent on this!  :-)  I think it sounds great!
