Low - live at the Urban Art Bar, Houston, TX, Sept. 9, 1995 Source: audience DAT recording -- probably a Sony D-7 using Core Sound Binaurals. Lineage: DAT[2] (2nd gen digital clone at 48kHz) > Panasonic rackmount DAT > Audiomedia III > Sound Designer II > Logic Audio 4.x > SR convert (44.1 kHz) > CDR > DAE > SHN > xACT > .flac Setlist:  Over the Ocean, Turn, Violence, Lazy (short version), Cut, Shame, Swingin', Caroline 2, Transmission, Alone, Lullaby Notes: Taken from a 2nd gen digital clone of the DAT master. Digitally transferred in 2001 via Audiomedia III soundcard to hard disk, resampled to 44.1kHz using Logic Audio 4.0, and burned to CD. Extracted from the audio CD, via a Plextor drive, in 2005, and converted to SHNs in 2005. Archived SHNs converted to FLAC in 2007. This is a great audience DAT recording with a nice, full bass and a balanced sound.  Once the show gets going, the audience is very quiet and respectful. The performance of "Cut" is especially nice. There's one minor flaw, however.  The show was taped on a Sony portable DAT recorder, and I'm guessing it was a D7, because I'm told that particular model had a design problem:  while you were taping, turning on the display light would cause a high-pitched buzz to show up on your recording while the light was on. In the case of this recording, the buzz only shows up in one channel, at something like 700 Hz;  the first couple songs have the buzz at varying degrees throughout -- most of the time it's pretty quiet, but at times it gets a bit louder.  After that, however, the taper turns the light off, and it only shows up occasionally when he's checking his recorder -- which is sometimes between songs, sometimes during the song, but generally only for a second or two. This description makes it sound a lot more obnoxious than it actually is -- really, it's only noticeable during the first few songs, i.e. when it's constant.  After that, it's so sporadic that it's not a problem at all, really, and otherwise the recording is terrific -- one of the best Low audience DATs I've heard -- so don't pass up this show on account of it. Levels are normalized -- I don't remember whether the DAT came that way, or whether I did a non-destructive gain increase as I burned the soundfile to CD, but either way no additional gain should be needed or applied. Thanks to M.W. for sharing this DAT with me. Enjoy! low1995-09-09d1t01.flac:bed54ed43d0ca0d4d539d5ce2fd2ffe2 low1995-09-09d1t02.flac:f63eea87cfa2063af57ec39580302d48 low1995-09-09d1t03.flac:09c6d9bbf2bc0d3645d7eb2f83351db1 low1995-09-09d1t04.flac:e9665113a7abc02ef7cecc3d82684ed2 low1995-09-09d1t05.flac:d13c123db322b9900cfbc340cf49d3bb low1995-09-09d1t06.flac:32b23e2371884d88e505516ecf445f97 low1995-09-09d1t07.flac:345c82a4f2ff5dd5ab958c7a8c607273 low1995-09-09d1t08.flac:e5c4ca1d0d996d558b53c521fb936e1a low1995-09-09d1t09.flac:6800bcc5fa6a7f7b4d80ccf481b6f3d9 low1995-09-09d1t10.flac:8bbe68b9def32bfa947f2fea38c969a0 low1995-09-09d1t11.flac:920b10709b10d2e9d308efc367186997 low1995-09-09d1t12.flac:285da26f30007a2ca5b2249883ecfb6a App\Http\Controllers\Api\FileDownloadController::download(): Return value must be of type string, none returned