Edie Brickell & New Bohemians performing as The Slip
3/8/1996
Club Dada, Dallas, TX

Source: SBD/AUD matrix > ? > DAT @ 44.1kHz
Conversion: DA-20 MK II > S/PDIF > Audiophile 2496 > Sound Forge > flac16
DAT provided by: Eric Schwartz
Converted by: Mark Domyancich (mark.domyancich@gmail.com)

***DO NOT ENCODE TO MP3 OR ANY OTHER LOSSY FORMAT***

CD 1:                       [34:51.48]

Set I:
 1. Sampler Jam >           [01:56.25]
 2. Grinder                 [04:09.49]
 3. Shenandoah              [05:31.15]
 4. Girl In A Magazine      [05:56.41]
 5. Red Eyes                [04:37.43]
 6. *                       [06:04.24]
 7. Jeanine                 [06:36.01]

CD 2:                       [75:56.12]

Set II:
 1. Jam >                   [08:03.11]
 2. Reason 2009             [06:14.06]
 3. Seven Wonders           [05:40.35]
 4. Shy                     [04:08.34]
 5. Jam                     [06:21.57]
 6. I Know*                 [08:50.02]
 7. *                       [03:30.26]
 8. //It's Not True*        [04:50.06]
 9. Stay                    [08:06.54]
10. Shenandoah              [06:35.50]
11. I'm So Sorry*           [07:19.71]
12. Girl In A Magazine      [06:15.35]

Notes:
-First (and was planned as a "one time") performance. This band was Edie's
 project after her solo album in 1994. It included former New Bohemians
 bandmates Kenny Withrow on guitar, John Bush on drums, and local Dallas
 musicians Scott Johnson on bass and Zac Baird on keyboards. The band performed
 a handful of dates between March and October of 1996 but disbanded after their
 album "Give 'Em The Slip" was turned down from Geffen. "Girl In A Magazine" and
 "Invisible Man" from that album are available on "Edie Brickell & New
 Bohemians: Ultimate Collection" from Hip-O Records.
-This fileset is named "ebs," although the band name was simply The Slip.
 However since there is already a band around today with the same name, I
 decided to go with this one.
-"SBD4+4/M" was written on the DAT j-card. I have no idea what this means!
-There is some underlying hiss that may be attributed to a cassette generation;
 however the show maintains the broad dynamics that are inherent with DAT
 recordings. I have therefore labeled the source as "SBD/AUD matrix > ? > DAT."
-Tracks with asteriks (*) are currently unknown songs. I have given some names
 based on repeating lines.
-Some strange TV-like sounds begin on d1t04 at 05:44 and happen intermittently
 throughout the show. At one point it rattles the bass drum which leads me to
 believe this is something set up on the stage.
-Slight pop in the left channel on d1t06 at 03:44. Attempts to repair this were
 unsuccessful.
-Cabling issues occurred in the left channel on d1t07 at 02:24. I repaired them
 by copying the right channel and pasting it over the left. Some slight errors
 still occur but it is an improvement.
-Slight bass distortion in the right channel on d2t01 at 01:39 and 01:43; guitar
 problems in the left channel start at 02:14 and continue for most of the track.
-Diginoise in the right channel on d2t02 at 00:59.
-d2t08 cuts in (which was preceded by several seconds of silence). I deleted all
 but 3 seconds of it to make the track transition smoother without adding a fade
 mid-set.
-Slight fuzz in the left channel on d2t09 at 03:41 and at 04:00.
-Some slight scratching sounds on d2t12 at 02:11 and 02:34 (both in the right
 channel), 02:45 and 03:18 (both in the left channel).
-10 second fades were added to the beginning and end of each set.