Dave Matthews Band
August 8, 2009
Nissan Pavilion at Stone Ridge
Bristow, Va


Taper: Rockinman

Location: Behind Soundboard, DFC, mics DINA 90 config, Stand at 11 feet
Source: Akg460mods/ck63 hypercaps(bass rolloff)>UA5(Wmod)preamp>M-Audio Microtrack II(SPDIF in)
Transfer: Microtrack II->USB->PC
Processing: No normalization applied,L3 Waves Volume Maximizer applied using Soundforge 8.0., fade in & fade out applied
Conversion: CD Wave Editor for track splitting and Flac24 Conversion @ level 5
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*******THIS 24 BIT RECORDING IS NOT FOR CDR****************************
*******A 16 BIT VERSION EXISTS*****************************************
*****  DO NOT ENCODE THIS SHOW TO LOSSY FORMATS ***********************
****** DO NOT SELL OR DISTRIBUTE FOR PROFIT****************************
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Disc 1

01. Intro
02. Why I Am
03. Funny the Way It Is
04. Seven
05. You Might Die Trying
06. Lie in Our Graves-->
07. Shake Me Like a Monkey
08. I'll Back You Up
09. #41
10. Raven
11. Burning Down the House %
12. Lying in the Hands of God
13. Dancing Nancies
14. Grey Street
15. You & Me
16. Crash Into Me
17. Time Bomb

18. Encore Break

Encore

19. Squirm
20. All Along the Watchtower(Stefan Bass intro)




% Talking Heads cover



Thanks to Chad for the hospitality and tickets and Kurt for the additional tickets. Thanks to Tim B. for the setup help.  Thanks especially to Frank V. for assisting me and for helping with expenses.  Also thanks to Kim of WDS for the drinks ;)


Compiled by Tom Gambichler on August 25, 2009


Reconversion notes: Original source was converted as 16 bit/48kHz due incorrect setting on L3 Waves Volume Maximizer which was set to 16 bit therefore a smaller than normal total flac file size. Reconverted source from original 24/48 wav file and applied L3 Waves at 24 bit setting.  Resplit files in cd wav editor and assigned new flac fingerprints.

Thanks to Crumbo, Scott Brown and Smokin Joe for their help in determining why the flac file size was not its normal size. Turns out it was my doing.


Reconverted by Tom Gambichler on December 19, 2010 