ï»¿Dave Matthews Band
October 12, 1994
The Stone Balloon Tavern & Concert Hall
Newark, DE


Taper: Unknown
Location: Soundboard
Source: Unknown DSBD
Transfer: DAT(@16/48kHz)>Tascam DA-20>M-Audio Microtrack II>USB>PC
Conversion: Tom Gambichler-WAV>Sound Forge 8,Resampled to 16/44kHz,
Fade in & fade out applied>L3 Waves Volume Maximizer>CD Wav Editor for
track splitting>WAV>Flac Frontend, compression @ level 5

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Disc 1

01. Intro                                       01:26
02. Seek Up                                     14:21
03. The Song That Jane Likes                    04:36
04. Dancing Nancies                             08:45
05. The Best of What's Around                   06:29
06. Get in Line                                 06:28
07. Cry Freedom                                 07:09
08. Tripping Billies                            06:00
09. #36                                         09:12


Total time Disc 1                               64:30


Disc 2

10. Jimi Thing                                  12:11
11. Granny                                      05:27
12. Rhyme & Reason                              05:52
13. Minarets (Scat intro)                       09:14                 
14. What Would You Say                          05:04
15. Recently                                    13:25

16. Encore Break                                02:11

Encore

17. Lover Lay Down                              06:02
18. Ants Marching (Direct intro)                06:59


Total time Disc 2                               66:30





Notes: This is the complete DSBD including the previously missing
encore LLD and Ants.  This is the first time the complete show has been
released into circulation

Received the DAT from Louie Rendek and it was well preserved and is in
great sounding shape.  Thanks to Louie for sending me this DAT to
convert.






Compiled by Tom Gambichler on April 28, 2011 