Blues Traveler
June 4th, 1993
Liberty Lunch, Austin, TX

Master:
SBD>Nakamichi MR-2>Cass(m)
by John White

Conversion:
Cass(m)>Onkyo TA-6711>Tascam DA-20>Microtrack 24/96>WAV>
Sound Studio 2.2.4>xaCT 2.13>FLAC
by Dave Mallick

Disc 1 [69:06.51]
01. Love & Greed                                            [05:36.57]
02. Mulling It Over                                         [06:33.74]
03. Dropping Some NYC                                       [03:11.68]
04. Save His Soul                                           [04:14.04]
05. Believe Me                                              [05:38.67]
06. Slow Change                                             [08:53.37]
07. The Poignant & Epic Saga Of Featherhead And Lucky Lack  [06:44.56]
08. Optimistic Thought                                      [03:54.21]
09. Escaping                                                [07:28.41]
10. But Any//way                                            [06:17.65]
11. Brother John                                            [10:32.11]

Disc 2 [71:43.52]
01. //Manhattan Bridge>                                     [02:23.61]
02. 100 Years>                                              [04:27.08]
03. Sweet Pain                                              [12:01.55]
04. NY Prophesie                                            [05:44.11]
05. Support Your Local Emperor                              [08:36.40]
06. Whoops                                                  [10:40.11]
07. Crash Burn/                                             [03:35.58]
08. Gina                                                    [06:57.11]
09. Mountain Cry                                            [12:50.00]
10. E: What's For Breakfast                                 [04:27.22]

Notes:
- Horrendous buzz throughout the first five tracks. Finally eliminated
  midway through track 5, after several dropouts in mid-song. Curiously,
  this is not on the previously existing source. Possibly only a problem
  downstream, or a separate board feed from a patch bay?
- Tape flips in the middle of d1t10, after d1t11, and after d2t07. The
  beginning of d2t01 cuts in slightly.