Blues Traveler
October 13th, 1994
State Theatre, Detroit, MI

Master:
source/generation unknown, but possibly
B&K 4011 (110^)>Neumann BS-48i2>Mod Sony D10pro
if this source is correct, taped by Mark Lamke and Dom Tringale
low-gen cassettes (1st or 2nd gen) provided by Todd Friesen

Conversion:
Onkyo TA-6711>Tascam DA-20>Microtrack 24/96>WAV>Sound Studio 4.2>xACT 2.18>FLAC
by Dave Mallick

Disc 1 Total: [70:37.50]
01. Crash Burn             [04:05.17]
02. Freedom                [04:33.53]
03. Gina                   [06:34.00]
04. What's For Breakfast>  [04:04.70]
05. Jabberwock>            [04:22.10]
06. Brother John           [11:42.68]
07. Save His Soul          [03:58.04]
08. Fallible               [07:04.28]
09. 100 Years>             [04:40.41]
10. Sweet Pain             [13:36.19]
11. NY Prophesie           [05:55.40]

Disc 2 Total: [60:26.73]
01. Ivory Tusk>*           [00:56.51]
02. Miss You               [05:16.00]
03. Stand                  [07:40.51]
04. Mulling It Over        [08:49.00]
05. Optimistic Thought     [04:07.33]
06. Dropping Some NYC>     [03:37.60]
07. Sweet Talking Hippie   [17:08.09]
08. But Anyway             [07:41.73]
09. E: Love & Greed        [05:09.21]

* instrumental bridge portion only, as an intro to Miss You; this has never been
  played this way before or since.

Notes:
- Likely from a DAT source, since d1t09 had enough overlap on sides A and B of
  tape 1 to reconstruct it. The sound does change somewhat between d2t04 and
  d2t05 due to the change between tape 1 side B and tape 2 side A.
- Brief silence removed at 12:41 of d1t10 during Bob and John's tuning.
- Tape stoppage between main set and encore; faded out/in at 6:33 of d2t08.

