Dave Matthews Band
07-26-02
ctnow Meadows Music Theater
Hartford, CT

Recorded By: Scott Brown
Source: DPA (B&K) 4022s > Sound Devices MP-2 > Audio Magic Sorcerer XLRs > Sonic AD2k+ @ 24bit, 44.1 khz > Audio Magic Sceptor II coax > Emagic EMI 2|6 > Digital Performer 3.02 > Amadeus 3.5.1 > Monkey's Audio Compressor > xACT 1.1 > flac
Section 100, row F seats 107, 108



01. Intro                    02:27.813
02. Don't Drink the Water    07:59.747
03. Grey Street              06:30.533
04. You Never Know           08:13.613
05. Captain                  05:33.853
06. One Sweet World          09:50.933
07. I Did It                 04:17.040
08. Proudest Monkey >        06:57.067
09. Satellite                06:18.000
10. Kit Kat Jam              06:05.400
11. Lover Lay Down >         08:12.653
12. The Stone                09:30.787
13. #41                      10:21.173
14. #36/Everyday             09:53.467
15. (Dancing Nancies)        01:10.560
16. Where Are You Going      03:49.319
17. (Dancing Nancies)        01:10.560
18. Warehouse                09:38.347
19. Two Step                 24:39.240
Encore:
20. Gravedigger              04:37.200
21. What You Are             09:19.413

Total: 156:27.892



notes:  This show was webcast by the Dave Matthews Band.  Dave also guested with Spearhead in the final song of their opening set.  Thanks to Steve Schatteman for setting the rig up on time while i was still on the road.

notes added 11-29-03:  I originally compressed this show into .ape, but later realized that Monkey's Audio had somehow corrupted tracks 3,4,16 and 20.  Attempts to extract on Windows failed, but when I tried to extract using the Mac OS X port of Monkey's Audio, I was able to extract those 4 tracks up until the error occured.  So I was able to salvage most of the 4 corrupt tracks, and the only lost parts were crowd noise anyway.  For track 3, I spliced in 30.68 seconds of my 16 bit source (from this rig).  For track 4, I spliced in 28.69 seconds.  For track 16, I spliced in 23.38 seconds.  Finally, for track 20, I spliced in 6.27 seconds.  There is a total of 87.52 seconds of 16 bit audio (all crowd noise anyway) in this source (not bad considering I thought monkey's audio had screwed me out of 4 whole songs).


compiled by scott brown on 7-27-02
edited on 11-29-03
