Dave Matthews Band
February 4, 1993
Flood Zone
Richmond, VA


Source:		DSBD > DAT

Conversion:	Tascam da20 > RME Digi96/PAD
		Sound Forge 4.5a (record/resample) > CDWav > MKWact
		Louie Rendek <ljr7@yahoo.com>

Disc One <set I>:

01:		Intro				-	00:19.11
02:		Granny				-	04:51.41
03:		What Would You Say		-	06:27.74
04:		Help Myself			-	05:07.59
05:		Lie In Our Graves		-	06:33.03
06:		Peter & Stefan ->		-	02:34.31
07:		So Much To Say			-	04:22.19
08:		Seek Up				-	09:11.68
09:		Halloween			-	06:36.55
10:		Recently			-	08:21.06
11:		Warehouse &			-	08:41.09

Total:						-	63:05.80

Disc Two <set II>:

01:		I'll Back You Up $		-	05:57.42
02:		Rhyme And Reason #		-	03:29.54
03:		Best Of What's Around #		-	04:20.08
04:		Satellite			-	05:53.29
05:		One Sweet World			-	05:39.70
06:		Two Step			-	12:14.25
07:		True Reflections		-	09:00.53
08:		Ants Marching			-	04:20.72
09:		E:  All Along The Watchtower	-	07:11.47

Total:						-	58:07.00

&	'Wild Thing' outro
$	Dave and Boyd
#	Dave solo

Notes:
----------
*	A band called The Authority opened for DMB tonight.  From NYC.
*	Halloween clips in a couple of spots.
*	This show supposedly was two sets, but after Warehouse (where
	the set break supposedly took place) there isn't any indication
	that they are taking a set break.  This could have been missing
	from the DAT, I had two separate DAT sources for this show and
	neither had any suggestion of a set break.  Now, IBYU R&R and
	BOWA were done Dave solo, which usually happens at the beginning
	of a new set.  Just an FYI.
*	There was a feedback burst at 0:19 in Satellite that I smoothed.
*	The encore break is missing, the taper cut the tape right after
	Ants, so you don't even get to hear Dave say "good night".
*	AATW fades in during the intro lyrics to the song.
*	The DAT this show was on (both copies I had) were 60m, two hour
	DATs.  I think that explains all the cuts, probably after this
	show was mastered, in trading, it was easier to put the show
	on a two hour DAT, but in order to fit it on a two hour DAT,
	the person spreading it had to cut out little pieces of the end
	of sets, etc.

*  compiled by Louie Rendek <ljr7@yahoo.com> on May 20, 2005.

