Surrender to the Air
1996-04-01

The Academy of Music
234 W. 43rd St.
New York, NY

FLAC 16/48

e-tree TBD

show id: http://db.etree.org/lookup_show.php?shows_key=62120

Musicians:
Trey Anastasio - guitar
Jon Fishman - drums
Bob Gullotti - drums
Oteil Burbridge - bass
John Medeski - organ
Michael Ray - trumpet
Marshall Allen - saxophone
Marc Ribot - guitar
Damon Choice - vibraphone/keyboards
James Harvey - trombone
Kofi Burbridge - flute


Recording:
(equipment not listed, believed to be:) AKG460+ck61 > Tascam DA-P1 > DAT(m)

Transfer:
DAT(m) > Tascam DA-20 > S/PDIF > Tascam HD-P2 > CF/WAV [16/48]
[straight through direct digital]

"phisham-009" release 2018-TBD
recorded and transferred by "phisham" John Isham <isham.john@gmail.com>
[formerly isham@jeremy.ecs.umass.edu - now defunct]


Set 1: (52:01)

improv


Set 2: (64:58)

improv



Processing:

No edits. Bit-perfect transfers from masters.
Sets split using wavbreaker 0.11
FLAC encoded and tagged using flac/metaflac 1.3.2


Notes:

Noticeable crowd noise in many places.

I'm not going to attempt to track-split this. Even if I could find clean
breaks between songs, they flow one into the next. And judging by the album,
half the songs would be name "And Furthermore".

Enjoy it the way it was performed, as full seamless sets of improv.

At around 25 minutes into set 1, I hear Miles Davis's "It's About That Time". I'm not
that good at identifying Jazz, I was just lucky enough to have listened it the day
before I did the transfer and recognized it. I think a friend of mine (Gary?)
may have said something like that at the show, but it didn't mean anything to me
all those years ago.

Legend says these two shows were the last two shows at the Academy before it was
closed down.


FLAC Fingerprints:

stta1996-04-01-s1.flac:d4b91409a22ecc483b8577a3bc48e998
stta1996-04-01-s2.flac:63319107621051bd1880f5dc0dd40b28


