Los Lobos
11-Mar-1985
Commodore Ballroom
Vancouver, British Columbia

***FOR TRADE ONLY***
Please Do Not encode to MP3

Master: Sbd > PCM Master > PCM Clone > CDR

Transfer: CDR (Teac CD-224E) > EAC (v.0.9b3)("Copy Range" mode to recombine tracks)>Sound Forge (v. 6.0) > (CDWAV (v.1.71) > WAV > mkwACT (v.0.97b1) > SHN

PCM > CDR Transfer by Charlie Neath
Editing and SHN transfer by Dan Gale (dgale@loslobos.org)
http://LosLobos.setlist.com

Disc 1:
01. Will The Wolf Survive?  4:01
02. We're Gonna Rock  2:20
03. Come On, Let's Go  3:05
04. Our Last Night  3:15
05. Walking Song  3:27
06. How Much Can I Do?  3:04
07. Anselma  3:46
08. Buzz Buzz Buzz  3:06
09. A Matter of Time  3:31
10. Evangeline  2:40
11. I Got Loaded  3:31
12. Let's Say Goodnight  4:13
13. Corrido #1  2:58
14. Serenata Norte?a  3:29
15. Volver, Volver  3:20
16. I Got To Let You Know  3:29
17. My Baby's Gone  3:31
18. Farmer John  3:08

Disc 2:
01. Don't Worry Baby >  3:06
02. 300 Pounds of Heavenly Joy >  6:14
03. (Band Introduction) >  1:49
04. "Get Down" Jam >  4:42
05. Mighty Old Love >  3:41
06. La Bamba  4:10
07. Why Do You Do?  3:40
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Encores:
08. (Crowd/Tuning)  1:39
09. The Town I Live In  7:57
10. I'm Gonna Be a Wheel Someday  3:46
11. All Night Long  4:34


Note: Sound Forge used to splice audio discs 1&2 back together into one complete WAV file.  Original split was right after "Farmer John" and both audio discs had sufficient overlap to allow a seamless splice. 

Sound Forge also used to remove the following flaws that were present on the source recording:

- Dropout during "Will The Wolf Survive" at 2:05 removed
- End of "We're Gonna Rock" missing - faded out at 2:14
- Dropout during "Walking Song" at 2:18 removed

Sector boundaries verified with shntool (v.1.01)

A 45min portion of this recording has circulated for years on cassette, but not only was it incomplete but it also was noticeably inferior in quality.  Thanks are due to Charlie for supplying me a copy from his PCM clone - an extremely rare all-digital recording from the early days.  Enjoy - this is a gem!
