Howie Day
April 26th, 2004
Metro Club
London, England


Taper:      Matthew Ward (mattward2k@hotmail.com)
Location:   5th Row (standing)
Source:     Dynamic Mic ? NetMD (ATRAC LP2) ? Zoom MRS-4 ? Realtek AC97 ? 16bit 44.1Khz
Conversion: Matthew Ward
            CD WAVE ? Sound Forge XP 4.0 ? mkwAct 0.97 beta 1 ? SHN

Editing:    Smoothing (-3)
            31Hz  @ -5.4dB           1000Hz  @ -1.6dB
            62Hz  @ -1.6dB           2000Hz  @ -15.2dB
            125Hz @  1.2dB           4000Hz  @ -42.0dB
            250Hz @  2.3dB           8000Hz  @ -60.0dB
            500Hz @  1.2dB           16000Hz @ -60.0dB


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Please do not convert this show into
lossy formats such as MP3
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Disc 1:
t01    Intro                                   00:42
t02    Brace Yourself                          03:45
t03    Perfect Time of Day                     04:24
t04    Numbness for Sound                      07:24
t05    Sunday Morning Song                     06:15
t06    End of Our Days                         05:39
t07    So, Goodbye                             04:58
t08    Slow Down                               04:04
                  
                                 Disc 1 Total: 37:11

Disc 2:
t01    Collide (Long Outro)                    08:03
t02    Secret                                  05:32
t03    You and a Promise (Drum/Reverse Outro)  09:53
t04    Sorry So Sorry *                        07:11
t05    She Says *                              05:04
t06    Morning After                           06:42

                                 Disc 2 Total: 42:25

                                Show Total:  1:19:36
Key: 
* Howie solo


Notes:
First time taping so didn't come out amazingly well (as most of the
equipment was borrowed from other people), but I did some
smoothing and equalising so its not too bad. Great show, first full
Howie UK show and really worth it - audience was really supportive
and into the show. Technically this show can be squeezed onto an
80 minute CD which you're welcome to do, but for ease I decided
to split it into 2 separate discs. 


 - Compiled by Matthew Ward :: 2004-04-27/28