Umphrey's McGee
02/21/04
The Funk Box
Baltimore, MD
OM Trio Opened

Source: SBD(delayed via TC Electronics D-Two) + Neumann KU-100(at DFC, 10' from stage) -> Allen & Heath WZ12:4:2 -> Sony R-500 w/SBM-1 -> DAP-1(master) -> D-100(48khz,DAT/4)

Transfer: D100 -> UA-5 -> Toshiba Satellite 1135-S155 -> Soundforge 6(normalized & resample to 44.1khz w/anti-alias filter 4/4) -> CDwav(splits) -> Flac

Taped by Kevin Browning & Chris Clark(clark@taperssection.com)
Transfered by Chris Clark

Set1:				69:42
Disc1
1. Kat's Tune ->		04:13
2. Much Obliged -> 		04:05
3. Jazz Odyssey ->		04:41
4. The Crooked One		08:30
5. FF -> Jam			08:26
6. Brideless			10:35
7. White Man's Moccasins	07:19
8. Uncle Wally			05:41
9. All in Time			16:08

Set2:				88:19
Disc2
1. Crowd/Banter			01:51
2. Professor Wormbog		06:23
3. When the World is Running Down^ -> 07:02
4. "jimmy stewart"		06:38
5. Blue Echo ->			02:26
6. Jam ->			02:18
7. Blue Echo ->			03:27
8. Jam ->##			09:44
9. Push the Pig			10:59
10. All Things Ninja		16:34
11. Wife Soup			15:18
Encore
12. Crowd/Banter		02:12
13. Waiting Room		03:20

Notes:
Joshua Redman sat in on saxaphones for entire second set
^ with Ilya Stemkovsky (OM Trio) on percussion; with Another Brick In the Wall tease in the intro
## with Hot For Teacher tease at the end

Tech Note: 
Wormbog can be added to D1 to make the show fit on 2 discs
-I Decided to transfer this sbd source after listening to the Wilson Matrix, as i felt that the other source had some very harsh spots in the vocals. Browning's Matrix was much cleaner. -I also tracked this a little different, leaving the FF>jam complete as 1 track and broke up the blue echo>jam>blue echo>jam section in set2, which is just blue echo>jam broken up in the wilson source. Enjoy!