Dave Matthews Band
Wednesday, July 21, 2004
Tweeter Center at the Waterfront
Camden, NJ
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Source: Shure CMC-16's > SP-SPSB-1 w/ Bass Rolloff @ 107 Hz > Sony MZ-N707/Sony MZ-R70 *
Setup:	Front of lawn; ~15 feet from speakers. Seats 33-34.  14' stand.  A-B Mics, 2 ft
	apart.
Conv:	Sony MZ-N707 > Headphone (Anlg) Out > RCA Split > Delta 1010LT > Cakewalk Guitar
	Tracks Pro > Normalization to 100% > Wave Export > Cakewalk Pyro 2004 > Track
	Division & Loudness Maximization > Wave Export > FLAC Frontend > FLAC (Level 5)
Taper:	Robby Grossman (robby@robbygrossman.com)

*	I alternated recorders during tape flips.  All flips were done during crowd noise
	and have been edited down so as to make them seemless.
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Disclaimer:	PLEASE DO NOT CONVERT TO ANY LOSSY FORMAT SUCH AS MP3
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Disc 1:
1.	Intro
2.	Fonzies New Idea [Tease]
3.	Fool to Think
4.	Grey Street
5.	Drive in Drive out
6.	Seek Up %
7.	Joy Ride
8.	Crazy Easy
9.	Intro to... !
10.	Crush

Disc 2:
1.	The Stone
2.	Where Are You Going
3.	Intro to... #
4.	Sugar Will
5.	Intro to...
6.	Hello Again @
7.	Jimi Thing
8.	Help Myself

Disc 3:
1.	Don't Drink the Water
2.	If I Had it All
3.	What Would You Say
4.	Encore Break $
5.	Good Good Time
6.	Tripping Billies

#	If you leave out the Encore Break, you can fit this on two discs by starting
	disc 2 with the introduction to "Sugar Will"
!	I believe there is a "#41" tease in there on the bassline.  What a cruel bastard
	Steffan is. :P
@	Contains a Carter "has fifty hands" Beauford solo.
$	Bastards brought back the "Two Step" chant.
%	First playing all tour
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A sincere thank you goes to DMB management, who came over and told the head of Tweeter
Management to fuck off (he said it nicer than that) when he tried to stop me from taping
due to his own ignorance.  A "thanks, but no thanks" goes out to the man who stood next
to me, who offered to show me his wife's breasts against her will.  A shoutout goes to
Alan for wanting me to give him a shoutout.  Happy Birthday Chris!  Sorry I missed ya!
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Compiled by Robby Grossman on 07-22-2004.