Phish
02-07-88
Nectars' Lounge - Burlington, VT

**Updated source including Dear Mrs. Reagan - 3/4/01**

AUD (1.5" wide stereo condensor) > Sony Walkman (Cass/0) > WAV > SHN
Original recording and SHN conversion by Rob Grego. Hope you enjoy.

Check out http://udel.edu/~bmohr/ph88-02-07.html

Fixes and notes by Ben Mohr (bmohr@udel.edu)

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 Disc 1:                 (46:01)
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-Set 1p-
1. Fire                  (05:17)
2. McGrupp               (08:55)
3. Shaggy Dog            (04:03)
4. Golgi Apparatus >     (04:46)
5. Alumni Blues          (07:08)
6. Peaches En Regalia    (04:57)
7. Phase Dance           (08:01)
8. Dear Mrs. Reagan//    (02:54)
[I Didn't Know]
[David Bowie]

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 Disc 2:                 (46:07)
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-Set 2p-
[Happy Birthday Jam]
1. AC/DC Bag ->          (06:43)
2. Timber (Jerry)        (08:02)
3. Flat Fee              (02:36)
4. Fee                   (05:30)
5. Possum                (05:53)
6. Lizards               (10:58)
7. Famous Mockingbird*// (06:25)
[Whipping Post]
-Set 3-
[Suzy Greenberg]
[TMWSIY > Avenu Malkenu > TMWSIY]
[Clod]
[The Curtain]
[The Ballad of Curtis Loew]
[Good Times Bad Times]

* first time played

Notes:
-I'm guessing mic location was next to soundboard since you can hear
  Paul talking to Trey who wanted monitor levels adjusted between songs
-Some minor distortion at certain peaks that were previously clipped
-d1t02 4:40 minute channel drop, 7:35 minor skip
-d2t02 2:09,3:49 volume drop, 5:11-5:14 muffled sound


Fixes:
-Clipping occurred in all tracks (98% in left channel):
  If clipping was minimal, I used SF4.5 pencil tool to fix wave. However,
  if the clipping was larger, I applied dynamic compression to
  milli-second clip maintaining the same RMS power.
-d1t03 2:37.330-2:38.088 left channel dropout fixed by applying right channel
-d1t06 3:39, 3:58 removed crackles - something hits the mics
-To reduce distortion of previously clipped peaks in left channel, the SF4.5
  channel converter converted a new left channel comprised of 90% left and 10% right.

