Blues Traveler
December 30th, 1995
Roseland Ballroom, New York, NY

Master:
Sennheiser 441's>D7
Taper unknown

Conversion:
Tascam DA-20>Egosys U2A>Sound Studio 2.1.1b3>AIFF>xACT 1.4d12
by Dave Mallick [greenone@bluestraveler.net]

Disc 1 [66:29.43]
01. Sweet Talking Hippie>  [05:05.21]
02. Optimistic Thought>    [03:02.57]
03. Mulling It Over>       [08:04.30]
04. Closing Down The Park> [11:10.69]
05. Jabberwock>            [05:11.10]
06. Gina>                  [02:18.10]
07. Sweet Talking Hippie>  [00:20.33]
08. Hook>                  [03:10.66]
09. Sweet Talking Hippie>  [01:53.51]
10. Gina>                  [05:50.17]
11. Look Around>           [07:41.40]
12. Five To One>           [04:15.67]
13. Sweet Talking Hippie   [08:24.22]

Disc 2 [57:26.24]
01. 100 Years>*            [04:45.64]
02. Sweet Pain>*           [11:35.69]
03. Go Outside & Drive>*   [21:29.59]
04. Run-Around>            [04:12.61]
05. Maybe I'm Wrong>       [04:16.00]
06. And So It Goes>        [08:57.25]
07. Hook                   [02:08.46]

Disc 3 [32:58.72]
01. Come Together>         [04:49.73]
02. Defense & Desire       [04:17.56]
03. Love & Greed           [08:44.43]
04. E: Crystal Flame       [15:06.50]

* with Arnie Lawrence on saxophone

Notes:
- Look at that first set. No, really, LOOK AT THAT FIRST SET. Longest
  segue to date, I believe.
- A few seconds of noise/distortion around 1:35 of d1t03, sounds like
  overloading.
- Slight "Manhattan Bridge" tease before "Look Around".
- Tick at 0:33 of Crystal Flame.
- It is believed that this particular master is missing the end of the
  first set; the only other clone I was able to find from this source
  (any source, actually) cuts out at 6:51 of "Look Around". The final 
  50 seconds, as well as all of "Five to One" and "Sweet Talking Hippie" 
  was patched from a 3rd-gen cassette, playback Denon DR-M44HX>DA-20 for 
  A/D and then following the lineage above, amplified 50% to match the 
  volume. No noise reduction was performed, so some hiss is noticeable.