Trey Anastasio
April 29, 2005
Beale Street Music Festival
Memphis, TN

Please Read the
General Notes and Disclaimer:

1.      At the beginning of Get Back on the Train, I informed the chick in front of me I had on a mic.
	As you will hear, she proceeds to tell me to get away, and not to "shush" her.	I never said
	be quiet, I just asked her not to yell at me. She kept turning around and yelling right	into
	my face. I was baffled, I don't quite understand why she had to turn around to yell. Everyone
	else around me was aware I had a mic, and with the exception of this girl & her boyfriend,
	was curtious enough to limit their conversation, or to move away. I didn't even have to explain
	this. Anytime someone said anything directly to me "Can I borrow your lighter?", all I had
	to do was simply point at the mic, and they didn't speak to me the rest of the evening. Simple
	enough you would think. I did have to answer several questions throughout the show, but
	people got the idea.

2. 	Also note that it monsooned for five hours leading up to this show. The acoustic set was
	precipitated by the need to uncover the equipment, and get the sound ready, which you will
	here was still screwed up for the first part of Night Speaks. It was also quite windy, but it
	is not too noticable.

3.	Trey mentions reading reviews online presumably after the Virginia show, and responds.

4.	All this being said, the show was fun, the music was generally good, and I look forward to good
	things to come. Good things come to those who wait.

Source:  Sony ECM-717>Sony MD Walkman MZ-R70 [35 feet back from stage, 2 people left of dead center]

transfer: Sony MD Walkman MZ-R70> mini stereo to mini stereo> The WavNormalizer> cdWave> FLAC Frontend

taped/transfered by  Mr. P

Disc 1:
1.  Chalkdust Torture
2.  Love is Freedom
3.  Bathtub Gin
4.  Wasted Bitch Interlude
5.  Get Back on the Train
6.  Talk
7.  Waste
8.  Night Speaks to a Women
9.  Low

Disc 2:
10. Mr. Completely
11. Bar 17
12. Push On 'Til the Day
13. In the Light

Encore:
14. Come As Melody


Special Thanks to Stetson for the hotel and rental car, dr. washington and terry for the sound bites.