Yonder Mountain String Band


Live at "The Blue Note"
Columbia, MO
Sunday, January 29, 2006


Source: DSBD (via Cardas Golden Reference XLR's>RCA's) > Sony PCM-R300 w/ SBM @ 48k > 
             Sony PDP-95C DAT (set 1); Sony PDP-125C DAT (set 2)

Transfer: DAT's > Sony PCM-R300 > Monster Interlink 200 Optical Cable > 
               ADS Tech RDX-150 (S/PDIF pass-thru) > USB > Sound Forge 8.0* @ 16/48 > WAV > 
               CD Wave Editor > Flac Frontend (level 8, verify, sector align) > FLAC16

	* - Sound Forge was used to record; Resampled to 44.1k w/ anti alias filter & interpolation
                     accuracy at highest setting (4 of 4); The right channel (Set 1 only) was muted and the 
                     left channel was duplicated to replace it (see notes below); Fades Added
                     

Taped & Transferred by:  STLBlues

Uploaded to bt.etree.org on 2/9/06 by:  STLBlues


Set 1 (Disc 1):

01.  Intro
02.  Dawn's Early Light >
03.  Cuckoo's Nest
04.  Left Me In A Hole
05.  Maid Of The Canyon
06.  Half Moon Rising
07.  Deep Pockets
08.  Troubled Mind
09.  Steep Grade Sharp Curves
10.  Another Day
11.  Different Day
12.  Traffic Jam >
13.  Little Rabbit >
14.  Traffic Jam
15.  Her Majesty

Set 2A (Disc 2):

01.  Intro
02.  Ruby >
03.  Good Hearted Woman >
04.  Dear Prudence
05.  Things You're Selling
06.  Old Plank Road
07.  20 Eyes
08.  Train Bound For Gloryland >
09.  Granny Woncha Smoke Some

Set 2B (Disc 3):

01.  Big Spike Hammer
02.  Going Up
03.  Peace Of Mind >
04.  Robot Jam >
05.  Peace Of Mind >
06.  No Expectations

Encore:

07.  Holdin'


Taper Notes:

The signal Ben Hines was sending to me from the SBD during set 1 was extremely low on the right 
channel (Ben didn't know why).  After the playback/transfer, I noticed some static on the right 
channel.  I opted to mute the channel, and replaced it w/ a duplicate of the left channel.  This also 
causes each flac file in set 1 to be half the size it should be, but when decoded, the .wav files are the 
size they should be.  To my ears it's impossible to tell a difference, it still sounds great.  This is most
likely due to the fact that YMSB doesn't use a real stereo mix during live shows.  Set 2 was NOT 
affected.  Ben had done some fooling around with the SBD during the intermission, and the problem 
was fixed.

SPECIAL THANKS to the band & their soundman Ben Hines!!!