Grateful Dead
10/12/84  Augusta Civic Center, Augusta, ME
	Source : MAC > CDR > CDR > CDR > SHN

Mike Rice's Master Audience Cassette;
Nakamichi CM100 mics w/ shotgun capsules > Sony D5 cassette deck:
Master cassette played back via a Nakamichi DR-1 cassette deck> HHb 850 CDR;
"Exact Audio Copy" for "Digital Audio Extraction" >  Harddrive >
   "Cool Edit" for editing > "CDWave"  > "CDRWin" > Matsushita 7582 4x CDR

CDR Mastering by Gregg Nixon / Scott Clugston - 1/00
SHN Mastering (EACx2) by John Oleynick - 2/00

Disc 1
	---- Set 2 ----
	1. Stranger
	2. Roses
	3. On the Road Again
	4. Jack-A-Roe
	5. Used to Love Her
	6. Cumberland
	7. Music

Disc 2
	---- Set 2 ----
	1. Cold Rain
	2. Sailor >
	3. Saint >
	4. Don't Need Love >
	5. UJB >
	6. Drums //

Disc 3
	---- Set 2 Continued ----
	1. // Drums >
	2. Space >
	3. Playin' Reprise >
	4. UJB Reprise >
	5. Dew
	---- Encore ----
	6. Good Lovin'


Defects:

d1t01 9:35 - tick (Stranger)
d1t04 4:13 - quiet tick (Jack A Roe)
d1t04 5:24 - splice (between songs)
d1t06 3:01 - brief fadeout of left channel (Used to Love Her)

d2t01 0:26, 0:48, 2:16, 2:30 - not digi-noise, but some odd noise.  Is that 
				some weird percussion or someone's amp?  
				Whatever it is, it's from the master cassette 
				and not digi-noise (Cold Rain)
d2t02 0:55, 0:56 - quiet ticks? (Sailor)
d2t02 1:29, 1:37, 1:38, 1:43, 2:45, 2:48, 2:50, 2:54, 3:19, 5:29, 
				5:31, 5:39, 5:47, 5:57... - not digi-noise,
				that same odd noise again.
d2t4 0:17-0:18, 0:21-0:23 - not digi-noise, static in someone's amp. 
				Was that odd noise someone's amp slowly
				breaking down until it finally blows up
				here?  (Don't Need Love)

d2t6/d3t1 - drums split due to analog tape flip
d3t3 0:27, 0:35, 0:39 - static? (Playin' rerpise)
