Los Lobos
14-Oct-1996
Metropol
Pittsburgh, PA

***FOR TRADE ONLY***Please Do Not encode to MP3

Master: Audio Technica 825 > DAT Master (Sony TCD-D7) > 1st Gen Cassette

Transfer: 1st Gen Cassette (Nakamichi RX-202) > SBM > PCM R500 (pass through for A/D only @44.1kHz) > VXPocket v2 > Dell Inspiron 9300 > Sound Forge (v. 6.0)(editing, fading) > (CDWAV (v.1.71)> WAV > FLAC Frontend (v.1.7.0.1) > FLAC

Cassette provided by Frank Smiglewski (smig316@zoominternet.net)
Transfer by Dan Gale (dgale@loslobos.org)
http://LosLobos.setlist.com

Total time 97:54
607 MB

Disc 1 (52:36)
01. (Crowd/Tuning)  1:36
02. Pigfoot Shuffle  3:07
03. Georgia Slop  3:09
04. Don't Worry Baby  4:01
05. I Walk Alone  3:01
06. Dream in Blue >  5:41
07. Maricela  4:47
08. Revolution  5:48
09. Everybody Loves a Train  5:19
10. Colossal Head  4:17
11. Just a Man  11:45

Disc 2 (45:18)
01. (Crowd/Tuning)  0:59
02. Los Ojos De Pancha  3:02
03. I Got To Let You Know  3:09
04. Anselma  4:23
05. Let's Say Goodnight  5:28
06. This Bird's Gonna Fly  5:10
07. Mas y Mas  8:15
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Encores:
08. (Crowd/Tuning)  2:31
09. Papa Was a Rolling Stone >  2:44
10. I Can't Understand  4:48
11. I Got Loaded  4:44

Notes: 

Thanks to Frank for loaning me his cassette copy of this show for transfer, which he got from the taper years ago.  To date a DAT or otherwise all-digital version of this show has never surfaced.  This cassette copy cut at 11:01 of d1t11 (Just a Man), which appeared to be the result of a cassette flip during the DAT>CAS transfer.  I have a lesser quality transfer of this show I made several years back from an unknown cassette source.  This source is possibly the same as Frank's cassette but with more analog sound degredation, although it could be from a different source all together.  "Just a Man" is complete on my source, so I crossfaded in the end of Just a Man".  There still is a brief amount of crowd noise missing after the end of Just a Man, so I could not make the recording totally seamless, but all music is now intact.

The patched last section of "Just a Man" has a different pitch than the first part of the song.