Dave Matthews & Tim Reynolds
McAlister Auditorium
Furman University
Greenville, SC
February 14, 1999

Taper:      	Unknown
Source Info:    DAUD -> ??? -> CD

Conversion: Adam Nelson (nelso222@msu.edu)

CD > flac:  EAC (secure mode, all tracks 100%) -> WAV -> flac frontend (level 6)
Tracks split using CD Wave v1.93.3


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                          PRESERVE THE QUALITY
                          DO NOT ENCODE TO MP3
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Track   |       Name            |   Time (m:s)
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d1t01		Intro				03:25
d1t02		Crush				11:03
d1t03		The Stone			09:05
d1t04		Two Step			10:15
d1t05		Stay				06:16
d1t06		#41				09:22
d1t07		Too Much			06:00
d1t08		Bartender ->			03:25
d1t09		Don't Drink The Water		07:32

d2t01		Intro				01:04
d2t02		Lie In Our Graves		10:02
d2t03		Crash Into Me			05:40
d2t04		Rheginos & The Resurrection *	09:47
d2t05		Wild Horses			07:12
d2t06		Jimi Thing ->			06:42
d2t07		What Will Become Of Me ->	02:52
d2t08		Pantala Naga Pampa		01:37
d2t09		Christmas Song			06:02
d2t10		Proudest Monkey ->		05:14
d2t11		Satellite			07:51
d2t12		Say Goodbye			06:01

d3t01		Intro				00:24
d3t02		Warehouse			08:41
d3t03		Breathing Space *		07:23
d3t04		Dancing Nancies		
d3t05		E: Lover Lay Down		05:44
d3t06		E: Tripping Billies		05:29


NOTES:
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* = Tim Solo

This is a good recording. The crowd gets a little loud at times, 
but it sounds nice most of the time. A little crowd noise is to be 
expectd at these D&T shows, anyway. 

Dancing Nancies was taken from another unknown source and appended
and mixed into this source using Adobe Audition v2.0. 

This show has gone through a high quality digital compression. It
still sounds VERY good, but is not a true DAUD source.

These rare older shows have been collected and converted through a 
collaborative effort to get them into circulation. Sometimes these 
shows do not have the best sound quality (and maybe that's why they 
aren't circulated much to begin with), but people should have access 
to them. 

Thanks to John Thielking for the CD source used for the conversion. 

Compiled By Adam Nelson on January 10, 2007
