Los Lobos
1998-07-19
Washington Park Zoo Amphitheatre
Portland, OR

Source:  MATRIX
AKG C-460b's w/ ck61's (on stage, dfc, 3 feet, 110 degrees ORTF)> Mackie 1202 VLZ Pro w/ Soundboard feed>Tascam DAP1 @16/48.

Transfer: Denon DTR-80P>M/Audio Audiophile 2496>Dell Dimension 4600> Wavelab 5.0 (normalized, downsampled to 44.1)>CDwave 1.93.3 (tracked)> Flac Frontend 1.7.1 (level 8)>flac16. (shntoolverified)
Transfer from dat on 2007-03-28

Recording and Transfer by: 
Mark Burgin tapermark@yahoo.com
and Jeff Betts  tapersection@gmail.com

PLEASE DO NOT BUY/SELLTHIS RECORDING, ENCODE TO LOSSY FORMATS
AND DISTRIBUTE OR CHANGE THESE FILES IN ANY WAY. Thank You

David Hidalgo: vocals, guitar, accordian, and melodica
Cesar Rosas: vocals, guitar and mandolin
Louie Perez: drums, guitar, percussion and vocals
Conread Lozano: bass, guitarron and vocals
Steve Berlin: saxophones, percussion, flute, midi sax, harmonica and melodica

Total time 120:56
644 MB

Set 1 (acoustic):  [27:53]
01. (introduction)  [0:44]
02. (unidentified instrumental)  [3:08]
03. La Iguana  [3:14]
04. Colas  [2:56]
05. El Canelo  [4:13]
06. La Pistola y El CorazÃ³n  [3:54]
07. Los Ojos de Pancha  [3:32]
08. Guantanamera  [6:12]

Set 2 (electric):  [92:51]
01. (introduction)  [0:34]
02. One Time One Night  [8:22]
03. Revolution  [6:36]
04. I Walk Alone  [3:46]
05. Is This All There Is?  [9:32]
06. Evangeline  [3:11]
07. My Baby's Gone  [3:56]
08. That Train Don't Stop Here  [8:39]
09. I Got Loaded  [5:06]
10. I Got to Let You Know  [2:39]
11. I'm Gonna Be a Wheel  [3:26]
12. Soy Mexico Americano  [2:22]
13. Volver Volver  [5:23]
14. Buzz Buzz Buzz  [2:56]
15. Bertha  [11:26]
Encore
16. Down By the River  [6:32]
17. La Bamba  [8:23]

Notes:
Encore will fit at end of disc one for audio folks.
I noticed on I Walk Alone and This Train there is this weird noise.  
I came the conclusion after multiple playbacks it's the keyboards 
or a cymbal in the mix.  Doesn't seem to be a dat error.  
Or maybe that's just the way the song sounds.  I dunno.

Many thanks to band for letting us run a matrix.
Suppport the artists by seeing them live and buying their official merchandise.
Visit:  http://www.loslobos.org/

One technical correction I remember. The 460's were summed to one channel with an XLR Y cable courtesy of the local sound guy.
There was only 1 channel left on the snake so they were cool enough to let us run our mics DFC lip of stage.
Only the most uber lineage geek would probably care about this designation but since I remember doing it when I plugged it into our Mackie so I could dial in the mix.

YEAH, I can't wait until the Lobos return to the Zoo this summer.
C 'YA