12/08/04 Stephanie Weill Center - Sheboygan, WI

Source: MicrotechGefell 200>Luna v2>Sonic A/D>Tascam DA-P1 (taped by DML II and Rotter)

Transfer/editing: Sony D-8>Sony VAIO PCG-C1VPK via Digigram Vx pocket>Soundforge 5.0 (resample from 48mhz>44.1mhz, editing)>CDwav (tracking)>FLAC (transfer/editing by Rotter)


Set One: 
track 1 - Song F
track 2 - Darlin' Corey > Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire > 
track 3 - Night on the Town > Little Drummer Boy > Night on the Town 
track 4 - Swan Song
track 5 - Candy Mountain Run
track 6 - Bruce banter w/aud 
track 7 - Mandolin Rain > That's Where It's At > Mandolin Rain
track 8 - Big Stick > (Beer Barrel Polka) > Big Stick 
track 9 - King of the Hill > Mystery Train > King of the Hill

Set Two: 

track 10 - Sneakin Up On Boo Radley 
track 11 - Bi- and atonal The Way It Is > The Way It Is
track 12 - The Show Goes On > Let's Get It On > The Show Goes On 
track 13 - Gonna Be Some Changes Made > Girl From The North Country > Gonna Be Some Changes Made 
track 14 - Spider Fingers 
track 15 - End Of The Innocence 
track 16 - Big Rumble 
track 17 - Dreamland 
track 18 - Swing Street 
track 19 - Look Out Any Window

Notes on edits: The first track was kind of soft early on, so I tried to lift the levels a bit.  Then, the second track was a bit nuts at the beginning, so I backed things off a bit.  I left the rest of it alone, even though the levels get a bit "squirrelly" at a few points. Fade-in at start of set 2 (set break will do that to ya' sometimes!)

Notes on tracking:   I did my best, but I didn't track every song as the artistic merit of the show would have been compromised in my opinion.  Most of Bruce's talking to the crowd is at the end of tracks (most, but not all).  I take no offense if anyone wants to retrack, edit, etc. and repost, etc.  I just want everyone to have an opportunity to enjoy the Show.  My heartfelt thanks to Bruce and his band as well as the fine staff of the Weill Center for allowing the recording, and the people in the crowd, especially those around us who made a fine recording possible...
