Dave Matthews Band
Floodzone
Richmond, VA
June 9, 1993

Taper:      Unknown
Source Info:    ASBD (unknown generation)

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 Minarets * 06:51
d1t02 So Much To Say * 04:46
d1t03 Tangerine * 02:37
d1t04 Dancing Nancies * 04:16
d1t05 I'll Back You Up ^ 05:09
d1t06 Typical Situation 09:39
d1t07 Satellite 05:52
d1t08 Song That Jane Likes 04:29
d1t09 Intro -> 01:52
d1t10 Recently -> 09:58
d1t11 Sweet Home Alabama -> 02:53
d1t12 Ants Marching 07:47
d1t13 Seek Up 13:29


NOTES:
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* = Dave solo
^ = Dave & Stefan


Dave mentions the Floodzone now has a TV upstairs.

Typical Situation starts abruptly. 

Dave mentions that it is Fenton's birthday. This track, for some reason, has much more hiss than the others.

The end of seek Up is cut off. This was originally on 2 CDs. Seek Up was barely too long to fit the show all onto one disc. I removed a small amount of dead space that was left from the analog conversion to make it fit onto one 80 min disc.




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 Daniel Norman for the CD source used for the conversion.

Compiled By Adam Nelson on Oct 4, 2006


UPDATE:  Received the wav files on cd from Adam and the source sounded pretty bad, very flat and low in volume.  I took one track at a time and using Soundforge increased the volume several db's, enhanced all tracks at level 4 Smooth/Enhance, then amplified and equalized all tracks using Audacity's Amplify & Equalization and created new flac files.  You can tell this clearly from a unknown generation cassette but it's the only source out there.


Updated by Tom Gambichler on September 16, 2008