Dave Matthews Band
Glastonbury Music Festival
Worthy Farm
Glastonbury, England
June 24, 1995


Taper:      Unknown
Source Info:    FM/SBD -> ?? -> 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                  00:12
d1t02      Recently ->            02:52
d1t03      Warehouse              08:33
d1t04      Jimi Thing             13:13
d1t05      What Would You Say     04:33
d1t06      Ants Marching          04:42


NOTES:
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This is from UK radio, but the SBD/AUD mix sounds like crap. They mixed in too much crowd noise, so the music sounds distant with lots of echoes. I have heard better DAUD recordings than this one, but it still sounds decent.

This show should not be confused with the 06/23/95 Glastonbury Festival show which is already in circulation.


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 Jake Vigliotti for donating the CD source used for the conversion.



Compiled By Adam Nelson on December 10, 2006


UPDATE:  Received the wav files from Adam and gave them a listen.  Not really that bad on the sbd/mix but I knew I could make some improvement on the source.  Using Soundforge 8.0, Normalized all tracks to -8db then applied Graphic 20 Band EQ and increased the output gain 5.3db while maintaining all other bands at 0db. This brought the audio more to the forefront.  Created new flac files and fingerprints using Flac Frontend. Sounds nice and loud now with music more in the picture than the crowd.


Reconverted by Tom Gambichler on October 31, 2008




