Dave Matthews Band
Rupp Arena - University of Kentucky
Lexington, KY
December 7, 1996


Taper:       Unknown
Source Info:    Analog (unknown generation) -> Wav (no EAC) -> flac

Conversion: Adam Nelson (nelso222@msu.edu) & Henry Hart

Philips FW52C Cassette Stereo System -> Audio Cable ->
SoundMAX Digital Audio Soundcard -> wav -> flac frontend (level 6) >
Tracks split using CD Wave v1.93.3 > .wav > Adobe Audition v2.0 >
CD Wave > flac frontend (level 8)




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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                      01:28
d1t02       Seek Up                    15:06
d1t03       #41                        08:51
d1t04       Tripping Billies           05:51
d1t05       Dancing Nancies ->         09:14
d1t06       Warehouse                  08:14
d1t07       Lie In Our Graves          07:44
d1t08       Jimi Thing                 13:57

d2t01       So Much To Say ->          04:25
d2t02       Anyone Seen The Bridge ->  01:21
d2t03       Too Much                   04:36
d2t04       Satellite                  05:32
d2t05       Minarets ->                08:46
d2t06       Typical Situation ->       12:13
d2t07       Ants Marching              09:01
d2t08       E: Christmas Song *        07:09
d2t09       E: Two Step                08:00


NOTES:
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* = Dave solo

This recording was extremely difficult to find. It is the only source for this show and unfortunately the sound quality is really bad.

There is lots of hiss and it sounds muffled. The crowd noise is really overpowering...it's like a wall of background noise that you have to fight through to hear the music.

There are some spots of analog warble also, between Seek Up and #41 and also during #41.

The end of Nancies is cut off.

The transition from Nancies to Warehouse is cut.

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 a ton to Andy Svenson for donating his original tapes for the conversion.

Compiled By Adam Nelson on December 10, 2006

UPDATE by Henry Hart on 3.10.07:
I made a major volume adjustment near the start of the show, cut everything above 9kHz (yes that's 9,000 hertz, this show sounds TRRIBLE!), made small fade in/outs and retracked.