Grateful Dead
9/9/91
Madison Square Garden
New York, NY



DSBD > DAT > CDA > WAV > SHN > FLAC - Sound A+  Show A
Edit: SHN > WAV > FLAC



--- Set 1 ---
01. tuning
02. Picasso Moon
03. Sugaree
04. Me And My Uncle >>
05. Mexicali Blues
06. They Love Each Other
07. Stuck Inside of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again
08. Loose Lucy
09. The Music Never Stopped


--- Set 2 ---
01. tuning
02. Iko Iko
03. Looks Like Rain
04. New Speedway Boogie >
05. Playin' Reprise >
06. Uncle John's Band >
07. Drums >
08. Space >
09. The Last Time >
10. Morning Dew


--- Encore ---
01. The Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo)


Notes:

Seeded by Charlie Miller, uploaded by Jay Ashley


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Fix of shnid 508

I made the transition between CDs 2 and 3 seamless using CE2k and used
shntool to clean up the resulting SBEs.  The nonseekable shns were
converted to FLAC.  Thanks to Charlie Miller for providing the unfaded
overlap making this fix possible - a second is all it takes! :-)

Bill Tetzeli ([email protected])
10:12 AM 4/9/2006
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When this source was first circulated, the flac files contained
REPLAYGAIN tags. The wav files compressed inside the flac files are
fine, but if you listen to the flac files themselves using a player
like WinAMP, these tags cause all the tracks to be played at the same
volume. That's not good for concerts where some tracks are supposed to
be louder than others.
 
There's a new version of this source available. It has exactly the
same wav files; it's just the flac wrapper that's different, the
wrapper doesn't have REPLAYGAIN set anymore. The new version has the
same ffp file (since the wav's are the same), but a new md5 file
(since the flac files are different). The md5 file for the old source
is called "orig-flac-replaygain-md5"; the md5 file for the good new
source is called "flac-md5". If you have a source for this that
matches the ffp, you can create the new source by unflac'ing the old
source and then recompressing at flac level 8 using the flac command
line tool or the flac frontend.
 
From now on, only the new version of the source should be circulated.

SteveSw - Nov, 2008