Source #	116369
Entered by	Matt Vernon
Checksums	flac-md5 , ffp
Disc Counts	0 / 0
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Date Circulated Date Added	10/15/2011 10/14/2011

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flac24; Updated Lineage: SBD Reel from WB Vault to reel @ 7.5 IPS to reel@ 7.5 IPS to digital domain. Korg MR 1000 at 1 bit 5.6 mhz to 24-96 via Korg software. Taped by: Dan Healy; Transfer By: Matt Smith & Bob Menke; Mastering By: Derek McCabe

Band: Grateful Dead
Date: 1967-11-11
Venue: Shrine Exposition Hall
Location: Los Angeles, CA

The Shrine Reels: 3 tapes - 5 sides. With alternate versions to cover tape flips.

SBD Reel from WB Vault to reel @ 7.5 IPS to reel@ 7.5 IPS to digital domain. Korg MR 1000 at 1 bit 5.6 mhz to 24-96 via Korg software

Taped By: Dan Healy
Transfer By: Matt Smith & Bob Menke
Mastering By: Derek McCabe


Set 1:
s1t01: // Turn On Your Lovelight (reel #2 side B; 8-track 15 ips)
s1t02: Death Don't Have No Mercy (reel #2 side B; 8-track 15 ips)
s1t03: Good Morning Little School (reel #2 side B; 8-track 15 ips)
s1t04: New Potato Caboose (reel #1 side A; 2-track 7.5 ips)
s1t05: Cryptical > (reel #1 side B; 8-track 15 ips)
s1t06: The Other One > (reel #1 side B; 8-track 15 ips)
s1t07: Cryptical (reel #1 side B; 8-track 15 ips)
s1t08: Alligator > (reel #1 side A; 2-track 7.5 ips)
s1t09: Caution // has cut  > Feedback > end crowd (reel #1 side A; 2-track 7.5 ips)

Chances are the Grateful Dead closed this night thus explaining a longer set.
Blue Cheer, then Buffalo Springfield opened.

Notes:
- "Lovelight" fades in and has a left channel issue, fixed by using right channel as mono to stereo, then crossfaded
- "Death Don't Have No Mercy" has a left channel issue, fixed by using right channel as mono to stereo, then crossfaded
- patch source for "Caution // different cut > Feedback // cut"  (reel #1 side B; 8-track 15 ips)

Reel #1 side A most likely was recorded @7.5 ips and all the rest was @15 ips.  Dan Healy once explained he was running two different decks at this time, an 8-track 15 ips. and an Ampex 7.5 ips. deck.