Source #	9776
Entered by	dr.unclear
Checksums	shn-md5 , st5
Disc Counts	2 / 2
Media Size
Date Circulated Date Added	06/01/02 06/01/2002

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Source Summary
AUDMR > ? > DAT > SHN with patches from the Weiner seed; See info file for details; via Dale Shepherd; Seeded to etree by Matt Vernon

Grateful Dead
6-28-76
Auditorium Theatre
Chicago, IL

Main Source: AUDMR > ? > DAT > SHN
Patch Source: AUDMR > DAT > CD > EAC > SHN (Noah Weiner)

DAT > SHN Conversion:
Dat > Sek'd Prodif+ Card (48>44.1) >
Sek'd Red Roaster (fades, edit*) > Cdwav (splits) > Mkw
Boundaries verified with Shntool

Source Dats, Cool Edit cleanup, source patches - Matt Vernon
Dat > Shn Transfer- Dale Shepherd

Disc 1 [79:54]
Set 1    
01- [04:35] The Promised Land
02- [08:39] They Love Each Other  
03- [05:58] Cassidy
04- [10:21] Tennessee Jed  
05- [09:02] Looks Like Rain
06- [14:06] Scarlet Begonias
07- [02:25] Lazy Lightnin' >
08- [06:13] Supplication
09- [12:22] High Time
10- [05:58] The Music Never Stopped

Disc 2 [69:30]
Set 2    
01- [13:01] Eyes Of The World >
02 -[03:27] Phil & Drummers >
02- [06:28] Happiness Is Drumming (*)>
03- [09:35] Wharf Rat >
04- [00:53] Drums >
05- [12:55] Dancing In The Street >
06- [05:12] The Wheel >
07- [07:46] Around And Around    
ENCORE  
08- [10:09] Not Fade Away

(*) - Only time played

Notes:
1. these shn's are from the same source as Noah Weiner, but had an unknown number of intermediate cassette generations.  Noah's shn's have less hiss and better fidelity but suffer from tape decay.  The tape decay manifests as many instances of brief partial loss of high frequencies which sound like "tape warble".  The version I am seeding here, having been transfered earlier to DAT via an unknown number of cassette generations did not suffer from the tape decay.  When listening on headphones, I find that my ears can tune out the tape hiss (no more than typical by the way for 76 aud tapes) and I find it less distracting than the more sudden and variable effects of the tape decay in Noah's source.
2. this source required some patches from Noah's.  Apparently, in an attempt to fit the show on cassettes, the between song banter was removed, with about 1/2 the songs missing a few opening notes as well, the channels were flipped compared to Noah's source, and there were a few cases where the cassette flips lost music that was present in Noah's source.  I also adjusted the track times to be close to Noah's to correct for the effects of different cassette speeds. All this being said this show has some unique playing in my experience, and is one of my favorite 76 aud tapes, and I can whole heartedly recommend it.