Sadly, this was on etree but is gone. I’ll re-seed upon request…
Source: B&K 4026(ortf)>V3>744T (fob/dfc)
Transfer: 744T>soundforge 7.0(resample/bit depth)>cdwave>flac
Taped & transferred by Craig Davis
2006-04-23: Charlottesville Pavilion, Charlottesville, VA, USA (disc 1) and 2006-04-23: Charlottesville Pavilion, Charlottesville, VA, USA (disc 2).
I’ve heard enough good things about this record that I finally bought it. It arrived today, just before I was headed out for Christmas, so I’ve quickly ripped it and burned a copy to listen to in the car.
Sadly, not available, but hey, you want it, I got it …
Schoeps CMC34->PSP3->D100->PC via nightingale card->cep2.1(resampling, amplification, fades, glitch removal)->cdwav->flac frontend (lvl8)
2004-01-15: Bottom of the Hill, San Francisco, CA, USA (disc 1) and 2004-01-15: Bottom of the Hill, San Francisco, CA, USA (disc 2).
Sadly not on DIME or etree, but some etree users seem to have it …
Source: b&k 4022(x/y) > V3 > mme > dap1 (fob/dfc)
Transfer: R500 > SRC2000 > Datport > Wavelab > Shntool > FLAC (lvl 6)
2005-02-19: House of Blues, Myrtle Beach, SC, USA (disc 1) and 2005-02-19: House of Blues, Myrtle Beach, SC, USA (disc 2).
I’m stunned … I’ve never seen a show drop off etree before, but this one has. Hmmm.
Source: AKG 414XLS/ST (Blumlein 2x fig 8’s) >Gramham Patten DMIC 20 >Segue COAX >VX Pocket 440 >Sony Vaio >Wavelab(16Bit48khz)
Transfer: Wavelab 5.0(16Bit44.1khz) >CD WAV Editor >FLAC 1.7.1
2006-05-20: Dancing Wu Li Festival, Morrisville, PA, USA (disc 1) and 2006-05-20: Dancing Wu Li Festival, Morrisville, PA, USA (disc 2).
Not sure if that one’s still on DIME [as DIME is offline at the time of this posting]; same show appears to be on etree.
Source:
FOB LOC Schoeps MK41 (7′ High 20′ from stage (Row C BTWN seats 111-112) 15cm left pointed at 75 deg from center right point at 60 deg from center) > KC5 > CMC6xt > E.A.A. PSP-2 > Sound Device 702 (2.40) (24/96 WAV)Source Notes:
Wish I would have run 21’s, but all I had where 41’s and ran a little too wide IMO as the vocals seem distance. There where other Schoeps sources using Card’s which may sound better.Transfer:
SD702 > Firewire > PCMastering:
Mastered to 16/44.1 using Wavelab 5.0 (UV22 HR Dithering to 16bit; Resampling to 44.1Khz; +4db)Taped by:
Richard Campbell
This lovely matrix courtesy of Archive.org:
Karin Bergquist - vocals, acoustic guitar, piano, percussion
Linford Detweiler - keyboards, acoustic guitar, electric bass, vocals
Jake Bradley - upright and electric bass, electric guitar, vocals
Mickey Grimm - drums, percussion, vocals
Molly Felder - vocals, percussionThis concert took place on Karin & Linford’s 11th wedding anniversary.
Source: SBD (mono) + AKG 481 (DIN, 3′ ROB slightly ROC, 55′ from stage 7′ up) > Oade ACM R-4 @24/44.1
Lineage: R-4 HD > USB > Cool Edit Pro 2.0 > CD Wave > FLAC Level 6
Board feed split left & right, mixdown is approx. 60/40 mics to SBD
Processing in CEP: Volume adjustments, soft limiting on left mic channel to constrain enthusiasm of engineer, mics/SBD synchronization, fades, final mix dithered to 16 bits
Many thanks to Dave “Juicy” Foreman for the great mix!
2007-10-05: Buskirk-Chumley Theater, Bloomington, IN, USA (disc 1) and 2007-10-05: Buskirk-Chumley Theater, Bloomington, IN, USA (disc 2).
Sadly no longer available, but hey, I’ll re-seed upon request. That said, some folks appear to have this on etree.
Recorded w/Sony MZ-R37 portable MD recorder and Core Binaurals Mics
Slight EQ w/Cool Edit
2006-10-06: Michigan State University Concert Auditorium, East Lansing, MI, USA (disc 1) and 2006-10-06: Michigan State University Concert Auditorium, East Lansing, MI, USA (disc 2).
Artist: Manchester Orchestra
Album: Let My Pride Be What’s Left Behind - EP
Release Date: 16 Dec 2008
I’d have to go through my notes here on GFMorris.com to find out where I first heard these guys, but I like ‘em.
Sadly, this isn’t available on DIME, but I’ll re-seed upon request. This is the penultimate Uncle Tupelo show. 
Source: SBD
Lineage: cdr>EAC (secure mode–offset corrected)>WAV>FLAC Frontend>Flac (level
1994-04-30: Mississippi Nights, St. Louis, MO, USA (disc 1) and 1994-04-30: Mississippi Nights, St. Louis, MO, USA (disc 2).
Recorded by: Brennan Murphy (brennansrecordings@gmail.com)
Source: Church-Audio STC-11 cards (DIN, ~55′ from stage, ~8.5′)> Church-Audio STC-9000 pre. (+10 switch, 80%)> R-09 (16/44.1)
Transfer: Adobe Audition v2.0 (Normalize, minimal EQ)> CDWAV v1.93.3> FLAC v.1.1.2 (level 8, verify, align on sector boundaries)Notes: Took people a while to find their seats, resulting in my stand being bumped a couple times but nothing audible…Jeff comments on this at the beginning of the second song. Raised the stand about halfway through the show due to people near clapping.
Not available anymore on DIME, but some etree users seem to have it.
2007-08-29: The Greek Theatre, Los Angeles, CA, USA (disc 1) and 2007-08-29: The Greek Theatre, Los Angeles, CA, USA (disc 2).
Still available on DIME, so go grab it.
Source: FM
Conversion: Cassette (unknown generation) > Audition 1.0 > CDWave (for track splits) > FLAC
Taper: Timothy Brown (timothydavidbrown@gmail.com)
Location: SBD Area,FOB, ROC
Source: AKG 460/Ck63s (X/Y,4′on stand)->PS2->AD20->JB3(Optical In)
Transfer: JB3->Firewire->PC
Processing: Normalizing (to -0.1db), fade in and fade out applied using SoundForge 8.0.
Conversion: CDWav 1.93.3 for track splitting and Flac16 Conversion @ level 5
2007-06-21: Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, MD, USA (disc 1) and 2007-06-21: Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, MD, USA (disc 2).
Happy, John?
I’m still aggressively working off the Wilco backlog. This show isn’t available anymore, but several people on etree have it, and Chad has this specific show. So do I, for that matter.
Audience MASTER
Sony ECM-DS70P mic (attached to cap/centre 1st balcony)>Sharp MD-MT90>Teac RW-CD22 Stand-alone CD recorder>EAC>Wave>
FLAC>Maketorrent>Dime
2006-07-01: Burton Cummings Theatre, Winnipeg, MB, CA (disc 1) and 2006-07-01: Burton Cummings Theatre, Winnipeg, MB, CA (disc 2).
It's all just a stream of consciousness for me, folks.