Phish 12/30/1994

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Set I

Wilson->Rift, AC/DC Bag, Sparkle, Simple, Stash, Fee->Scent of a Mule, Cavern

Set II

Sample in a Jar, Poor Heart->Tweezer, I'm Blue I'm Lonesome*, You Enjoy Myself, Purple Rain->HYHU, Harry Hood, Tweezer Reprise, (encore) Frankenstein

Set III

Comment

*Acoustic; This show was described as Page's peak experience with Phish in an Entertainment Weekly article. Note this is the "later show" on this date. The earlier-in-day Letterman taping is also listed in this db- if you want to list the "Late Show with Letterman" gig, use this link.

Sources

(2086) View Source
purported SBD/Aud matrix > cass/0 > DAT (see info file for more details); Seed provided by Mark Oppenlander; SHN conversion by Jason Fritz; Retracking and editing by Mike Wren

(7805) View Source
flac16, 44kHz; (FOB/ORTF) Schoeps mk4 > kc5 > cmc5 > Sonosax SX-M2 > Apogee AD-500e > Sony TCD-D10; Sony PCM-r500 > Sek'd Prodif Plus > Soundforge > CDWave > FLAC; Source by Eliot Byron; Transfer by Jim Raras

(32559) View Source
AKG 460B/ck61 > custom pre-amp > Teac DAP-20 > Casio DAT deck @48kHz; Sony PCM-R500 > M-Audio MicroTrack > CF Card > WaveLab 5.01b (48>44.1kHz) > CDWav > FLAC; Taped by Dave Flaschner and Tom McMinn; Transferred by Jason Sobel

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flac16, 48kHz; Sennheiser k3u/me80's > Sony TCD-D10 > Sony TCD-D7 > DAT(m); DAT(m) > Sony PCM-R500 > SPDIF > Tascam HD-P2 > CDWave > FLAC; Source by unknown; Patch DAT(m) provided by Bill Shaw; Transfer by Terry Watts

(138834) View Source
flac16 44.1khz Set 1 only. Source: SBD > C0 > DAT. Transfer: Archive PYTHON > vDAT > Audacity > CDWave > xAct > Flac. Seeded to Etree 7/2017 by Rusty

(138842) View Source
flac16 48khz Source: Set 1 only. SBD > C0 > DAT. Transfer: Archive PYTHON > vDAT > Audacity > CDWave > xAct > Flac. Seeded to Etree 7/2017 by Rusty

User (active/rating)	Media / #	Show	Sound	Details	DB Source	User Source
Matthew (0/0)	shn / 3			View	2086	SBD
Jack Burk (0/0)	/ 0			View
Chris Thompson (0/0)	CD / 3			View		AUD
Wade Fietzek (0/5)	cdr / 3			View		?? puported SBD/AUD matrix >cass/0>DAT
Sigsmundo (0/0)	CDR / 2		A	View	2086
Jon Sabbagh (0/0)	CD / 2		A+	View		SBD
Michael McCallen (0/5)	Video / 2	A	A	View
marc (0/0)	/ 0			View
uuaD wapA (0/0)	SHN Audio / 3			View	2086	purported SBD/Aud matrix > cass/0 > DAT
Notes:	Has Story of the Ghost Out-Takes as Philler on Disc III
evan (0/0)	shn / 0			View
Brian Lewis (0/5)	SHN/CDR / 2			View	2086
Notes:	md5s checkout and match db.etree
Drew (0/0)	CDR / 2			View		Schoeps MK4>KC5>CMC6>Sonosax SX=M2>Apogee
Ted Morton (0/0)	SHN / 3			View		CD-R > EAC > SHN v3
Justin Ciambra (0/0)	CDR / 2	A	A	View
Notes:	2 80 MIN CDRS
Adam (0/0)	/ 0			View
Nat (0/0)	/ 2			View
mugsy (0/0)	3 / 3			View		See notes
Notes:	This source is a purported SBD/Aud matrix > cass/0 > DAT (as noted at http://www.freedumb.net/sbd/sbdlist.html), however this lineage is questionable. There is a cut at 45:07 in the first set, however this sounds like a DAT cut or digi dropout, as opposed to an analog tape flip (I left this cut as it existed from the original DAE, rather than editing, because it occurs during a song (Scent of a Mule). Another reason I question the analog generation is because there is zero perceptible analog hiss anywhere in this recording. Also, analog tapes tend to stretch as they are used, and people usually get between 46 and 48 minutes per side of a 90 minute tape. 45:07 is considered an odd place for an analog flip to occur. Also, there is no noticeable cut at around the 90 minute mark in the show (where the next tape flip should occur). As for my skepticism for the SBD/AUD matrix, there are moments when I would swear this source is true, however the noticeable echo and reverb normally associated with audience tapes from indoor arenas (MSG in this case) is quite noticible. If this is not an SBD/Aud Matrix, this source would likely be an FOB, since the audio presence is very "up front." There is a well circulated FOB Schoeps CMC3/mk4 source from 12/29/94. This 12/30/94 source may very well be from the same rig and taper, however this is pure speculation.
Frederick Molter (0/0)	/ 0	A	A	View
Notes:	Awesome Show!!!!!!
todd (0/0)	CDR / 3	A	A	View		SBD
josh blackwell (0/0)	/ 0			View	2086
Jeremy Shier (0/0)	/ 0			View	2086
Jeff (0/0)	CDR / 2		A	View
Jim (0/0)	/ 0			View
jon (0/0)	/ 0			View
Chase (0/0)	/ 0			View
Jim Heine (0/0)	SHN / 3			View	2086
Miller (0/5)	CDR / 3			View		SBD/Aud matrix > cass/0 > DAT -- Conversion: CD-R > EAC > SHN v3
Notes:	According to a recent Entertainment Weekly article, this is Page's most memorable show.
Chris Bay (0/0)	SHN / 2	A+	A+	View		SBD/Aud matrix > cass/0 > DAT
Notes:	Great versions of YEM and Tweezer
Christopher Leaton (0/5)	CD-R / 2	A	A	View		SBD/AUD Matrix
Brian A. Hill (0/5)	CDR / 2		A	View

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Matthew (0/0)

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