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Grateful Dead 06/28/69
Veterans Auditorium, Santa Rosa, CA
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Entered by dr.unclear
Checksums shn-md5 , st5
Disc Counts 1 / 1
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Date Added		 11/10/2003
09/22/2004
Source Summary SBD> MR> Cassette> DAT> DAT; DAT> ZA2> Soundforge> wav> mkw> SHN; DAT seed provided by Michael P. Weitzman; Transfer and SHN by Joe Samaritano 
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6/28/69 - Grateful Dead
Veterans Auditorium, Santa Rosa, CA.

Lineage:
Soundboard->Master Reel->Cassette->DAT->DAT

Transfer:
DAT->ZA2->Soundforge->.wav->mkw->SHN

DAT seed provided by Michael P. Weitzman
Transfer and SHN by Joe Samaritano
11/10/2003

Disc 1:
d1t01 - Slewfoot
d1t02 - Silver Threads
d1t03 - Mama Tried
d1t04 - MAMU
d1t05 - Doin' That Rag
d1t06 - High Time
d1t07 - King Bee
d1t08 - Top Of The World
d1t09 - Lovelight



Notes:
1. Known low generation lineage and transfer info.
2. Splice in Lovelight about 20 minutes in.
3. Garcia on Pedal Steel for Slewfoot and Silver Threads.
Peter Grant on Banjo and Marmaduke on backup vocals for MAMU.
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shn-md5
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ce15ffee7fdbdea63a2ac70bc30fa564 *gd1969-06-28t02.shn
bbc632995589c36dec54d5cb25cc2e84 *gd1969-06-28t03.shn
96329edc1425f2c9f78f93507c6c0352 *gd1969-06-28t04.shn
4423e18c0ee6dca70c8175b09113eb12 *gd1969-06-28t01.shn
b0555c5af68f71eb8dbb503259178b6d *gd1969-06-28t06.shn
a33c15b17d1dbf7dc5d0a9c042006829 *gd1969-06-28t07.shn
320a41d516eec58df6c98a955e829229 *gd1969-06-28t08.shn
3762f0da2324dd38d4d3054d6e855510 *gd1969-06-28t09.shn
st5
6a81fab975b70bd772cc99b0762be2ef [shntool] gd1969-06-28t01.shn
338ab917192eacae7283836f051c7c0b [shntool] gd1969-06-28t02.shn
eff97516c7c78e25dd586b9e13ee2ef8 [shntool] gd1969-06-28t03.shn
e4051f0620a51b7316a246d3ef095e98 [shntool] gd1969-06-28t04.shn
127c25cb61883b11fbd047fdad143a27 [shntool] gd1969-06-28t05.shn
831b01b372755a3e69b1c742105b53da [shntool] gd1969-06-28t06.shn
c4a27c36f04848411764d7f765c7d1e9 [shntool] gd1969-06-28t07.shn
ce9e41f441a3ece9417d619d843b425f [shntool] gd1969-06-28t08.shn
36139f1ad867dac8e773f251f753f403 [shntool] gd1969-06-28t09.shn

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Date User Comment
11/15/2003 dms what was soundforge used for? hopefully, resampling only...
11/15/2003 Hanno Can someone comment on how this seed compares to the CDRs that have been around for years? Thanks.
11/15/2003 Joe Samaritano Soundforge is used as a recording device from the DAT machine to the hard drive, nothing more.
11/15/2003 Joe Samaritano I don't know how they compare, because I don't have time to listen through them side by side. I do know that the lineage is low gen and true, and I always go for the seeds closest to the source if I can. That's just me and my obsession, others may not care. I'm just sharin' some tunes...
11/15/2003 hanno I'm just asking because, well, it might be worth getting if there was any improvement over the old version. If not, it's just added redundancy.
11/15/2003 Joe Samaritano I'd rather have a SHN set created from a low gen DAT rather than an EAC of a CD or a lineage with ?'s in it, so I guess these are for lineage freaks only.
11/16/2003 danlynch This shn set is most definitely an upgrade over previous sources. Besides the avoidance of an unnecessary EAC step that Joe refers to, there is also clearly less hiss in this version and definitive source information. There are quite a few DAT sources out there that just haven't reached the shn stage (like for instance the 'new' clearly upgraded 4/27/77 that Joe did a couple of weeks ago), and Joe should be saluted for putting the work into getting them out there.
11/16/2003 hanno OK, thanks to Joe, Dan and all involved! great to hear that :-)
04/06/2004 C Miller Actually, this version has slightly MORE hiss than the previous one, but it sounds like it might be because the previous version had some NR applied at some point. Ths hiss isn't obtrusive (i.e., you can only hear it between songs for the most part) and as a result this one sounds a little brighter. Also, the channels are switched on this version.