Medeski Martin and Wood
2004-10-31
Hammerstein Ballroom, NYC, NY


Source: Discs #1 & 2: CAD Equitek E 200's (run in cardiod) > tascam DAP-1
      Taped by Larry Goldberg
Disc #3: Unknown

Transfer: DAT > CDR
  CDR > FLAC by Matthew Wheelright

FLAC > shntool > WAV > retracked in WaveLab 4.0 > shntool fix SBEs > FLACFrontend >FLAC
by dug
[email protected]


- One Set -
- Disc #1 -
01.  [06:16] - Drums/Percussion Improv > Improv Intro [@3:33] >
02.  [04:51] - New Planet >
03.  [02:42] - Open Improv >
04.  [05:17] - Whiney Bitches >
05.  [08:00] - Shine It >
06.  [07:36] - Bloody Oil
07.  [00:48] - 'Billy Speaks'
08.  [07:04] - Sasa# >
09.  [14:45] - Netsanet#*+ >
10.  [09:38] - Bemsha Swing / Lively Up Yourself#
- Disc #2 -
01.  [03:41] - Paris+
02.  [08:47] - Anonymous Skulls >
03.  [03:43] - Who The Fuck+
04.  [05:01] - The Letter+^
05.  [12:00] - Pocket Knife+^ >
06.  [10:49] - Lonely Avenue^
07.  [02:52] - Drums/Percussion Improv^ >
08.  [10:33] - Curtis^ >
09.  [13:18] - Queen Bee
10.  [01:12] - 'Crowd / Billy Speaks'
- Disc #3  [Different Source then D1+D2] -
- Encore -
01.  [01:13] - 'Crowd'
02.  [08:46] - The Lover >
03.  [06:52] - End Of The World Party >
04.  [08:13] - No Ke Ano Ahiahi

# with Antibalas Horn Section
* cover of a song by Ethiopian keyboardist/composer Mulatu Astatqe, from the album "Liberty" (1974)
+ 1st known performance
^ with Cyro Baptista (exact performance tunes unconfirmed, but sounds like these are the tracks)

NOTE: Disc #1 and #2 do NOT join seamlessly. Almost, but not quite. It's just crowd noise, but it's at different levels at the ending/beginning of each track respectively.

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ID3 TAGGED FILESET INCLUDES THESE NOTES:
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[This fileset is an ID3 tagged version of http://db.etree.org/shn/27302]

Traders Little Helper used for creating checksums:
- FLAC ST5 & MD5 generated for original FLACs
- FLAC ID3 tagged files matched to original FLAC ST5
- FLAC MD5 generated for ID3 tagged files (t-flac.md5)

MP3Tag (current version) used for all ID3 tagging:
- The metadata ID3 tags can be read by any player that plays FLAC files.
- ID3 tags will be stripped if converted to WAV, however audio data will be unaffected

Use FLAC ST5 to validate audio integrity.
(Alternatively, the FLAC FFP contains the same checksum values.)
t-FLAC MD5 values will change if ID3 tags are altered.
Original FLAC MD5 & ST5 included for reference
T-FLAC16TAG.HTML uses FOLDER.JPG to display album art
T-FLAC16TAG.TXT provides a track-by-track breakdown of the fileset's ID3 tags
- by dug [crookedbirds AT gmail DOT com] 2012-11-04
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PLEASE NOTE:
flac-ffp will verify pre- and post-tagged files
flac-st5 will verify pre- and post-tagged files
flac-md5 will verify pre-tagged files
t-flac-md5 will verify post-tagged files