Phish 09/30/2000

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shnf or flac16; Neumann u89i (split 20 feet, Hypercardioid) > Graham Patten DMIC-20 @ 48kHz > Sony PCM-M1; M1 > Montego II S/PDIF > Cool Edit 2000 @ 44.1kHz/CDWav> .WAV/.SHN; Taped & Transferred by Bryan Austin

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Schoeps cmc6/mk4v > LunatecV2 > AD1000 > D8 (48khz) > clone > Montego II+ (44.1) > Audioview32 > CDWav > SHN; via Brandon Johnston to PCP offer

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FOB Schoeps cmc6/mk21 > Apogee AD1000 > D8 @ 44.1k; Technics SV250 > Montego II+ > Soundforge > CDWav > SHN; see flaw note in pub comment

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Neumann km150> Lunatec V2> Sony SBM-1> D8, by Jerry Meyer & Eric Creighton; Transfer: PCM-M1> Prodif Plus> Soundforge (48>44.1)> shn, by Jon Lober

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Schoeps mk41 > kc5 > m222 > Elvo NT222 > Apogee AD100 > HHB PDR-1000; (80' from stage FOB/DFC in hat) (Apogee-Harmonics ON, NO Softlimit Elvo NT222 Preamp); Sony PCM-R500 > Audio Magic Presto II > ZA2 (48>44.1) > cdwav > MKWact (SHN); By Crazy Ed; Thumps due to glowsticks/balls will be patched by another FOB source so distribution may want to be halted until patched tracks are available

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Schoeps cmc6/mk41(dfc ots) > httl > vms52ub (+30dB) > benchmark ad2k+ (+16dB, nn3, @48kHz); Sony 59ES > Audio Magic Presto II > ZA2 > Soundforge 4.5(48->44.1) > CDWav > SHN; Recorded by Kurt Ruthe and Mike Yurkus; DA-P1 patch by Frank McRoberts; Transfer and encoding by Eric McRoberts

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Webcast Audio (SBD) > WAV (using Total Recorder 3.0.1) > Sound Forge XP 4.0 > SHN; Recording and Conversion by Satyen Thaker

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B&K 4011's > Lunatec V2 > Apogee AD-500 > Tascam DA-P1 (@48kHz); Fostex D5 > Sound Devices 722 > WaveLab 5.01b (fades, resample to 44.1kHz) > CD Wave v1.94.7 > FLAC v1.1.2 (Level 8); Taped by Ned Struzziero; Transferred by Ned Struzziero and Jason Sobel

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AKG 460b/ck61 > V2 > SBM1 > D8 > D7; DAT > cd(1) > eac > CD Wave > flac; Taped by JK (John M. patch); Transferred by John M.

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(FOB) Schoeps mk21 > kc5 > cmc6 > Apogee AD-1000 > Sony TCD-D8 (@ 44.1 kHz); Tascam DA-20MKII > Tascam HD-P2 > Samplitude SE v9.1.1 (fades, patch, track splits) > FLAC v1.2.1 (Level 8); Taped by Mikey K. and Dave Flaschner; Transferred by Jason Sobel

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flac16; Schoeps cmc6/mk4v's > Lunatec V2 > Apogee AD-1000 > Sony TCD-D8; Sony PCM-R500 > Tascam HD-P2 > r8brain (16/48 > 16/44.1) > CD Wave > FLAC; Taped by Chad Shaw; Transferred by Terry Watts

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flac16; AKG 460b/ck61 > Lunatec V2 > Sony SBM-1 > Sony TCD-D8; Sony PCM-R500 > Marantz PMD-661 > cd wave > tlh (16b/48khz); Taped by JK; Transferred by John M.

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flac16, 48kHz; (FOB/DFC/Hat) Schoeps mk41's > kc5's > m222's > Elvo nt222 > Apogee AD-1000 > HHb PDR-1000 > DAT(c); DAT(c) > Sony PCM-R500 > SPDIF > Tascam HD-P2 > CDWave > FLAC; Source by Charles Fox; DAT(c) provided by Marc Natelsky; Transfer by Terry Watts

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flac16 44.1khz Schoeps mk4v>kc5>cmc6>V2>AD1000>D8. Location: DFC/FOB/ORTF 50' back in Hat. DAT > SHN: Sony PCM-R500 > Zefiro ZA2 (48>44.1) > Soundforge 4.5a > CDwav > mkwact > Plextor 12x/4x/32x. ([email protected])

User (active/rating)	Media / #	Show	Sound	Details	DB Source	User Source
celtics (0/0)	Audio / 3			View		Scheops CMC6/MK4V > Lunatec V2 > AD1000 > D8
Chris Zimmer (0/0)	/ 3			View
Notes:	Neumann u89i Grahm Patten DMIC-20
Erik Bumgardner (0/5)	shn / 0			View		Neumann u89i (Centered and split 20 feet, Hypercardiod, 80Hz roll off) > Graham Patten DMIC-20...
drew thomson (0/5)	SHN / 2			View	1601	Neumann u89i (Centered and split 20 feet, Hypercardiod, 80Hz roll off) > Graham Patten DMIC-20...
prasad (0/0)	SHN / 3			View	1601
Jay (0/5)	audio / 3			View
nope (0/0)	DVD / 1			View		DVD
Notes:	(listed for archival purposes - no trades) 09-30-00 Thomas and Mack Center, Las Vegas, NV Soundcheck: Harry Hood 1: Walfredo, The Curtain With, Maze, Roggae, I Didn't Know, Mike's Song -> Simple -> I Saw it Again, Esther > Weekapaug Groove (1:27) 2: *Timber (Jerry), AC/DC Bag, Colonel Forbin's Ascent# >Fly Famous Mockingbird, Twist > Sand## > A Day in the Life (1:09) E: Emotional Rescue### (0:13) Trey on keys, Jon on bass, Page on drums, Mike on guitar. Trey began to introduce Fish as 'Robert' before Fish interrupted, asking that he just be called 'Joe C,'the name of Kid Rock's sidekick. Trey flubs the entire last verse of the song, ending the song with "She died. Dead." ***As the band returned to the stage, the crowd sang "Happy Birthday" to Trey for his 36th birthday. #Trey takes the time to thank the people who have supported them, including the crew (the greatest crew in the history of music) and to talk about the hiatus and how they'll use it to write songs and recharge (so they can come back and play another 17 years) after these next 6 shows before talking about the strange dream he had last night that he was sitting in the middle of a field on a beautiful day, when suddenly he saw from the periphery of his vision people walking towards him...an army of people surrounding him before sitting down. One of them took an apple and handed it to him and explained that they wanted him to eat the apple as a gift, but he realized he had no teeth...but then a giant tooth grew out of his upper gum. But you can't eat an apple with one tooth. He began to get nervous that people would wonder why he wasn't eating the apple and he had a moment of panic. Luckily, at that moment, the sun flew closer to the sun than it had ever been in history, and as a result his first thought was that the earth would burn up, but instead, the earth acted in the way that a grape acts...it shrivled and turned into a raisin version of the earth. The ground wrinkled and became mountains and the people got crushed together into a big pile. Only moments before he'd been panicking, but being crushed together, he realized that all of his senses became much more vivid in the way that a raisin is more intense tasting than a grape...Sounds, emotions, love...And just as the earth was becoming a much more rich and vivid place, he found himself in this pile of people. This pile of people became a groping pile of love and goo and he realized that Gamehendge is a state of mind and you don't have to get there physically. He decided then that everyone needed to know how simple it was to turn yourself into a seething pile of goo, so he called upon the Famous Mockingbird to spread the word about this... ##With Trey on keys. ###Rolling Stones cover; song ended with Trey setting up a delay loop before he and Mike moved to the front of the stage and began a bizarre synchonized duel involving them swinging their guitar and bass at each other and around themselves while wandering across the front of the stage and putting strange hats on Page and Jon; at one point Trey and Mike put both the guitar and bass down on the stage and kicked/stomped the stage beside them to produce more feedback; in the end Trey finally "defeated" Mike before the band walked off stage.
nope (0/0)	DVD / 1			View		DVD
Notes:	(listed for archival purposes - no trades) 09-30-00 Thomas and Mack Center, Las Vegas, NV Soundcheck: Harry Hood 1: Walfredo, The Curtain With, Maze, Roggae, I Didn't Know, Mike's Song -> Simple -> I Saw it Again, Esther > Weekapaug Groove (1:27) 2: *Timber (Jerry), AC/DC Bag, Colonel Forbin's Ascent# >Fly Famous Mockingbird, Twist > Sand## > A Day in the Life (1:09) E: Emotional Rescue### (0:13) Trey on keys, Jon on bass, Page on drums, Mike on guitar. Trey began to introduce Fish as 'Robert' before Fish interrupted, asking that he just be called 'Joe C,'the name of Kid Rock's sidekick. Trey flubs the entire last verse of the song, ending the song with "She died. Dead." ***As the band returned to the stage, the crowd sang "Happy Birthday" to Trey for his 36th birthday. #Trey takes the time to thank the people who have supported them, including the crew (the greatest crew in the history of music) and to talk about the hiatus and how they'll use it to write songs and recharge (so they can come back and play another 17 years) after these next 6 shows before talking about the strange dream he had last night that he was sitting in the middle of a field on a beautiful day, when suddenly he saw from the periphery of his vision people walking towards him...an army of people surrounding him before sitting down. One of them took an apple and handed it to him and explained that they wanted him to eat the apple as a gift, but he realized he had no teeth...but then a giant tooth grew out of his upper gum. But you can't eat an apple with one tooth. He began to get nervous that people would wonder why he wasn't eating the apple and he had a moment of panic. Luckily, at that moment, the sun flew closer to the sun than it had ever been in history, and as a result his first thought was that the earth would burn up, but instead, the earth acted in the way that a grape acts...it shrivled and turned into a raisin version of the earth. The ground wrinkled and became mountains and the people got crushed together into a big pile. Only moments before he'd been panicking, but being crushed together, he realized that all of his senses became much more vivid in the way that a raisin is more intense tasting than a grape...Sounds, emotions, love...And just as the earth was becoming a much more rich and vivid place, he found himself in this pile of people. This pile of people became a groping pile of love and goo and he realized that Gamehendge is a state of mind and you don't have to get there physically. He decided then that everyone needed to know how simple it was to turn yourself into a seething pile of goo, so he called upon the Famous Mockingbird to spread the word about this... ##With Trey on keys. ###Rolling Stones cover; song ended with Trey setting up a delay loop before he and Mike moved to the front of the stage and began a bizarre synchonized duel involving them swinging their guitar and bass at each other and around themselves while wandering across the front of the stage and putting strange hats on Page and Jon; at one point Trey and Mike put both the guitar and bass down on the stage and kicked/stomped the stage beside them to produce more feedback; in the end Trey finally "defeated" Mike before the band walked off stage.
nope (0/0)	DVD / 1			View		DVD
Notes:	(listed for archival purposes - no trades) 09-30-00 Thomas and Mack Center, Las Vegas, NV Soundcheck: Harry Hood 1: Walfredo, The Curtain With, Maze, Roggae, I Didn't Know, Mike's Song -> Simple -> I Saw it Again, Esther > Weekapaug Groove (1:27) 2: *Timber (Jerry), AC/DC Bag, Colonel Forbin's Ascent# >Fly Famous Mockingbird, Twist > Sand## > A Day in the Life (1:09) E: Emotional Rescue### (0:13) Trey on keys, Jon on bass, Page on drums, Mike on guitar. Trey began to introduce Fish as 'Robert' before Fish interrupted, asking that he just be called 'Joe C,'the name of Kid Rock's sidekick. Trey flubs the entire last verse of the song, ending the song with "She died. Dead." ***As the band returned to the stage, the crowd sang "Happy Birthday" to Trey for his 36th birthday. #Trey takes the time to thank the people who have supported them, including the crew (the greatest crew in the history of music) and to talk about the hiatus and how they'll use it to write songs and recharge (so they can come back and play another 17 years) after these next 6 shows before talking about the strange dream he had last night that he was sitting in the middle of a field on a beautiful day, when suddenly he saw from the periphery of his vision people walking towards him...an army of people surrounding him before sitting down. One of them took an apple and handed it to him and explained that they wanted him to eat the apple as a gift, but he realized he had no teeth...but then a giant tooth grew out of his upper gum. But you can't eat an apple with one tooth. He began to get nervous that people would wonder why he wasn't eating the apple and he had a moment of panic. Luckily, at that moment, the sun flew closer to the sun than it had ever been in history, and as a result his first thought was that the earth would burn up, but instead, the earth acted in the way that a grape acts...it shrivled and turned into a raisin version of the earth. The ground wrinkled and became mountains and the people got crushed together into a big pile. Only moments before he'd been panicking, but being crushed together, he realized that all of his senses became much more vivid in the way that a raisin is more intense tasting than a grape...Sounds, emotions, love...And just as the earth was becoming a much more rich and vivid place, he found himself in this pile of people. This pile of people became a groping pile of love and goo and he realized that Gamehendge is a state of mind and you don't have to get there physically. He decided then that everyone needed to know how simple it was to turn yourself into a seething pile of goo, so he called upon the Famous Mockingbird to spread the word about this... ##With Trey on keys. ###Rolling Stones cover; song ended with Trey setting up a delay loop before he and Mike moved to the front of the stage and began a bizarre synchonized duel involving them swinging their guitar and bass at each other and around themselves while wandering across the front of the stage and putting strange hats on Page and Jon; at one point Trey and Mike put both the guitar and bass down on the stage and kicked/stomped the stage beside them to produce more feedback; in the end Trey finally "defeated" Mike before the band walked off stage.
hernan (0/0)	CDR, 74min / 3			View
Shawn & Erin's Tapes (0/0)	analog / 2		A	View
Fleer Carll (0/0)	CDR / 3		A	View		9/30/00
Notes:	FOB>AUD>DAT>CDR
Mike (0/1)	cd-r / 0		A+	View		aud
Jeff Hutton (0/5)	CD / 3		A	View
Marcus (0/0)	CDR / 3		A+	View		FOB>DAP-1>CDR
Notes:	Sickest Ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Marcus (0/0)	CDR / 3		A+	View		FOB>DAP-1>CDR
Notes:	Sickest Ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
greg (0/0)	/ 0			View
Wade Fietzek (0/5)	cdr / 3			View		Neumann u89i >Graham Patten DMIC-20 @ 48kHz > Sony PCM-M1 > Montego II S/PDIF>Cool Edit 2000...
Mike (0/0)	CDR / 3		A	View		FOB Nak 701 mics> homemade a/d converter > DA-P1.
Notes:	FOB Nak 701 mics-homemade a/d converter-DA-P1
Ryan Harrell (0/5)	audio / 3			View		Neumann u89i (Centered and split 20 feet, Hypercardiod, 80Hz roll off)>Graham Patten DMIC-20 @...
Notes:	Great quality for an OTS. Killer setlist and show!
David Zamara (0/0)	CD-R / 3			View
Notes:	Las Vegas, Nevada
Sigsmundo (0/0)	CDR / 3		B	View	1642
Terrapin3441 (0/0)	/ 3			View		AUD
Andy Zaff (0/3)	CD-SHN / 3			View	1601
Nick Rowe (0/5)	CDR / 2		A+	View		ASF
Notes:	Webcast Video
dave morris (0/5)	cdr / 3	A	A	View		NA
Chris Rothan (0/0)	CD-R / 3		A	View
Notes:	with Tom Marshall (saying the "Marco Esquandolas" part). *With glowrings. ^With Michael Ray on trumpet. #Keyword was "schwag." ##Unfinished; also, after the "thank you, Mr. Minor" part, 5 people were taken out of the audience to sit on stage to keep Michael Ray company (a crew member had removed his trumpet from the stage misplaced it). Trey thanked 'Michael Ray and the Michael Ray Chorus.'
shane komives (0/1)	/ 3		B+	View
Fatty Veggie Kickdown (0/0)	SHN / 2			View	1601	Neumann u89i (Centered and split 20 feet, Hypercardiod, 80Hz roll off)> Graham Patten DMIC-2
Bill Fenner (0/4)	SHN / 2			View	1601
Notes:	3 audio CDs

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