Phish 02/15/1991
Colonial Theater, Keene, NH
Source Summary
flac24, 96kHz; Beyerdynamic m700's > Sony WM-D6C > Cass(m); Cass(m) > Sony K707ES > MA2496 > CDWave > Goldwave > CDWave > FLAC; Source by Kevin Hall; Transfer by Carl Morstadt
flac24, 96kHz; Beyerdynamic m700's > Sony WM-D6C > Cass(m); Cass(m) > Sony K707ES > MA2496 > CDWave > Goldwave > CDWave > FLAC; Source by Kevin Hall; Transfer by Carl Morstadt
Other Sources
SHNID 22361 Nak 300 > D5 (Cass/0); Sony TC-WE805S > Art...
SHNID 133661 flac16 48kHz Set 2 Only; Nakamichi 300 > D5 >...
SHNID 176616 flac2448: Recording: fob Nak cm 300 cardioid...
Phish - Colonial Theater, Keene, NH 2/15/91
DVD1 (Set 1)
1. The Curtain
2. Wilson
3. Divided Sky
4. Split Open and Melt
5. Fee
6. Buried Alive
7. The Mango Song
8. The Sloth
9. Dinner and a Movie
10. Magilla
11. Llama
DVD2
(Set 2)
1. David Bowie
2. Bathtub Gin
3. Ya Mar
4. Guelah Papyrus
5. My Sweet One
6. Oh Kee Pa Ceremony
7. AC/DC Bag
8. Harry Hood
9. Terrapin/vacuum solo
10. Chalk Dust Torture
(Encores)
11. E: Caravan
12. B.B.F.C.F.M.
13. Contact
14. Golgi Apparatus
Taped by Kevin Hall
Sony WM-D6C Professional Walkman recorder
2 Beyer M-700 microphones
Maxell metal cassettes
Taper's Notes - May 16, 2005: My First Phish Show. I went at the urging of my brother Beak and his girlfriend Erica. Prior to this, all I had heard was a multi-generation copy of Junta that had been loaned to me by Erica, it kind of reminded me of Gentle Giant and Frank Zappa, but the tape was such poor quality that it didn't really grab me in any way. Five of us made a mad dash from New Haven up to Keene, making it with a decent amount of time to spare....I had been told by Erica that they allowed taping, but I didn't believe her, so I "smuggled" the gear in just to be safe. I set up right next to the soundboard - stage left - and perched my mikes on top of one of Paul's empty equipment boxes, who brings a stand when you're smuggling your gear?? Anyway, the tape came out pretty good, and needless to say, the show blew my face off. It was especially sentimental for me because my brother and I grew up in Keene.....we used to go to the Colonial Theater when it was a movie house....we saw Jungle Book there around 1967, just to name a few. One of my clearest memories of the Colonial was the neon clock on the wall....it was always there when we saw a movie, what a wild flashback when I looked up in the middle of a ferocius Phish Jam and saw that clock.....1967 never seemed farther away. Other than making a couple of copies for friends over the years, this recording is essentially uncirculated. I would like to offer my sincere gratitude to my friend Carl for bringing this priceless relic from my past into the digital age. Play it loud and often, share it freely and keep those decks rolling. The more generous you are with your music, the more it comes back to you......Kev.
P.S. My apologies for the post vacuum solo narrative....by the time we reached that point of the show, I had planned to force all my friends to listen to the tapes, and I didn't think they would believe it really was a vacuum cleaner.....Kev.
Mastered and FLAC'ed by Carl Morstadt (dantalion8@yahoo.com)
Master Cassette ->
Sony K707ES cassette deck ->
M-Audio Firewire Audiophile 2496 ->
CDWAV 24-bit/96-KHz wav files ->
Goldwave (normalizing and crossfades) ->
CD Wave (track breaks) ->
FLAC Front End (FLAC 8)
No EQ'ing.
A 16-bit/44.1-KHz flac16 version of this show is also available.
DVD1 (Set 1)
1. The Curtain
2. Wilson
3. Divided Sky
4. Split Open and Melt
5. Fee
6. Buried Alive
7. The Mango Song
8. The Sloth
9. Dinner and a Movie
10. Magilla
11. Llama
DVD2
(Set 2)
1. David Bowie
2. Bathtub Gin
3. Ya Mar
4. Guelah Papyrus
5. My Sweet One
6. Oh Kee Pa Ceremony
7. AC/DC Bag
8. Harry Hood
9. Terrapin/vacuum solo
10. Chalk Dust Torture
(Encores)
11. E: Caravan
12. B.B.F.C.F.M.
13. Contact
14. Golgi Apparatus
Taped by Kevin Hall
Sony WM-D6C Professional Walkman recorder
2 Beyer M-700 microphones
Maxell metal cassettes
Taper's Notes - May 16, 2005: My First Phish Show. I went at the urging of my brother Beak and his girlfriend Erica. Prior to this, all I had heard was a multi-generation copy of Junta that had been loaned to me by Erica, it kind of reminded me of Gentle Giant and Frank Zappa, but the tape was such poor quality that it didn't really grab me in any way. Five of us made a mad dash from New Haven up to Keene, making it with a decent amount of time to spare....I had been told by Erica that they allowed taping, but I didn't believe her, so I "smuggled" the gear in just to be safe. I set up right next to the soundboard - stage left - and perched my mikes on top of one of Paul's empty equipment boxes, who brings a stand when you're smuggling your gear?? Anyway, the tape came out pretty good, and needless to say, the show blew my face off. It was especially sentimental for me because my brother and I grew up in Keene.....we used to go to the Colonial Theater when it was a movie house....we saw Jungle Book there around 1967, just to name a few. One of my clearest memories of the Colonial was the neon clock on the wall....it was always there when we saw a movie, what a wild flashback when I looked up in the middle of a ferocius Phish Jam and saw that clock.....1967 never seemed farther away. Other than making a couple of copies for friends over the years, this recording is essentially uncirculated. I would like to offer my sincere gratitude to my friend Carl for bringing this priceless relic from my past into the digital age. Play it loud and often, share it freely and keep those decks rolling. The more generous you are with your music, the more it comes back to you......Kev.
P.S. My apologies for the post vacuum solo narrative....by the time we reached that point of the show, I had planned to force all my friends to listen to the tapes, and I didn't think they would believe it really was a vacuum cleaner.....Kev.
Mastered and FLAC'ed by Carl Morstadt (dantalion8@yahoo.com)
Master Cassette ->
Sony K707ES cassette deck ->
M-Audio Firewire Audiophile 2496 ->
CDWAV 24-bit/96-KHz wav files ->
Goldwave (normalizing and crossfades) ->
CD Wave (track breaks) ->
FLAC Front End (FLAC 8)
No EQ'ing.
A 16-bit/44.1-KHz flac16 version of this show is also available.
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Dealing with 24-bit/96KHz FLAC files
These files will not burn to a CD-R, but will burn to a DVD+/-R.
The advantage is better sound than standard CD.
Also, you can fit more music on a DVD-A disk:
about 2 hours at 24-bit/96KHz, or
about 7 hours at 16-bit/44.1KHz (standard CD audio files)
To burn them to disk, you need a DVD burner & DVD-A software. Also, you need a DVD-A compatible DVD player to play the resulting disks.
For software, Sourceforge has recently released an open-source DVD-A burning software package with FLAC compatibility. Simply drag the FLAC files into the software, and it will decode the FLAC to 24/96 wav files & burn the DVD-A. Their website is here:
http://dvd-audio.sourceforge.net/
Also, a commercial software package is available called Discwelder Bronze. This does not support FLAC, so you have to use FLAC Front End to decode the FLAC files to 24/96 wav files before burning. Their website is here:
http://www.minnetonkaaudio.com/news/2004/bronzeOSX.html
And here is a review of their software.
http://tinyurl.com/3zkjr
I expect Nero to support DVD-A burning in an upcoming version.
The future is now, get with it, folks.
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Dealing with 24-bit/96KHz FLAC files
These files will not burn to a CD-R, but will burn to a DVD+/-R.
The advantage is better sound than standard CD.
Also, you can fit more music on a DVD-A disk:
about 2 hours at 24-bit/96KHz, or
about 7 hours at 16-bit/44.1KHz (standard CD audio files)
To burn them to disk, you need a DVD burner & DVD-A software. Also, you need a DVD-A compatible DVD player to play the resulting disks.
For software, Sourceforge has recently released an open-source DVD-A burning software package with FLAC compatibility. Simply drag the FLAC files into the software, and it will decode the FLAC to 24/96 wav files & burn the DVD-A. Their website is here:
http://dvd-audio.sourceforge.net/
Also, a commercial software package is available called Discwelder Bronze. This does not support FLAC, so you have to use FLAC Front End to decode the FLAC files to 24/96 wav files before burning. Their website is here:
http://www.minnetonkaaudio.com/news/2004/bronzeOSX.html
And here is a review of their software.
http://tinyurl.com/3zkjr
I expect Nero to support DVD-A burning in an upcoming version.
The future is now, get with it, folks.
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