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Versions - Different performances of the song by the same artist

Compilations - Other albums which feature this performance of the song

Covers - Performances of a song with the same name by different artists

Song Title	Versions	Compilations	Covers
Jam > Althea
Ship Of Fools
Big Railroad Blues
Into The Mystic
Scarlet Begonias
The Mountain Song
Midnight Rider
Shakedown Street
Playing In The Band
Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys
This Wheel's On Fire
Little Sparrow
Bird Song
Layla
Fire On The Mountain
Morning Dew
Playing Reprise
Liberty

Notes

Phil Lesh (bass, vocals)
Grahame Lesh (guitar, vocals)
Warren Haynes (guitar, vocals)
Jeff Chimenti (keys, vocals)
Larry Campbell (guitar)
Teresa Williams (vocals)
Jaz Sawyer (drums)

Data DVDs > {One source: Free M4a converter (to 16/44.1 wave) > Soundforge (convert to 24/96)}; both files then > Adobe Audition (file alignment and stretching, mixing) > Soundforge (mixdown levels, fades, some limited eq, convert to 16/44.1) > CDWave (tracking, convert to FLACs) > TLH (checksums)

Notes: Stealth Happened! This is a mix of two unknown audience sources. One came at 24/96 and is full, rich, muffled, and incomplete. The other is bright, the complete show, but of limited fidelity: it appears to be mono, and recorded with auto-limiter that compressed everything to -6 db; this came as an m4a file with low bit-rate, so it's clean but distinctly low-fi. The two recordings went together surprisingly well; I sacrificed some vocal clarity in search of a richer, warmer bass tone - it's Phil Lesh, after all. His work with Warren Haynes is always spectacular; enjoy! The 24-96 recording cuts off near the end of Fire On The Mountain, and I applied some eq on the lossy source that completed the show. Hopefully the loss-less version shows up, I'd happily re-mix this...

I don't know how you burn this to cd properly. The first set is 1h 24 min, the last two songs being 20 seamless minutes. The second set didn't stop for the first 1h 11min. You work it out, I've done enough hard work here!