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Phil Lesh and FriendsPhil Lesh and Friends Live at Highland Bowl on 2008-07-12 (July 12, 2008)

Collection: : PhilLeshandFriends
Band/Artist: Phil Lesh and Friends
Date: July 12, 2008 (check for other copies)
Venue: Highland Bowl
Location: Rochester, NY

Source: 24 bit: Brüel & Kjær 4022 > Sound Devices 722
Lineage: Compact Flash Card > IBM ThinkPad T41
Taped by: Tim Burke
Transferred by: Tim Burke
Keywords: Tim Burke

Description

s1t01. One More Saturday Night
s1t02. Cumberland Blues
s1t03. Me And My Uncle >
s1t04. Brown Eyed Women
s1t05. So Hard To Find My Way >
s1t06. Operator
s1t07. Cosmic Charlie
s2t01. [tuning, set dedication]
s2t02. New Speedway Boogie >
s2t03. He's Gone >
s2t04. Candyman
s2t05. Cryptical Envelopment >
s2t06. The Other One >
s2t07. Cryptical Envelopment >
s2t08. Morning Dew
s2t09. Help On The Way >
Slipknot! >
s2t10. Franklin's Tower
s2t11. [crowd, donor rap, band introductions]
s2t12. Truckin'

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Reviewer: simon wagstaff - - July 17, 2008
Subject: hard one to call.
Phil shows for me these days are more set list driven, if he plays the jam tunes then he comes through in spades, otherwise there is a tendency towards stand alone songs. this show does have a very nice set list and is quite well played with some good jams and guitar work, especially in the Help>Slip>Franklins.

Soundwise this is a hard one to call. It is a superb 24 bit recording but there is just something that sounds a little different about it. I think perhaps the balance is off a little bit (from the band, nothing to do with the taper) or the stereo presentation is different. Phil is up in the mix, the midrange seems a little recessed and the cymbals don't really splash the way they should. Still a fine 24 bit recording and well worth the download.

Remember, it's just my 2 cents.

:)

Reviewer: rowjimmytour - - July 16, 2008
Subject: Read between The Lines
Taper never claimed that his 16bit version was up on LMA. He only wrote that a 16bit version(s) already exist. Same goes w/ Levon Helm who is not LMA friendly or normally taper friendly for that matter.He only states that he archived the show but never once says that he is sharing his version w/ other peeps.

Reviewer: ravinspace - - July 15, 2008
Subject: Archived and 16 bit
Sorry for asking but where is the 16 bit archived? And, I also ask where is the Levon Helm archived? Thanks, ravin

Reviewer: pressuredropJW - - July 15, 2008
Subject: levon helm
i dont quite get it. in the info you say the levon helm set was archived, but i cant find it. could you explain to me whats going on? i kinda feel like an idiot!

Notes

Recordist : Tim Burke - tburke@upstatetapers.org
Location : Front Of Board, ~2' Left Of Center, ~35' from the stage lip, ~7' high
Mic Config : 17 cm, 110º [ORTF]
Source : Brüel & Kjær 4022 > Sound Devices 722
Recorded Format : 24 bit, 48 kHz
Conversion : Compact Flash Card > IBM ThinkPad T41
Editing : Steinberg WaveLab v5.01b [decibel increase to both channels (resulting in -.20 peaks) via the 'change gain' command]
Dither : none
Final Format : 24 bit, 48 kHz
Tracking : CD Wave v1.93.3
Compression : FLAC v1.2.0, FLAC Frontend v1.7.0.1, Level 8

A 16 bit, 44.1 kHz copy of this source already exists.
Please do not resample and dither this copy and distribute.

DSP performed by Tim Burke on July 14, 2008.

Notes:
The show was general admission seating.
The Levon Helm Band opened and was also archived.
Thanks to "Dude" for the clamp space.

Personnel:
Larry Campbell - guitar, mandolin, fiddle, vocals
Jackie Greene - guitar, keyboards, vocals
Phil Lesh - bass guitar, vocals
Steve Molitz - keyboards, vocals
John Molo - drums
Teresa Williams - backing vocals