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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
Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness
Tonight, Tonight
Zero
Fuck You
To Forgive
Today
Thru the Eyes of Ruby >
By Starlight
Disarm
Bullet with Butterfly Wings
Siva
Porcelina of the Vast Oceans > Beautiful > Rocket (tease)
Cherub Rock
In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida (tease)
X.Y.U.

Notes

this had been circulating as an SHN fileset with the following lineage:
07.10.96 USAir Arena; Landover, MD, US - 2/ aud>dat D7/SS>DSM-6

[the original text file is included here for posterity]

thanks to Deadmarsh for pointing out that despite carrying the same rig info, this version actually sounds better than the spoogles DSM-6S > D7 tape at http://www.archive.org/details/tsp1996-07-10.flac16
upon further examination I discovered differences in the crowd noise (notably right at the start of the show) and a tape pause after Cherub Rock that isn't present on the other version

I cannot detect a tape flip at any of the usual spots (45, 50, 55, 60 minutes) so I do not believe this to be an analog recording, which rules out the CSB > D6 rig as being the source for this
you can also hear skips / flutter as the taper's DAT runs out at the 120 minute mark, missing the bands final thank-you (missing roughly 60 seconds compared to the spoogles version)

so, it's possible that this is the ECM-909A > D8 source, or there could also have been two people running DSM-6 > D7 rigs at this show (a pretty common stealth setup in the mid-90s)

track splits were obviously done on the fly during the transfer, and a cut / repeat during dead air around the 72 minute mark (ie the CD change for 74 minute media) seems to confirm a standalone burner as the transfer device
I recombined this into a single WAV file with Audacity, cleaned up the cut / repeat and retracked it with CDWave

this is Jimmy's last performance with the band until April 10th, 1999 in Detroit. Jonathon Melvoin joins in on a second drum kit during Silverfuck

thanks to the original taper, whoever they may be