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Song Title	Versions	Compilations	Covers
tuning/Jam>
Cumberland Blues
Big River
Lazy River Road
Cold Roses>
The Wheel>
Shakedown Street>
Jam> Passenger
St. Stephen>
Dark Star (V1)>
Stars Go Blue> Here Comes Sunshine Intro Tease>
Jam> Dark Star (V2)>
China Cat Sunflower>
The Eleven>
Stella Blue
Help On The Way> Slipknot!>
Franklin's Tower
encore break/Donor Rap/Intros
Truckin'

Notes

Main Stage
Location: 20' LOC VIP Lawn
Mic Config: 10' split ~7'^
Source: ADK51TL/o> BBee hypers> Oade T+mod UA5 >JB3 44.1 wav

Conversion: JB3 > sb1394 > CPC v3.02.5 > Pc > Flac burn
Format: 16-bit, 44.1 kHz
Editing: CD-Wave (tracking), Adobe Audition 1.0 (fades,EQ,NR,limiting*)

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Thanks to all the folks at 10KLF who helped make it so easy to record
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Phil Lesh (bass, vocals)
Larry Campbell (guitar)
Joan Osborne (lead vocals)
John Molo (drums)
Rob Barraco (keys)
Barry Sless (pedal steel)
Greg Osby (sax)

Post NOTES
Editing done in 16bit/44.1mhz realm:
cuts - yes= reduced the first set to 1:19:54. Removals included 10klf intro of 7:50min before band took the stage and the ballance was removed between tunes. At the end of set two, Phil had some remarks that were preserved but I did move them up in time a bit and shortened the fade out.

EQ - Despite the obvious focus on Phil's bass lines, the omnis managed to render the bass way too strongly and with some resonance. A three notch filter from 55hz to 76hz was applied and with EQ bass was rolled off below 100hz and raised a bit above 125hz to 400 where things were brought back flat. A gradual lift, begining at 1600hz peaking at 5hz/+2.5db and returning to 0db at 12khz, was also applied.