July 5, 2000 recordings

[celluloid hero]

I was going through some old posts and found a conversation about this show and its sources. I had (and maybe still have) Jason Goodin's MD recording that I posted about, which was as echoey as the others and has the MD tinge to it. I was hoping some of you old folks might know more about this post:

Originally Posted by Carter41 Do you have Goodin's source (I might have the name slightly off)? I have Goodin's, Lincoln's, Leehr's, and some misc MD source. Leehr's is definitely the best since it has very little echo.

Anyone have this magical "Leehr" source?

[Carter41]

Yes. I have it. I don't recall if I have the original .shn files. And I don't recall if he even spread the .shn files. I believe I obtained the recording directly from the taper.

Funny to see a past post of mine, as I haven't really posted much outside of a couple of posts in almost a decade

[celluloid hero]

That's awesome, ha. Can you rip them?

[NiCK (Crush)]

This is a great show. Say Goodbye needs to open more othen.

[Carter41]

Originally Posted by celluloid hero That's awesome, ha. Can you rip them?

Sure. I think I have a third source as well. I often traded .wav discs 20 years ago, so I don't think I have any of these sources as unconverted files. I do believe I have the .txt files backed up somewhere, however.

[Carter41]

My "signature" below has MySpace links to previous bands I played with. And my text by my profile picture must have been from when Roi passed. Perhaps it's time to stop stalking the boards and come out of retirement or at least update my profile from a decade ago.

It's good to see some fellow old timer DMBML members hanging around still.

[somf4eva]

seeing you "old timers" starting posting again is great

[Carter41]

I found the .txt file. I will get to the discs ASAP (likely this weekend). I don't really know where to upload them, however.

Dave Matthews Band Wednesday, July 5 2000 Comerica Park Detroit, MI Taper: Dan Leehr Source : Sound Professionals Binaurals > Bass Roll-Off Box > Sharp MD702MK > MiniDisc (Sec C, Row 14) Conversion: MiniDisc (Master) > Sony MDS-JE520 > Optical > TB Montego II+ > Cool Edit Pro > WAV Editing: WAV > Cool Edit Pro (dEQ, Fade-In, Fade-Out) > CD Wave > Shorten32 > SHN Disc #1 1. Intro 2:53 2. Say Goodbye 9:48 3. Grey Street 8:09 4. Warehouse 9:34 5. One Sweet World 10:24 6. Drive In Drive Out 7:33 7. Lie In Our Graves 15:39 8. Tuning Up 2:11 9. Busted Stuff 8:22 --------------------------------------------- Total: 74:33 Disc #2 1. True Reflections + 8:50 2. Satellite 5:58 3. Sweet Up & Down 6:07 4. Lover Lay Down 8:28 5. Don’t Drink the Water 7:57 6. JTR + 5:57 7. Stay + 10:46 Encore: 8. The Maker 7:04 9. So Much To Say -> 4:20 10. Anyone Seen the Bridge -> 1:26 11. Too Much 5:54 --------------------------------------------- Total: 72:47 Entire Show with Butch Taylor + Tawatha, Cindy & Brenda Notes: This copy was EQ'ed to bring up the vocals and instruments. The end of Lie In Our Graves is cut, due to a disc switch. The other switch happened at the encore break Dan

[celluloid hero]

Thanks! I will send you a onedrive link.

[wiebrod]

Good to see old posters come back out.

[Carter41]

I also have this source as well as Lincoln's and Goodin's sources. Not sure who taped this one, though. I actually have the .flac files on an old backup drive. The Leeher source is buried somewhere in a mountain of old DMB discs at my parent's house.

Dave Matthews Band 7-5-2000 Comerica park Detroit Mi. Disc 1 01,Say Goodbye 02,Grey Street 03,Warehouse 04,One Sweet World 05,Drive In,Drive Out 06,Lie In Our Graves 07,Busted Stuff 08,True Reflections Disc 2 01,Satellight 02,Sweet Up & Down 03,Lover Lay Down 04,Dont Drink The Water 05,John The Revelator 06,Stay E:07,The Maker 08,So Much To Say>Too Much Recorded from behind the soundboard in the taper section. Sony 959>Sony MZR 3 Sony MDS-JE 470>Creative Live Driver IR>CDWav Editor>FLAC

EDIT: apparently, this is the above source, although the text file I have is slightly different than the file in the following link: [Only registered users can see links.]

[celluloid hero]

Ok sending a link via PM!

[mr.mike]

Was 5th row for this show. I had such a blast that tour.

[Carter41]

Originally Posted by mr.mike Was 5th row for this show. I had such a blast that tour.

I sat up in the nosebleeds way behind homeplate. Awful seats Great show, though. It's pretty great that I can put on any show from 2000 at random and be satisfied.

[gary]

If you have the shn files can you post to DT? I don't have this source. Thanks.

[dandtrock]

This thread brings back memories of the old days. The setlist compared to today is striking.

[Feathered]

Originally Posted by Carter41 My "signature" below has MySpace links to previous bands I played with. And my text by my profile picture must have been from when Roi passed. Perhaps it's time to stop stalking the boards and come out of retirement or at least update my profile from a decade ago. It's good to see some fellow old timer DMBML members hanging around still.

I finally remembered my login and also clicked "remember me" a bit ago. My AIM account was still linked which was kind of a weird temporal shock.

[greppson]

There is also another source listed on db.etree.org by Jay Holycross...

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[greppson]

Also, whatever happened t dmbexchange? What a great resource for source files.

[klillyblad]

Originally Posted by greppson Also, whatever happened t dmbexchange? What a great resource for source files.

I really miss it. It was great for checking sources for a specific date. I used it to manage my collection and basically stopped keeping a list when the site shut down. (based on my last exported csv file, that was early 2014)