(DVDfull aud-shot)
Bonnaroo Music Festival
What Stage
Pro-shot 2-DVD with dubbed soundboard audio
SBD/52Track
Audio: SBD/REMASTERED, Transfered, Tracked & Seeded By:
Michael Wilker mwilker-at-comcast.net
Audio Source: DSBD/DAT @48k / Remaster: Tascam DA-45hr~>
BehringerDEQ24/96 Ultracurve pro*~>
*(3.0db boost overall + 5.0db boost below 160hz
+ add. boost of 2.0db below 60hz)
Lexicon 480~> ART212 Dual COmpressor~>
Furman Limiter Compresor~> Gatex Noise Gate~>
Furman Pro Conditioner~> Protools 24 @ 24/96~>
CDWave(track)~> TLH(sbe)~> Flac(level 8)
Video: Screen Feed > DVD Standalone > MPG2 > Vegas > DVD Architect
Video Transfer, Sync, Author & Menus by: Killer
Video
Format : MPEG-2 Video
Format : MPEG Video
Format version : Version 2
Bit rate mode : Variable
Bit rate : 3 518 Kbps
Maximum bit rate : 4 000 Kbps
Width : 720 pixels
Height : 480 pixels
Display aspect ratio : 4:3
Frame rate : 29.970 fps
Standard : NTSC
Color space : YUV
Chroma subsampling : 4:2:0
Bit depth : 8 bits
Bits/(Pixel*Frame) : 0.340
Stream size : 929 MiB (93%)
Audio
Format : MPEG Video
Format settings, Endianness : Default
Stream size : 8 bits
Neil Young: Vocals, Guitar
Frank Sampedro: Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals
Billy Talbot: Bass, Vocals
Ralph Molina: Drums, Vocals
Pegi Young: Background Vocals
Nancy Hall: Background Vocals
Susan Hall: Background Vocals
Twink Brewer: Background Vocals
Disc One:
01. Love to Burn
02. Sedan Delivery
03. Powderfinger
04. Hey Hey, My My
05. cortez The Killer
06. Fuckin' Up
Disc Two:
01. Like A Hurricane
Encore #1:
02. Be The Rain
03. Cinnamon Girl
04. Rockin' In The Free World
05. Roll Another Number
Encore #2:
06. Down By The River
Notes:
This was recently shared by "dazed64" on the EL tracker - given that a great soundboard has been commonly circulated for years (see contrast clause), I was really surprised that I didn't know anything about an accompanying video for the show. Since I'd never seen it, I figured this may be new to some others. (There was an unsuccessful attempt to post a slightly different version of this source a few years ago; it was deleted after a couple of weeks with zero downloads.)
The quality of this is really nice, quite watchable for even a non-bootleg fan. The video is the raw pro shot footage -- it looks a couple of generations removed from the master VHS; images are not as sharp as they could be, but there is certainly no pixellation or color bleed. As is common with raw pro shots, there are points in the video where the images are darker than you would find on a commercial release, but it looks pretty faithful to what would have been on the screens at Bonnaroo.
The sound quality is fantastic -- similar to, if not better than, the audio-only torrent posted a few years ago.
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