Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young
Ice Palace
Tampa, Florida
April 14, 2002
Tapers:E.B./J.T. (r.i.p.)
Matrix DAT tapes > Audigy soundcard > CDR > flac
Disc one (71:12):
(1) Entering the stage/tune-up (0:50)
(2) Carry On (8:54)
(3) Military Madness (3:46)
(4) Going Home (7:11)
(5) Wooden Ships (9:17)
(6) Feed The People (6:51)
(7) You're My Girl (5:56)
(8) I Used To Be King (6:23)
(9) Southern Man (7:07)
(10) Southern Cross (5:08)
(11) Almost Cut My Hair (5:57)
(12) Cinnamon Girl (3:48)
Disc two (53:42):
(1) Applause (1:03)
(2) Helplessly Hoping (2:39)
(3) Our House (4:34)
(4) Old Man (4:24)
(5) Carry Me (4:54)
(6) Guinnevere (6:40)
(7) Harvest Moon (6:09)
(8) Old Man Trouble (6:30)
(9) Half Your Angels (5:54)
(10) Suite: Judy Blue Eyes (10:49)
Disc three (47:30):
(1) Take Me Out To The Ballgame (1:52)
(2) Let's Roll (6:49)
(3) Long Time Gone (7:34)
(4) Two Old Friends (6:18)
(5) Woodstock (5:59)
(6) Rockin' In The Free World (8:25)
(7) Encore break (4:05)
(8) Eight Miles High (6:24)
Notes: I believe this ALD/audience matrix was originally shared by John Tsalikes or one of his friends around 2006; unfortunately, the bot doesn't go back far enough to tell us who originally put it up. The sound quality here is pretty good; I think the ALD makes up the majority of this matrix, and unfortunately the dynamics seem to get overwhelmed by the full-band sound. If you compare the acoustic tracks against the full-band, the sound is much better. Overall, it's worth having because it's quite listenable even in the overloaded parts, and there is no audience interference that I could hear.
For those who didn't know John, he was sort of the "godfather" of wireless recording; he had this ALD/IEM stuff figured out in the early 2000's long before anyone else did, and was very gracious about sharing his knowledge with anyone who was interested in learning. Great guy, and due to a variety of health issues he left us too soon (October 2000, if I remember right) but he left his mark on collecting circles. I still miss him and the "surprise" packages that would occasionally show up in the mail that blew my mind.
I don't know what ALD means, but the sound quality here is woeful. The instruments are badly mixed and virtually strangle the vocals. No worth the effort in my book. Regards, Peter. (Sydney).
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