(Audience FLAC)
Nassau Coliseum,
16 bit 44.1 KHz sample rate compatible with CD burning
source: audience cassette master taped by Jerry Moore
2 Sony ecm 33p's > Sony tc-152 using Maxell ud-120's w/ Dolby B
transferred & seeded by Rob Berger (2009-12-01):
Nakamichi Dragon > Tascam HD-P2 @ 24/96
Hard Dive > CD wave > adobe audition 2.0 > flac
EQ and clean-up by Flying -M- (Dec 2016)
iZotope RX4 advanced & Har-Bal 3.0 > CD Wave > AudioGate (16-44) > TLH (flac 8)
1st Set
01. tuning
02. Raving And Drooling
03. You Gotta Be Crazy
04. Shine On You Crazy Diamond I-V >
05. Have A Cigar >
06. Shine On You Crazy Diamond VI-IX
[58:55]
2nd Set
01. Speak To Me >
02. Breathe >
03. On The Run >
04. Time >
05. Breathe (reprise) >
06. The Great Gig In The Sky >
07. Money >
08. Us And Them >
09. Any Colour You Like >
10. Brain Damage >
11. Eclipse
12. encore call - tuning
13. Echoes
[87:25]
Total Running Time: 2 hours 26 minutes and 20 seconds
A fantastic concert and a nice recording but the signal was exaggerated in the mid-range making it sound "hollow" or "boxy".
For this project the spectrum was reshaped following the Harmonic Balancing principle increasing clarity, depth and power. Multiple passes were performed to fine tune and reduce specific audio distresses. Spectrum analyzer plots of the original waveforms and then the Harmonic Balanced waveforms are included.
For one the harsh brittle sound of the raw recording has been minimized with this procedure. Another improvement is Roger's bass guitar sounds like one now.
A secondary issue was that this recording was plagued by a multitude of ticks, pops, scrapes, clunks and whispering. These distracting noises were removed and the loudest claps were reduced at the same time. All done as spot repairs so some of those pesky little noises may remain. You will probably never even notice them.
The results are a more pleasant sounding recording.
Speed and pitch verification by Professor Goody.
Thanks to the pervessor for all he does to improve our recordings.
Thanks should also go to Jerry (R.I.P.) and Rob who recorded and shared this tape with everyone.
And to Pink Floyd for blowing our minds back then.
It should read Uniondale, NY.
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