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PostPosted: Fri May 13, 2005 10:56 pm
  

BitTorrent Available Here: http://forums.bargainville.org/index.ph ... T&f=2&t=97

Arlo Guthrie
May 7, 2005
College of Staten Island Center for the Arts Concert Hall
Staten Island, NY

Taper: Jason Reiser <jreiser_at_ecoutez_dot_com>
Source: Schoeps MK4 > Sonosax SX-M2/LS > Sound Devices 722 @ 24bit/96kHz
(mics in DINa, over edge of balcony, dead center - seat AA-109)
Conversion: 722 > Firewire (MD5 verified) > Adobe Audition > iZotope Ozone 3 > CD Wave 1.94.5 beta > FLAC 1.1.2
24/96 > 16/44.1 - downsampled in Audition w/ highest quality, dithered via MBIT+ (Ultra Noise Shaping, Normal Amount) in Ozone.


* This is a downsampled 16/44.1 copy. Original 24/96 recording available upon request. *


Notes: Arlo Guthrie was joined by Gordon Titcomb and Abe Guthrie for both sets. For the first
set, mics were clamped to the balcony rail which was fine except when anyone touched the rail,
it was clearly audible in the recording... most notably at the start of the set during applause
when someone's elbows were on the rail while he was clapping. Fortunately he was nice enough
to lean back (thanks Miles!) and I switched to a mic stand for the second set. Actual mic
location was nearly identical. Also, there are some level adjustments at the start of the
first set where I learned that my preamp has a noisy potentiometer in one channel. The really
bad noises were removed with cross-fades to the other channel. It's not a very clean patch job,
but 99% of it is in one banter track. The rendition of Alice's Restaurant is really more of a
story about forgetting the lyrics and his daughter learning the song.

Code:
Disc 1 of 2                      Total: 57:46:00
01 Intro                                01:05:03
02 Chilling of the Evening              03:34:58
03 banter: Pretty good song, huh?       01:15:08
04 Oklahoma Hills *                     03:59:46
05 Gypsy Davey #                        02:56:20
06 banter: first performance            01:37:27
07 St. James Infirmary +                04:19:16
08 The Motorcycle Song                  07:37:55
09 banter: You sing too?                02:07:12
10 Haleiwa Blues                        03:51:03
11 banter: songwriting                  02:10:10
12 Darkest Hour                         04:00:04
13 banter: Get Dolly                    06:37:00
14 Portland Town ^                      02:01:70
15 banter: air travel & technology      07:21:51
16 Coming Into Los Angeles              03:09:67


Disc 2                           Total: 71:19:15
01 Intro                                00:34:27
02 Green Green Rocky Road               03:03:72
03 When a Soldier Makes It Home         05:35:40
04 Slow Boat                            03:18:15
05 banter: learning music               03:37:02
06 St. Louis Tickle %                   01:59:19
07 banter: prolific song writers        03:12:22
08 When The Ship Comes In $             03:32:15
09 banter: meeting Steve Goodman        01:11:69
10 The City of New Orleans @            04:19:47
11 banter: poster theft                 01:49:03
12 Me And Bobby McGee ~                 04:18:52
13 My Old Friend                        03:52:02
14 This Land Is Your Land "             12:09:53
ENCORE:
15 Alice's Restaurant (partial)         10:00:09
16 Highway In The Wind                  05:11:49
17 banter: thanks to Gordon & Abe       00:52:57
18 Black Mountain Rag `                 02:38:62

Credits:
* Woody Guthrie and Jack Guthrie
# Traditional, arranged and adapted by Arlo Guthrie
+ Traditional
^ Daryl Adams
% Dave Van Ronk
$ Bob Dylan
@ Steve Goodman
~ Kris Kristofferson
" Woody Guthrie
` Doc Watson


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PostPosted: Mon Jun 13, 2005 5:53 am
  

Jason - I've seen this BitTorrent before (probably from you!) but don't have a clue how to get it :roll: Any tips?? Do I have to be a registered user?? DO I just download it -- onto a CD (somehow)?? Guess I have a lot of questions!!
Thanks!


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PostPosted: Sun Dec 11, 2005 11:58 pm
  

I Don't suppose anyone here has this file and would be able to seed it? I'm willing to keep it alive when I've got the whole file.


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