ARLO GUTHRIE WITH THE METROPOLITAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
AN EVENING AT THE KENNEDY CENTER
NOVEMBER 19, 2001

Disc 1:
1. Warming Up 1:01
2. Fanfare For The Common Man 5:27
3. Variations On A Shaker Melody 6:23
4. Hoedown 3:50
5. City Of New Orleans 4:39
6. Epilogue 4:22
7. I'm Never Doin' That Again 1:24
8. St. James Infirmary 4:43
9. King Of Folksingers, Elvis 3:02
10. Can't Help Falling In Love 5:12
11. I Don't Like Poetry 4:50
12. Mooses Come Walking 1:00
13. Songs In My Sleep 0:58
14. Darkest Hour 4:14

Disc 2:
1. I Don't Have A Plan 2:00
2. When A Soldier Makes It Home 5:40
3. Making My First Record 6:55
4. Ring-Around-A-Rosy-Rag 2:35
5. Songwriting 6:18
6. When The Ship Comes In 3:49
7. Charlie Chaplin 1:45
8. You Are The Song 4:39
9. Celebrating The Bicentenial 2:13
10. Patriots Dream (Take One) 2:46
11. Let's Do It Again 0:42
12. Patriots Dream (Take Two) 3:42
13. This Land Is Your Land 10:01
14. We Probably Know Another 1:11
15. Goodnight Irene 6:38
16. Thanks For Coming 1:20
17. Highway In The Wind 6:07
18. We Don't Know Anymore 1:10
19. Keys To The Highway 5:07

Total Time: 2:05:23

Disc Information sent to CDDB. If your media player supports looking up CD info, it should pull in all the correct track and disc names if you burn this to CD's as above.

Download Links:
Part 1 - http://www.arlo.net/resources/forums/do ... file=279-1
Part 2 - http://www.arlo.net/resources/forums/do ... file=279-2

Location:
The Kennedy Center / Washington, DC
Left side of stage, Parterre Orchestra Box
(Photos were taken from this location as well)

Gear Details:
Sony MZ-R900 MD (LP2 mode)
AT-933 Cardioid mics
Sound Professionals SP-PREAMP Dual Channel Mic Preamp

Transfer Details:
MD > DVD (Pioneer DVR-220 in MN32/FINE/2Ch Linear PCM) >
PCM ripped from DVD by Mac The Ripper 3.0 R14 >
AIFF (1536kbps) by AIFF from PCM 1.0b11 >
Sound Studio 2.2.4 >
FLAC by Max 0.7.1

Sound Studio Post Processing Details:
Track marking, fades, and dynamic compression.
Compression threshold: -20db
Compression ratio: 3.0 to 1
Attack Time: 0.000 sec / Release Time: 0.200 sec
Post Gain: 9.33db

(Computer: iBook 600 G3 - Dual USB - OS X 10.4.10)

HELPFUL HINTS:

Don't know what to do with the included ".flac" files? Visit the following
website which should answer this question for you:

http://flac.sourceforge.net/documentation_tasks.html

Freeware Software Recommendations:

Windows - http://www.shareup.com/Burn4Free-download-7418.html
Mac - http://www.sbooth.org/Max/
(use Max to convert FLAC to AIFF, import into iTunes, burn CD w/ iTunes)

What is the "Fingerprints.md5" file? This is a file containing MD5
checksums to all the files included in the archive. It is a way of making
sure that the files you have are exactly the same as the ones I created.
Below are links to programs that allow you to make use of this file - in
fact the one listed for Mac OS X is what I used to generate the file. If
this doesn't make sense - don't worry it's not needed.

Mac OS X:
http://versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/29896

Windows:
http://www.download.com/MD5-Checker/300 ... 10639.html

If you have any other questions, feel free to ask! Most of all, enjoy the
show... and if you have something you think I might enjoy - let me know. I
share my shows free of cost to anyone who asks... it's always nice to get
another show in return, but it's not required. And if you do trade this
show with other people, please include all files in the archive (readme,
covers, fingerprints) as a courtesy to myself and others. And by all
means...

DON'T CIRCULATE AN MP3 OR LOSSY CONVERSION OF THIS SHOW!!!

Visit my list of shows (with download links for more artists and shows):
http://www.tapetrader.com/members/show_ ... ?uid=54545
New shows are still being added - bookmark it and check back!

Dave:
Thank you very much for the concert. I saw Arlo with the orchestra at the end of December 2001 at the Kimmel Center in Philadelphia and our seating was first row center. One of the best shows I have ever seen. I did tape the show but it did not come out as good as yours.

Thank you for the show

gary

Thank you, Dave. I finally got it right, I think. I don't speak MAC at all and it can be a real drag to read directions-but it works!