The Definitive Island Tour Discussion

[Gumbo72203]

Slim ive got the 4th, but im not sure how i would be able to get it to you...  i have no idea what files would need to be burned...  here, ill give you a list of the files: 

Aspect Ratio: 4:3
Sys Bitrate: 10800 kb/s Two Pass VBR

AUDIO ATTRIBUTES:
Source: OTS Schoeps CMC641 > VMS02IB > SBM-1
Audio Coding mode: DVD_LPCM_AUDIO
Sampling Rate: 48kHz
Bitrate: 1411 KB/s

Disc I
~Set I~
1. Tweezer ->
2. Taste
3. Bouncing Around the Room
4. Funky Bitch
5. Ginseng Sullivan
6. Limb by Limb
7. Lawn Boy
8. Character Zero

Disc 2
~Set II~
1. Crowd
2. Birds of a Feather ->
3. Also Sprach Zarathustra* ->
4. Brother^
5. Ghost^^ ->
6. Lizards
7. David Bowie
8. E: Harry Hood


*Unfinished (only one "verse").
^After the song, Trey said, "we're going to play that again", and they played a one-minute instrumental version of "Brother".  Then Trey said, roughly, "That was the single-edit radio-friendly version.  This next song is radio-unfriendly; it's long and slow."
^^With tease/jam of "I Can't Turn You Loose" (originally by Otis Redding, but associated with The Blues Brothers; see also 12-29-97).

checksums:

138dd5f4db240bd68d2243405c608774 *1/VIDEO_TS.IFO
5f7973ff9e4152827994d4149c8af39d *1/VIDEO_TS.VOB
138dd5f4db240bd68d2243405c608774 *1/VIDEO_TS.BUP
99f47e1df07ce9d58ffbc3174d0dd327 *1/VTS_01_0.IFO
92c45a09806e1c3ca90fb2e9775c8fdb *1/VTS_01_0.VOB
3853d337fbd47c7cdc5562c6ebb9a1b6 *1/VTS_01_1.VOB
d7a81fbe699067a1c3523eb34ba9d351 *1/VTS_01_2.VOB
ee1728f14fe0a42f5e761ce3c317ccca *1/VTS_01_3.VOB
3b28733371818820d71824659a92f062 *1/VTS_01_4.VOB
c380fd37ffcf84a0d4d9225d9bec7a52 *1/VTS_01_5.VOB
99f47e1df07ce9d58ffbc3174d0dd327 *1/VTS_01_0.BUP
1ad44eb7391f36fe63193e5aa0590ba0 *2/VIDEO_TS.IFO
5f7973ff9e4152827994d4149c8af39d *2/VIDEO_TS.VOB
1ad44eb7391f36fe63193e5aa0590ba0 *2/VIDEO_TS.BUP
8018e6347702bd335b3e613b220e120a *2/VTS_01_0.IFO
b98dc6d371edc489e2a68ee14ad48cf5 *2/VTS_01_0.VOB
49110423db2306ef4cd268ccbc54327c *2/VTS_01_1.VOB
253273da32cf3ca28833d943a679638d *2/VTS_01_2.VOB
e090a5413efdd05c022fea81a254bed9 *2/VTS_01_3.VOB
849314478a4324f1576fbfa28ade52e8 *2/VTS_01_4.VOB
57acabed627cdede451a8b01f2ca4402 *2/VTS_01_5.VOB
8018e6347702bd335b3e613b220e120a *2/VTS_01_0.BUP

i just know that when i go to open the files, that you have to pick either the first or second set to play, and then i click on VIDEO_TS.VOB to play the whole set....

[mattstick]

Please don't grovel for, or offer up vids on week4paug.net.

[gainesvillegreen]

I'm going to agree with Jedi here and throw my hat in the over-rated category.  I bought 4/5 in a shop, and while I do listen to it from time to time, it is because I enjoy the setlist (sans Caspian) rather than any version of any composition that gets played - that and the sound quality is class. 

I've heard 4/2 and 4/4 maybe once or twice, and haven't even sought them out to archive.  4/3 is the other show I've heard several times (for the Reba) and I walk away less than enthused (including the Reba - sorry Slim...glad you like it though!).

But, I do love the concept of these releases.  You know, releasing whole tours at a clip?   :-P 

[ucusty]

best tube = 12/29/97
no discussion allowed  :wink:

very true, however the hersey 2000 or dayton 1997 maybe the runner up

[mattstick]

I like both those better than 12/29/97... but that's just the way I roll...

[August]

i feel that the SBD's really take away from this run.

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[mattstick]

One day you anti-SBD nuts are gonna get Q-Tips, clean out your ears and realize that it's the only way to fly...

[antelope19]

One day you anti-SBD nuts are gonna get Q-Tips, clean out your ears and realize that it's the only way to fly...

:lol: what he said!!!!

[August]

One day you anti-SBD nuts are gonna get Q-Tips, clean out your ears and realize that it's the only way to fly...

:lol: what he said!!!!

as for the shows that also circ as AUD and SBD, it's AUD for me EVERY TIME!
matt
do you prefer the 12-7-97 board over the AUD?
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[mattstick]

YES.

I like my bottom end to be defined, not just a big blob of sound.

[bacchist]

i used to love sbds and tolerate auds if i had to... but lately i've really grown to appreciate auds. sometimes the crowd noise adds more than the clarity of a sbd ever could

[August]

YES.

I like my bottom end to be defined, not just a big blob of sound.

all you studio engineers are the same....... :wink:
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[August]

i used to love sbds and tolerate auds if i had to... but lately i've really grown to appreciate auds. sometimes the crowd noise adds more than the clarity of a sbd ever could

good point....
hey MATT..........over here!
cant you appreciate the fact that it is harder to make a good AUD recording than a SBD, where you can mix each track individually after the show?
say yes.
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[mattstick]

What?

Trust me, it's harder to setup and run an entire PA for a stadium, then run a multitrack or 2-track mix to a multitrack recorder, computer or DAT than it is to setup your gear in the tapers section.

No disrespect to tapers, but they're mostly amateurs while the guys creating the SBDs are pros.

Is it harder to get a hit in T-Ball or Major League Baseball?

[gainesvillegreen]

I'm with you Matt.  Once I get my hands on a SBD of a show I had previously in AUD, the AUD discs strangely find their way under whatever Guinness I happen to be drinking at the time  :wink:

No disrespect to tapers though!  There are some kick ass AUD's out there (cough...Hillwig...cough).

Which reminds me, we were talking about April '98 right?