Jones Beach Ampitheatre
Wantaugh, NY
7-30-99
SBD/AUD Matrix by OctopusRider (Bob Dylan set only)
Disc One 44:12
1 Babe, It Ain't No Lie 03:49
2 Mr. Tambourine Man 07:53
3 Desolation Row 08:55
4 Girl From The North Country 05:40
5 Tangled Up In Blue 08:53
6 All Along The Watchtower 03:44
7 Shelter From The Storm 05:16
Disc Two 41:45
1 Maggie's Farm 06:06
2 Not Dark Yet 06:23
3 introductions 00:51
4 Highway 61 Revisited 06:32
5 Like A Rolling Stone 07:51
6 It Ain't Me Babe 10:06
7 Not Fade Away 05:32
SBD: "Something Is Happening On Mr. Jones' Beach" (Rattlesnake) LB-5099
AUD: Sony D3 Walkman > Sony CDRs > FLAC (A Doinker Tape) LB-5100
OU: The soundboard was captured via FM reception on a assisted listening device. It was released as "Something Is Happening On Mr. Jones' Beach" (Rattlesnake RS029/030/031). The sound is very clear but there is lots of weird sounding quick fades especially when the vocals are strong. This sounds like it is from heavy FM compression. The mix is very dry and there is no venue ambience present.
The Doinker audience recording was captured stage center, about 30 rows back. It was recorded on a Sony D3 Walkman and was ported to two Sony cdr's before being converted to FLAC(6) using Nero.
Babe It Ain't No Lie is missing from the SBD source. The first 50 seconds of Highway 61 Revisited are missing from the AUD source. There are too many cuts and dropouts in both sources to list them all. Everything now fades in and out real smooth.
The combination of these two sources makes for a very nice listen. I have always found the SBD to be unlistenable given all its strange audible blemishes. However, the Doinker tape brings out the clarity of the SBD recording. When the heavy compression reduces the db of the SBD the AUD is always right there to make up for the SBD drop. The AUD is very warm and adds so much dimension to the Matrix it is almost silly to try to write about it.
Matrix: both sources > WAV > Cakewalk Home Studio 2004 > WAV > FLAC(8)
Traders Little Helper was used to decode original lossless FLAC files to WAV and to convert back to FLAC. Cakewalk was used to align, speed-correct, join, separate and fade all tracks. No EQ was used on this matrix. Shelter From The Storm and Maggie's Farm can be joined together seamlessly for longer media.
SBD/AUD Matrix and Artwork by OctopusRider February 2009.
Special thanks to Doinker for supplying both sources.
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5 comments:
Thanks very much.
Great recording. I never get tired of listening to "Not Dark Yet" - one of Dylan's best, I think.
Cheers
thanks for this.
btw, Wantagh, NY...not Wantaugh, NY
keep up the good work!
Ah, this is wonderful. Always love the quality Dylan you post on this site. Thanks so much!
This is much less dry and much more interesting than any of the boots i have for this gig, and my Dylan collection is like your Floyd collection so i should be qualified to comment.
As with the recent Neil post you've found us the right one again
Big thanks from London
Dave,
by the way (sure you are already aware) it seems that Bob's heavies have retracted their Dime threats and all is fine and dandy again. It is interesting that they apparently contacted Dime to tell them they could go back to business as normal. Maybe somebody reminded Bob that there are a hell of a lot more Dylan boots knocking around than there are actual purchased albums. The legend liveth and tis the legend that fills 20,000 seater Domes.
Anyway, just as well really, since that particular horse bolted over 4o years ago and has been running free ever since!!
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