version "g", mono recorder, Contrast Clause:, - This particular release is a different recorder than the versions posted below:, http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=355255, As a salute to crox's excellent Dylan 1974 remaster flood, I'll share one of my personal favorites., I received this tape in early 1974 while this tour was still in progress from a Philly-area trader named Max Fox. It was on a Maxell LN-90 which is still fully intact today., This starts out as a great show, until the acoustic set when Dylan forgets the words to the first couple of songs. I've always speculated that he partook of some unexpectedly potent herb before re-taking the stage. In any case, we get a preview of Dylan's now-standard "wolfman growl" in the second verse of "Don't Think Twice It's Alright," not to mention the only performance of "As I Went Out One Morning.", This recording sounds better than the stereo version - closer and deeper, but is incomplete. It misses the "Most Likely You Go Your Way" encore and cuts in on both "It's Alright Ma" and "Forever Young." No idea if this recorder captured The Band's sets, but they're not on my tape. Often their sets were omitted from trade cassettes, so that the Dylan set would fit on a C-90., This recorder seems to match LB-2905 and could be sourced from my cassette, unless the original taper made more copies. Max told me that this was recorded on a mono portable Craig cassette recorder, thus my educated guess below at the lineage., audience > Craig mono cassette recorder > Max Fox's copy > Maxell LN C-90 > Nakamichi BX-125 > Aardvark Q10 > 24-96 stereo wave > Wavelab for conversion to 24-96 mono wav, pitch correction (+1 semitone, +46 cents) editing bumper noise, normalization of joined wavs (one per cassette side) and chopping into individual tracks > Trader's Little Helper for SBE correction and compressing to FLAC 8. No additional EQ, compression, etc. Feel free to improve upon this if you can., Transfer of original cassette made on 2011-05-01 by sst.