fixed 32k;, FIXED: There was an issue with track 13 (It's Alright, Ma) in my recent torrent -- this is the exact same, only with track 13 replaced., From a 32khz DAT (received in trade, 1997; actual DAT mistakenly indicates D>D [yeah, right], my intake notes [mistakenly?] indicate "1st generation"). I now have three of the five current LB#s for this date, and they have inspired me to add further to the clutter. Based on some chatter in Babe beginning right before "never weak but always strong" (track 04 @ 0:30 on this one), this is NOT from the same recording as LB-2580, but it IS from the same recording as LB-2635 and LB-9303. To my ear, this sounds a little cleaner than both of those. The only Band song included on this DAT was The Weight, at the very end -- so it has none of the three Band songs on which Bob actually plays. There are numerous discontinuities between tracks, not all accounted for by the omission of The Band songs. (This tape clocks in at 87 minutes, and even though I received it alone on a DAT, my theory based on that total time and the [unnecessary!!] 32khz bitrate is that at some point it was "packaged" to fit onto one DAT with another 90 minute show.), FIRST SHARED: 2017-03-22, WHAT I DID: DAT > WAV > Sound Forge (split into tracks) > FLAC > MP3tag (tagging), WHAT I DID NOT DO: resample the files (they remain @ 32khz, just as on the original DAT, so you will have to convert them yourself in order to burn to CD)., All thanks to the original taper and to the person who sent me the DAT.

(a bittorrent from 03/17 has matching flac fingerprints except on t13 which had some static at beginning which was removed for the fixed version; described as "From a 32khz DAT (received in trade, 1997; actual DAT mistakenly indicates D>D [yeah, right], my intake notes [mistakenly?] indicate "1st generation")." with filenames like "01 Hero Blues.flac"; xref-01863)