Jimmaley
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Maudie, I just got back from my son's music festival in the Colorado mountains and was very excited to see the show posted on etree. Thanks so much for doing it. I love to share the music but I think I get intimidated by the rigidity and strict standards that etree, LAMA, and others have. I appreciate their standards, just get confused trying to follow them (as a 50+ y/o Deadhead, we have trouble following directions sometimes) Anyway, thanks so much, and to any of you who are looking for shows, my website is http://jimmaley.homestead.com. I have a lot of my shows posted there and another
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I thought I had changed that before I sent it up to Sendspace. Thanks for reminding me. I have corrected future lists and the flac version that will be posted to etree should have correct setlist and numbering. Jim
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If you're referring to the mp3 files on Sendspace, they are in zip format. You can use any zip file software to unzip them, then they should be there in mp3. Jim
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The lossless flac version went out to you this morning in the mail. Depending on how the postal sled dogs are feeling you should get it in San Fran in a few days or a couple of weeks. Thanks for agreeing to upload to etree and I hope everyone enjoys it once it gets there. Jim
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I should add that I only u/l the mp3 format for my kids and their friends who like to load the shows directly to their Ipods. I have maintained the shows in 24 bit and 16 bit flac only and that is the way they would be shared. Jim
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First time poster. To my knowledge, I was the only taper at the Anchorage show. I have been attending Bear Tooth/Moose's Tooth shows since the places opened and have seen some great music there. This was a super show in spite of the weather. There are very few tapers around and I have kind of evolved into the "official" taper for the company. Taping is a newer venture for me and I'm still learning. I was trying out a new Audio Technica AT822 stereo mic to an Edirol R-09 recorder at 24/44.1. I was on an 8 ft. stand with an umbrella jury-rigged over the mic to try and keep it dry. Set-up