Benefit Concert for Rex, Further, and Unbroken Chain Foundations
2/14/03
Warfield Theater - San Francisco, CA

Source: AKG c1ooos (hypercardiod caps)->samson mixpad 4->vxpocket v2->
cooledit 2k (2352-byte boundary alignment, normalization for hunter, minor clip fixes
at end of show "climax" peak, two drops patched as detailed below)->shn via shn2k,
verified w/ shntool

Robert Hunter

Standing on the Moon->
The Loser->
Sylvio->
New Speedway Boogie->
Standing on the Moon
Mission in the Rain->
Rueben and Cherise
Cats Down Under the Stars->
Black Muddy River->
Ripple
Boys in the Barroom


The Dead and Friends 

Disc 1
 Set I  
Hell in a Bucket->
Aiko Aiko 
Lazy Lightning->
Supplication 
Loose Lucy
Hard To Handle 
Casey Jones

Disc 2
Cumberland Blues->
Sugaree
 Set II  
Eternity Jam->
A Love Supreme->
Looks Like Rain->
Sitting on Top of the World->
Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds->
Born Cross Eyed->

Disc 3
Help on the Way->
Slipknot!->
Lovelight->
Franklin's Tower
 Encore
Going Down The Road Feelin' Bad->
Not Fade Away


Friend Notes:
-Sammy Hagar sang on Loose Lucy.
-Warren Haynes played and sang on Hard To HHandle, Sugaree, Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds,
and Slipknot! onward.
-Joan Osbourne sang on Hard to Handle, Caseey Jones, and Lovelight onward.
-Michael Kang played violin on Cumberland BBlues, and played electric guitar & sang
during Sitting on Top of the World as well as from Lovelight onward.



Notes:  
Muchos kudos to Bob Clevenger (bobclevenger.com) for his assistance
in fixing some signal drops where the vxpocket cable came loose from the laptop!
The connector is fragile & easily disconnects, alas one of the downsides
to the vxpocket card.  Bob had his deck (a pcm-m1) plugged into the headphone output
from the mixpad to his deck's analog input, which under careful inspection produced
a closely matching signal that was spliced into the empty locations.

The mix is rather monoaural due to the placement of the taper section.

Further, there is a lot of audience noise; low mic stand height is warfield policy.

Donate yer organs - you can't take 'em with you!
phopely@eniac.seas.upenn.edu