2009.07.29 - Blossom Music Center - Cuyahoga Falls, OH (FLAC)

Dave Matthews Band
July 29, 2009
Blossom Music Center
Cuyahoga Falls, OH

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Taper: Matt Hucul (Carter41)
Source: Oktava MK219 (X/Y @ 17') > Battery Box > iRiver h120 (Rockbox) @ 44.1khz
Location: Sec 12, Row L, Seat 7
Conversion: iRiver h120 > Adobe Audition (editing) >
            CDwave v1.95 > Flac Frontend (at level 6)

Track     |             Name               |   Time (m:s)
--------------------------------------------------------
d1t01    Intro                    02:40.35
d1t02    Funny the Way It Is            06:50.02
d1t03    Pig                    07:03.66
d1t04    (Shotgun)                01:38.21
d1t05    Squirm                     05:21.31
d1t06    Crush                    14:50.62
d1t07    Space Jam *                05:28.33
d1t08    Best of What's Around            06:46.47
d1t09    Grey Street                06:21.18
d1t10    Seven                    05:06.65
d1t11    Jimi Thing                16:57.18

Disc 1 Total:                    75:05.23

d2t01    Lying in the Hands of God        11:45.55
d2t02    Louisiana Bayou                11:27.08
d2t03    Why I Am                05:40:72
d2t04    Rhyme & Reason                07:15.50
d2t05    Dancing Nancies >             10:00.61
d2t06    You & Me                04:27.46
d2t07    Two Step                20:45.63
Encore:
d2t08    Rye Whiskey                04:57.46
d2t09    Shake Me Like A Monkey            04:19.16

Disc 2 Total:                    80:40.42

Notes:
* featuring Michael Jordan on the b-ball.
- Thanks to Jay Yee for the tickets.
- Thanks to Dave Kohut and his seat parter for trading seats.
- Special thanks to Michael Smith for the helping hand, emotional support,
  and incredible duct taping skills. Took you two times to duct tape the
  stand this time, Michael. That cannot happen again. Work out your issues
  and come back to me when you're ready.
- Super special thanks to The Thinkpad V2.0.
- I realize disc 2 is longer than 80 minutes. Just overburn it. Does anyone
  even use CD-Rs anymore anyway? You all have your iPods and whatnot, right?

Compiled by Matt Hucul