Tape Man Joe Master Volume 5 Via G (G/buckshot transfer)

Sony WM D6C deck> Sony 929 or 939 Mics> TDK MA 90 min tapes> Master Tapes> Kenwood KX‐4070 cassette deck> TDK‐DA3826 standalone CD burner> EAC (Secure Mode)> CD Wave
Editor (remove cuts)> Goldwave (fades, patching & file merging)> MAGIX audio cleaning lab> CD Wave Editor (track splits)> Trader’s Little Helper (Flac Level 8, Align,
Verify)

Welcome to the fifth in a series of probably uncirculated audience recordings. So the story goes Tape Man Joe attended many concerts. Joe used a Sony D6 with either
Sony 929 or 939 microphone (memories have faded on which exact mic) and TDK metal tapes. Joe made a few copies and gave them to friends but never actively traded his
recordings. Recently Joe lent a few of his masters to his friend, Jungleland user G (a generous collector himself who has lent tapes from his collection to help
upgrade many shows). G asked me to finish off the transfers and post them.

The first two shows of this stand were upgraded earlier this year with transfers from a Jared Houser’s master and from MJK5510’s deep collection of low generation tapes.
The final night has two recordings that circulate according to Brucebase. The first missing Twist and Shout and the second is a tape transfer by IvanF from G’s
collection. This would be the third recording to circulate.
As mentioned in the torrent of Jared’s master, the Rosemont Horizon isn’t exactly known for solids acoustics. Along with that issue, Joe was distant from the stage
and there was some active audience participation going on throughout the performance. I did some work to bring the recording closer and to improve the mix. It isn’t
the worst recording from the tour, but this isn’t Kansas City Night either. I’m probably under selling the recording. See the sound samples below. There was only one
patch required and is listed below.

Thanks as always to TapeMan Joe for recording and sharing and to G for transferring the tapes.

Known Faults:
The end of Glory Days/the start of The Promised Land are cut. Patched with 1:26 from “G” tape.