Al Di Meola - The Warfield Theater
San Francisco, California
January 23, 1982
San Francisco, California
January 23, 1982
Soundboard @flac
Electric Rendezvous Tour
Revision to fix clipping
Lineage: SBD > ? > CDR from trade > EAC > Tracked w/ CD Wave Editor > FLAC
Additional lineage: FLAC > foobar2000 (combine tracks) > Audacity > WAV > foobar2000 > FLAC (level 8)
Setlist
01. God Bird Change(Fade in)
02. Egyptian Danza
03. Band Intro>Electric Rendezvous
04. Cruisin'
05. Ritmo De La Noche
06. Elegant Gypsy Suite
07. Nena
08. Flight Over Rio
09. Race With Devil On Spanish Highway
10. Advantage
Al Di Meola: How I Wrote “Race with Devil on Spanish Highway”...
pass - fbsvw
God, I hate flac-formatted files....
ReplyDeleteHi, Mr Grimsdale! What do you prefer? I use this program to move between audio formats: https://www.nch.com.au/switch/index.html
ReplyDeleteMr Grimsdale, MR GRIMSDALE! While FLAC are clearly superior in lossless sound quality, I too tend not to keep things in it. I use Media Human's Audio Converter for any files not in both and it is super fast and efficient at converting to and from any format you might wish. Job done! Try it.
ReplyDeletebest wishes Norman Wisdom
Hi, Swappers! When I started digitizing my live tapes, I thought that it was best to start them out on the Internet as lossless files. I figured people would do what they wanted to do regardless of whether I put "DO NOT CONVERT TO MP3!!!" in the text file, plus, hey, I don't really care if you want to set up a tin can and string telephone and play them that way. It's not for me, but why should I care?
ReplyDeleteThe main thing at the time was storage space. MP3 is used less space, less download bandwidth, took less time to move. That's all still true, but the storage space problem is slowly resolving itself as it gets cheaper over time.
@Mr Grimsdale...You can also use Traders Little Helper. Available as freeware here -
ReplyDeletehttp://tlh.easytree.org/
Many thanks for this. Saw Al recently with Richie Morales (drums) and Amit Kavthekar (tabla). Don't believe I've ever seen a traps kit played simultaneously with tabla before. It was cool.
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