Taper: "Bach", Lineage: OKM II Rockversion > Sony DAT TCD D8

00 intro 01. Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat, 02. I Want You, 03. All Along the Watchtower, 04. Simple Twist of Fate, 05. I Don't Believe You (She Acts Like We Never Have Met), 06. Silvio, 07. Boots of Spanish Leather, 08. John Brown, 09. The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll, 10. Tombstone Blues,

CD2

01. This Wheel's On Fire, 02. Stuck Inside of Mobile With the Memphis Blues Again, 03. Girl From The North Country, 04. Rainy Day Women # 12 & 35

Text says it's same recording as LB-1894 but there's no entry with such number for this date. I think it's actually referring to LB-2078 or 3048. I compared track110 with the correspondent d2t2 of a copy torrented by Kisseber on 09/05 (flac fingerprints from my copy - that was originaly shnf - do match LB-2078 on d1t1 & 5 and again for every track on d2). In fact they look like same recording except channels are inverted on LB-2078 and that one has not so much espectral density on the high ends compared to LB-4376 (looks like LB-2078 has gone through a very slight process of hiss reduction)

Instead of a hiss reduction process, it could be a hiss adding process in the transfer from dat to cd. The transfer method was not specified but can be very important in quality. There is a notable quality difference in a transfer from dat to computer using a professional soundcard and keeping it digital and a consumer soundcard which noisily converts digital to analog and back to digital adding a lot of noise in the high-end