legendary taper J, Sennheiser MKE 2002 (?) -> portable DATrecorder - clone -> (digital transfer) m-audio delta audiophile 2496 -> Wavelab -> tlh, I did not harm the sound of the recording in any way

(a bittorrent from 11/10 is a same recording based on same clapping wavs at end of d1t1 and is lossy with nothing above 16k except lego parapets, has higher levels with more clipping and compression, made harsher, and has more digital flaws; described as "Olav remaster, Received straightly from olav in a trade" with filenames like "CD1\01 Shelter from the storm.flac"; xref-00629)

(a bittorrent from 08/15 has same md5 as xref-00629 and first bonus track matching md5 to LB-5124 and second bonus track a not close eac match to 8/31/69 bootleg Mighty Mockingbird LB-7385; described as "One more for my Madrid amigo, Lineage: DVD+R to HDD > FLAC files decoded to WAV > CoolEdit Pro2000 (checked; see below for FIXED TRACKS) T-RackS v2.0 (overall volume boost: 2.8dB; Tube-Comp (TC) "ON" to reduce harshness and at the same time add a slightly clearer and warmer tone; TC process also adds a "healthy" vibrato; (no other TC adjustments); and no overall EQ on any track! > FLAC frontend (encoded to FLAC; aligned on sector boundaries) > DIME, FIXED TRACKS: 2 tracks needed to be fixed. One had a significant dropout and one had an annoying "tape hump", Dropout and tape hump details:, DROPUT HAS BEEN REMOVED, (see details on "Tape Humps")" with filenames like "CD2\20 Halland Hotell Interview.flac"; xref-01638)

(a bittorrent from 04/17 is a re-torrent of xref-01638 and adds additional mis-information "Contrast clause: this recording is an upgrade to LB-5900" which is wrong because LB-5900 is not lossy where this, xref-00629, and xref-01638 are all lossy; xref-01859)