*** This recording does not yet have an LB-number ***, Nice full warm DAT recording, Fingerprint d2t16 01:00: male voice shouts "Happy Valentine!", No chatterboxes throughout, however, lasting FemClap during d2t5, Listened to all tracks..., Very good to excellent quality recording., Vocals beautifully up-front; well-balanced..., Tempted to raise volume levels, did not; untampered!, Forced sector boundaries alignment, Frequency Analysis: way above 20kHz, Uploader's note:, Close to flawless, with some few exceptions:, d1t3 02:44 > end: well-disciplined taper audibly tadly raises recording volume level..., d2t1 03:21 sudden audible volume level drop in RIGHT channel fixed!, Few digi-pops fixed, no limiting, no compression, no discontinuity pops, one R channel digital drop; fixed (see above), no distortion, and no between track gaps!, With its subtle bass drive this recording's soundscape resembleS the atmospheric gloom of the 1831 Victor Hugo novel - The Hunchback of Notre Dame..., Taper: unidentified; wouldn't ye like to know..., Source/Lineage: no info

(a bittorrent from 03/11 is a close eac match on d1t1 with same digital flaws plus more like lots of small drops on d1t11; described with a generic info file with filenames like "Disc 1\Bob Dylan- 14.2.99 South Bend-d1-t01.flac"; xref-00756)

(a bittorrent from 06/12 is described as "Fix of LB-7529: Wave Repair 4.9.3 to fix index gaps/clicks and occaional clicks." with filenames like "Track 01.flac"; xref-01082)