The Black Crowes
Electric Factory, Philadelphia, PA
March 6, 1999

Source : Cassette Walkman > Cassette Master (Maxell UR C-120 Normal Bias)

Transfer : Sony Deck TC-WE 475 > JVC XL-R2010 CD-RW standalone

Editing : Sound Forge 9.0 (CD extract & tracking) > Wave > TLH (sbe aligned) > Flac 8

Traders Den - August 8, 2020

Transferred & Tracked by kingrue upload #224 / #2643 (repost)
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This was originally posted on Dime in May 2014. It had 68 downloads before it fell off the tracker.

For this repost, I didn't change the flac's, but I titled the tracks, updated the text file and created new fingerprints.

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This tape was given to me in a trade back in 2000. I don't remember the tapers name.

The taper clearly had enough tape to capture the whole show, but the tape was flipped early.

There was a lot of blank space left on side A and B. Unfortunately, the last 3 songs weren't recorded.

I really enjoyed this tour and saw them 2 weeks after this.

My favorite song at the time was "Horsehead" which was played during this tour, but wasn't included during this show.

Sound quality is average and is just okay considering it's from a walkman. Reminds me of alot of my own recordings from the 90's.

Check out samples and decide if you like this. Once your ears get used to it, you'll get into it.

Band line-up
Chris Robinson ñ vocals
Rich Robinson ñ guitar
Steve Gorman ñ drums
Sven Pipien ñ bass
Eddie Harsch ñ keyboards
Audley Freed ñ guitar


Total Time = 98:47

Set list
01 Introduction
02 Remedy
03 Go Faster
04 Sting Me
05 Kickin' My Heart Around
06 Stare It Cold
07 Then She Said My Name
08 Hotel Illness
09 Girl From A Pawnshop
10 Thorn In My Pride
-- tape flip --
11 Black Moon Creeping
12 Heavy
13 Nebakanezer
14 Descending
15 Go Tell The Congregation
16 Nonfiction
17 By Your Side
18 Jealous Again
19 No Speak No Slave

- Missing Encore -
Sister Luck
Twice As Hard
Virtue And Vice


There is another known source, if anyone has this please share it.
Neumann Km184's > SBM1 > Sony TCD-D7

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