phillips arena

Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
Phillips Arena
Atlanta, GA
2000-03-14

01 Carry On > Questions
02 Southern Man
03 Stand And Be Counted
04 Pre-Road Downs
05 Heartland
06 49 Bye-Byes
07 Slowpoke
08 Marrakesh Express
09 Faith In Me
10 Almost Cut My Hair
11 Cinnamon Girl

01 Helplessly Hoping
02 Our House
03 Old Man
04 Dream For Him
05 Someday Soon
06 Looking Forward
07 After The Goldrush
08 Guinnevere
09 Out Of Control
10 Seen Enough
11 Teach Your Children

01 Woodstock
02 Long Time Gone
03 Ohio
04 For What It’s Worth
05 Down By The River
06 Love The One You’re With
07 Rockin’ In The Free World
08 Long May You Run

SOURCE: unknown SBD or ALD
The static flaws suggests it might be ALD, but the range and depth suggest a line feed.
A comment notes it is: “neither a true board or an ALD…it’s from the in-house sbd feed
that was sent to the luxury suites.”

SBD remaster 24/96
This set was seeded as APE files with no checksum and no lineage or additional
identification beyond the original text file.
ADDITIONAL LINEAGE (a direct conversion of encoding format within TLH): APE files > TLH > FLAC files

Bob Dylan
Got A Line On You
Phillips Arena
source: Atlanta, GA
Feb 9, 2002
Wild Wolf / 2902-A/B

Flac files extracted by cevau from audio disks.

Disc one
I Am The Man, Thomas
My Back Pages (
It’s Alright, Ma (I’m Only Bleeding)
Searching For A Soldier’s Grave
Lonesome Day Blues
Lay, Lady, Lay
Floater
High Water (For Charley Patton)
It Ain’t Me, Babe
Masters Of War
Tangled Up In Blue

Disc two
Summer Days
Sugar Baby
Drifter’s Escape
Rainy Day Women #12 & 35
1st encore:
Things Have Changed
Like A Rolling Stone
Forever Young
Honest With Me
Blowin’ In The Wind
2nd encore:
All Along The Watchtower

From BOBSBOOTS (http://www.bobsboots.com/CDs/cd-g42.html

This is about as good as it gets, audio wise, as is evident by the many releases of this show. All ages catch Bob (TMR)—All ages Catch Dylan (Mainstream) –He is the Man (Rattlesnake) and this one here from the Wolf. They are all soundboard except for TMR. The soundboard for this show is simply flawless. Not only is the sound exquisite, but Bob and the band are brilliant. Dylan bends and drags his words as only he can do. The band is tight and keeps up beautifully with Bobís driving vocals. This recording prooves just what a force that Dylan and his band are. All of the labels were smart to leave off bonus tracks, for anything from 2002 would pale horribly on the same disc as this show.
The artwork, however, is a tad flimsy (which is uncharacteristic of this Japanese label). The photos are accurate and very appealing, but the front cover is only a double sided glossy square and the back inside liner is blank. The cds are silk screened to match the front cover. The lack of packaging is hardly a deterrent from obtaining this title, however, if youíre looking for a more aesthetically pleasing package… then the Rattlesnake release would be the way to go.