Husker Du
02/28/1985
Keystone, Palo Alto, California


Master Multi Track Reel > Analogue Cassette run through a Fostex X-34 > CD-R > CD-R > 
EAC v0.95 prebeta 5 > WAV > shntool version 1.2.3 (to join wavs) > 
CD Wave Audio Editor Version 1.75 (for track splits) > FLAC Frontend version 1.7.1 Etree edition (level 8) > FLAC 

Original live engineer Steve 'Mugger' Corbin, and Studio Rough Mix by Ethan James at Radio Tokyo,
Venice, CA in March of 1985.


01 Something I Learned Today
02 It's Not Funny Anymore
03 Everything Falls Apart
04 The Girl Who Lives On Heaven Hill
05 I Apologize
06 If I Told You
07 Folklore
08 Every Everything
09 Makes No Sense At All
10 Terms Of Psychic Warfare
11 Powerline
12 Books About UFOs
13 Broken Home, Broken Heart
14 Diane
15 Hate Paper Doll
16 Green Eyes
17 Divide And Conquer
18 Pink Turns To Blue
19 Eight Miles High
20 Out On A Limb
21 Ticket To Ride
22 Love Is All Around
23 Helter Skelter
24 New Day Rising


A rough mix (and very rough for the first few tracks), this source is rare.  
http://www.thirdav.com/hd_discog/05_live_audio.html does not list this source, nor could I find 
any mention of it on the net.  This show was part of an SST Records mini-tour called 'The Tour', 
and, in addition to the Huskers, it featured Meat Puppets, Minutemen, Saccharine Trust, and Swa.

I got this on an audio CD-R as two tracks (which were cassette side one and cassette side two), 
so I joined the wavs with shntool, and tracked it with CD Wave.  I edited out the last 9 seconds 
of track one (side one of the cassette), which consisted of a stray guitar strum and several 
seconds of silence.  There is a dropout/tape glitch at 1:49 on "Books About UFOs".  Side one of 
the cassette ended with "Divide And Conquer", and some of the encore break had been edited out of
the tape, so the transition from track 17 to track 18 is not seamless.  Same thing between 
tracks 21 and 22 - some of the second encore break had been edited out, so the transition is not 
smooth.--craig62