| Date |
Dates are written in the format "day.month.year".
Sorry for any inconvenience or confusion this may cause readers used
to other formats. If you follow the linked dates, you will find detailed
information about the recording. |
| Venue |
Where the show was performed. |
| Source |
The source of my recording. More details can be
found by clicking on the date. |
| Sound |
Sound quality of the recording, on a scale from
0 to 10, where 10 is sound quality that matches official releases.
A good audience tape with very few flaws are usually graded a 6 or
7. This rating is *only* for the sound quality, not the performance. |
| Gen |
Tape generation. See below for more details. |
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| Source: |
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| AUD |
Audience recording. |
| CD |
Compact Disc. |
| CDS |
Compact Disc Single. |
| CD-R |
Compact Disc Recordable. |
| DAT |
Digital Audio Tape. |
| FM |
FM radio broadcast. |
| LP |
Vinyl bootleg. |
| MD |
Mini Disc. |
| SB |
Soundboard recording. |
| TV |
Audio taken from a TV broadcast. |
| VHS |
Audio take from a video recording. I don't have
a video player, so don't ask for videos. |
| AUD/CD |
Means that parts of the show are audience,
and other parts are from CD. Other combinations should be self-explanatury
(FM/AUD, AUD/SB etc.). The sound grades for such recordings are set
like for example "6/9", which means that the audience portion has
sound quality 6, and the CD part have sound quality 9. |
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If a tape is listed as "AUD", it's an analog audience
tape. If it says "AUD DAT", it's a digital audience recording. The
main rule is that as long as it don't says so otherwise, it's an analog
source. |
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| Gen: |
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| 0 |
I have the original CD or CD-R or whatever
the source is. CD-R copies are also set as generation 0, as there
is no generation loss in sound quality for such copies. |
| 1st |
My tape is a first generation copy from the master
recording/CD/whatever. |
| 2nd, 3rd, etc |
My tape is a copy of a copy of the master (2nd),
or a copy of a copy of a copy of the master (3rd) and so on. |
| 2+, 3+ etc. |
Means that the tape is at least
2nd gen, 3rd gen and so on. It may be more, but I'm not 100% sure.
It could be anything really. |
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If this stands next to a show date,
it means a new addition to my list. If it stands next to the sound
quality or source, it means that I have upgraded my copy. |
