If any of you would like to hear Robin's set, you can download it here, if

you have a Dime account:



www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=257819



Robin Williamson

SoLstock Festival - A Celebration of the 40th Anniversary of Woodstock,

presented by Summer Of Love Party Hawkhurst, Kent, England July 10th, 2009



SBD > Toshiba Ext Sound card > Audacity > CDwav > TLH



1. Wang Dang Doodle

2. Ring Dance

3. Painting Box

4. Absolutely Sweet Marie

5. The Half Remarkable Question

6. The Vision of Maconglinne

7. Chapter 24/Tomorrow Never Knows

8. The story about leaving the harp case in a hotel lobby in a Memphis

hotel.

9. Going Down Slow

10. Darkness Darkness

11. Tuning

12. Just Like The River

13. Jordan Is A Hard Road To Travel

14. Matt Groves and Lady Barnard > Down BY The Green ??

15. Love Will Remain

16. The Fair

17. Lammas

18. Log Cabin Home In The Sky

encore:

19. I Shall Be Released



taped by deadheaduk



Tracks 1-10 on harp then switch to guitar for rest of set Bye for now



Kevin Geraghty-Shewan



"In his forties and still unusual"



SoLstock www.solparty.org.uk



Web: www.geraghty-shewan.co.uk

Blog: www.shewan.co.uk/blog

Photographs: www.flickr.com/photos/deadheaduk/

Hi



Remixed the track on Dime

and added some photos



Robin with Tomorrow Never Knows



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XO_vLI8BpI4



John

--- In ISB@yahoogroups.com, Paul Bryant <pbryant98@...> wrote:

>

>  

> well, I didn't know that

>  

>

> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wdDtxgNzu-k

>  

yes and kate silverton from the bbc1 morning news programme is engaged to a mike

heron too. he gets about a bit, does our mike.

There's another Robin Williamson, a high profile psychic in the US of A

who'll do you a house blessing for $85!



tedmac



> well, I didn't know that



> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wdDtxgNzu-k



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Nenuphar wrote:



> I am unfamiliar with the TLH format.

> So far the torrents were in the FLAC format.

> Am I missing something ?



The line:



SBD > Toshiba Ext Sound card > Audacity > CDwav > TLH



Describes the source and method of producing the files for downloading.



So, SBD means it's a soundboard recording, which was captured via a Toshiba

sound card. The characteristics of the sound (volume, channel balance, etc)

were controlled via a program called Audacity and turned into WAV files

(audio files) via another program called CDwav, and then encoded to FLAC via

TLH, which stands for Traders Little Helper - http://tlh.easytree.org. TLH

can also be used to decompress the FLAC files back to WAV. TLH is a reliable

and neat little bit of software, and very useful too.



If the recording had been an audience recording rather than a soundboard,

then the "source" line might have been along the lines of:



AUD > schoepsMK4 > reutelhuber power supply > denonDTR80p > Toshiba sound

card > Audacity > CDwav > TLH. 1st row balcony, aisle seats left of the SBD



This means that the recording was an audience recording captured using

Schoeps MK4 stereo microphones using a Reutelhuber power supply (don't

really know the significance of this, but it's probably something to do with

boosting the signal via a pre-amplifier) into a Denon DTR 80 portable DAT

recorder, and from there to a PC where the encoding to FLAC would be carried

out as in the previous example. The taper has also specified their position

so that listeners can get a better idea of the sound.



HTH (hope that helps).



CJ

That's an excellent explanation, Chris. I'm looking forward to hearing Robin's

set.



Meanwhile, can anyone tell me what ditty wah ditty means?



Simon



:-)



--- In ISB@yahoogroups.com, "Chris Jones" <chris@...> wrote:

>

> Nenuphar wrote:

>

> > I am unfamiliar with the TLH format.

> > So far the torrents were in the FLAC format.

> > Am I missing something ?

>

> The line:

>

> SBD > Toshiba Ext Sound card > Audacity > CDwav > TLH

>

> Describes the source and method of producing the files for downloading.

>

> So, SBD means it's a soundboard recording, which was captured via a Toshiba

> sound card. The characteristics of the sound (volume, channel balance, etc)

> were controlled via a program called Audacity and turned into WAV files

> (audio files) via another program called CDwav, and then encoded to FLAC via

> TLH, which stands for Traders Little Helper - http://tlh.easytree.org. TLH

> can also be used to decompress the FLAC files back to WAV. TLH is a reliable

> and neat little bit of software, and very useful too.

>

> If the recording had been an audience recording rather than a soundboard,

> then the "source" line might have been along the lines of:

>

> AUD > schoepsMK4 > reutelhuber power supply > denonDTR80p > Toshiba sound

> card > Audacity > CDwav > TLH. 1st row balcony, aisle seats left of the SBD

>

> This means that the recording was an audience recording captured using

> Schoeps MK4 stereo microphones using a Reutelhuber power supply (don't

> really know the significance of this, but it's probably something to do with

> boosting the signal via a pre-amplifier) into a Denon DTR 80 portable DAT

> recorder, and from there to a PC where the encoding to FLAC would be carried

> out as in the previous example. The taper has also specified their position

> so that listeners can get a better idea of the sound.

>

> HTH (hope that helps).

>

> CJ

>

Simon Moulds asked



> can anyone tell me what ditty wah ditty means?



If you don't know by now, Simon, you probably never will <g>



CJ

> If anyone in London has the balls to kiss Mike for me, that would be

great!



I suspect that Mike might prefer a kiss from someone who doesn't have balls,

Mon.



CJ

Wow Mon! You reminded me I'll see Robin again at Farnleigh House in

Dublin next week,

a very nice venue. A stories gig, but I do enjoy those a lot.



Come over here soon.



John



At 15:12 18/07/2009, you wrote:

>

>Yeah, same goes for Robin if someone would kiss him for me. I miss

>you guys over there.

> Yeah, same goes for Robin if someone would kiss him for me. I miss you

guys

> over there.



Well I didn't kiss him, Mon, but I had a little chat with him on Friday 10th

July while I was paying him for the gig he played for us. And I got him to

sign all my LP covers and CD inserts.



CJ