1994-06-09: Triad Amphitheater, Salt Lake City, UT, USA

Phish
June 9, 1994
Triad Amphitheater
Salt Lake City, UT

Set I Source: B&K 4011 > ??? > DA-P1 > ??? > CDR > EAC > CDWAV > Soundforge 4.5 > Shntool > SHN (see source notes)
Shn Encoding by: Brandon Johnston

Set II Source: SBD> CassX> (recorded 9/95)
Transfer: Dennon DRW-840> Sony r500> Audiophile 2496> Samplitude 5.5 at 44.1> WAV> FLAC on 6/11/05 by EEE
Remastering: FLAC > Wavelab (pitch correction/EQ/editing) > FLAC16 by Marmar

Disc 1:
Set I:
1.Llama
2.Guelah Papyrus
3.Rift
4.Down with Disease
5.It's Ice
6.If I Could
7.Maze
8.Fee
9.Suzy Greenberg

Disc 2:
Set II:
1. Split Open and Melt
2. Glide
3. Julius
4. Halley's Comet->
5. Scent of a Mule
6. Ginseng Sullivan* (B&K 4011)
7. Mike's Song\\
8. \\I am Hydrogen->
9. Weekapaug Groove
10. Golgi Apparatus
11. Crowd
Encore:
12. Highway to Hell

*Acoustic and without mics.
Tape flip at the end of Mike's

Show Notes: Ginseng Sullivan was performed acoustic without microphones.

Source Notes: I'm not 100% sure on the source of these discs but this is what
the person I got them from thought they were, although they weren't positive.
This is the only source I've seen circulating so it is probably true. Some have
a Lunatec V2 listed as a preamp but I didn't include that in the lineage because
I don't have any real evidence to support this. In any case, the show sounds pretty
good and seems to be problem free so I hope we can look past the uncertain source info.

Tech Notes: I extracted the cds as a range and resplit the tracks using CDWAV. The EAC
logs for each disc are included. There was one fade between discs that I removed. There
was enough overlapping music allowing me to join the 2 tracks together and resplit them
without any fade. There was also a fade that eliminated some crowd noise between the
second set and encore that I left in. I also added fades at the beginning and end of
each set in soundforge. No other processing was done on my part except for running the
fileset through shntool in order to remove SBE's that existed due to t