Monday 04/13/2015 by TheEmu

"FROM THE ARCHIVES" IN THE FAQ SECTION

As an additional resource for our users, the track listings for Kevin Shapiro’s From the Archives broadcasts are now available in the FAQ section. These track lists include download links for each available volume on the spreadsheet.

A few brief notes about this resource:

The track listings follow the Phish.Net setlist file. Therefore, some of you may have different tracks if you already have a copy. (For example, the 5/8/93 "Mike’s" -> "Crossroads" -> "Mike’s" may be listed only as "Mike’s Song.") Kevin Hoy plans on re-uploading the FTAs in the future so that the track listings for his downloads match what is on the Phish.Net setlist file. The timings you will find are approximate, and are based on the track time, not necessarily the actual song length.

At this time, we do not plan on adding links or notes to the individual setlists. However, I will shortly be adding a large table of all the tracks, sorted by date, to help you find what you need.

You will find that some of the FTAs do not circulate, and are therefore not available to download. In addition, a couple of the volumes are incomplete. If you have a copy of anything that’s missing, or if you have a higher quality recording than what is available on the spreadsheet, please contact Kevin Hoy at hoydog23@gmail.com. If you find any typos or errors in the FAQ, please send a PM to @TheEmu.

Finally, although you can search for these lists using the “Albums” category or by using the keyword “Archives,” the results will only display 20 entries (there are currently 29 shows). So you may need to search for the specific volume you want in order to find the file.

Hopefully we’ll be able to add another volume to this list after Magnaball! See you there!

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Comments

, comment by hoydog23
hoydog23 Awesome work Tim!
, comment by HarborSeal
HarborSeal This is fantastic. Incredibly useful, great thing.

Quick heads up: The date of YEM on From The Archives, Vol. 14, Part 2 - Saratoga Performing Arts Center (7.7.12) is off. It's 6/26/95, same venue.
, comment by TheEmu
TheEmu @HarborSeal said:
This is fantastic. Incredibly useful, great thing.

Quick heads up: The date of YEM on From The Archives, Vol. 14, Part 2 - Saratoga Performing Arts Center (7.7.12) is off. It's 6/26/95, same venue.
Fixed, thank you!
, comment by TwiceBitten
TwiceBitten I think it would be nice to have a section of the site (other than the forum) that lists all Phish music circulating in soundboard: From The Archives, Live Bait, "leaked", patched or FM SBDs & Live Phish. Though I suppose it might perpetuate the (false) belief that SBD is better than AUD...
, comment by TwiceBitten
TwiceBitten This is a great resource though, thank you!
, comment by TheEmu
TheEmu @TwiceBitten said:
I think it would be nice to have a section of the site (other than the forum) that lists all Phish music circulating in soundboard: From The Archives, Live Bait, "leaked", patched or FM SBDs & Live Phish.
100% agreed, and that will be worked on as well.
, comment by humalupa
humalupa Thanks for the hard work on this! I've long believed these broadcasts to be invaluable in pointing one toward great jams and full shows.

One suggestion: I totally agree the setlists should not be clogged with notations regarding these broadcasts, but what about the Jamming Charts? I think it would be helpful, if say, I'm looking through a list of greatest Tweezers, if I could easily see which versions were available in free soundboard format.
, comment by TheEmu
TheEmu @humalupa said:
Thanks for the hard work on this! I've long believed these broadcasts to be invaluable in pointing one toward great jams and full shows.

One suggestion: I totally agree the setlists should not be clogged with notations regarding these broadcasts, but what about the Jamming Charts? I think it would be helpful, if say, I'm looking through a list of greatest Tweezers, if I could easily see which versions were available in free soundboard format.
We can certainly do that for versions that are on the jam charts. A lot of them are already noted. Will add that to the list!
, comment by TheEmu
TheEmu There is now an index for the FTA broadcasts. There are spreadsheets that have:

1) Links to the track list and downloads for each broadcast.

2) All tracks sorted by date.

3) All tracks sorted by song.

4) All tracks sorted by venue.
, comment by ColForbin
ColForbin @TwiceBitten said:
I think it would be nice to have a section of the site (other than the forum) that lists all Phish music circulating in soundboard: From The Archives, Live Bait, "leaked", patched or FM SBDs & Live Phish. Though I suppose it might perpetuate the (false) belief that SBD is better than AUD...
While we would like to integrate it into the site, in the meantime if you want the complete list of SBDs, Scott Marks keeps a Google Spreadsheet with a record of all of them:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Anf63x75MCuNdGUxdmN0c0dJMkc2cGRwUHpoRG5ITEE&pli=1&hl=en_US#gid=1
, comment by driver
driver @TheEmu said:
There is now an index for the FTA broadcasts. There are spreadsheets that have:

1) Links to the track list and downloads for each broadcast.

2) All tracks sorted by date.

3) All tracks sorted by song.

4) All tracks sorted by venue.
I'm not sure how to submit a correction request for this, so apologies if this comment isn't the appropriate medium. It looks like the links to the FTA indexes are no longer functioning.
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