Stone Sings Mankind at Downing Stadium

The chronology's entry ends with a remaster series line that names the band, the date, NYC, and v2 in parentheses, and carries the label info-file. Under the night's heading the chronology's page hangs an image whose markup title reads Setlist, two more images, and two links into its remaster series, one to a zip file and one to a text file. The house holds three files for the night: the remaster series' information file, its fingerprint list, and a text file that gives a set list. The information file opens with three lines naming the band, the date, and the stadium with its city and state. Its sources entry prints four lines, lettered a to d: line a starts with Sony ECM-909, line b with Core Sounds, line c with AKG 391, and line d with Sonic Studios (DSM6); CDR is the last word of the first two lines and FLAC of the other two. By the file's account the left of the mix is source a (left), patched with c (right), and the right is source b (right), patched with d (right). Its lineage line starts with CDR/FLAC, and FLAC is the last word of that line. Its notes, the file's own account of how the recording was handled, say that every source was equalized for tonal balance, that two of the sources had glitches and so served for patching the other two's glitches and loud audience, and that this is a second version, the first having been a stereo mix of two sources. Its thirty-five numbered labels fall into three groups: Intro and twenty-three labels from "Sometimes" to "Porch" in the chronology's setlist order, then an Encore Break label and six from "In My Tree" to "Leaving Here," then a second Encore Break label and three from "Off He Goes" to "Yellow Ledbetter." The fingerprint list gives each of thirty-five FLAC file names a value, the names following the labels. The thirteenth label, like the thirteenth line of the fingerprint list, gives "Jeremy" with the word new in parentheses. The set list text file opens with the band, the date written 9-29-96, and a place line ending with NYC, and then prints thirty-two names, one to a line, with no set or encore division, from "Sometimes" to "Yellow Ledbetter." The information file and the fingerprint list name no recordist and give no length for the recording. Downing Stadium on September 29 comes down to one stadium under the headings of the night before, 168m that Five Horizons brackets without saying what it measures, an attendance of 33 000 in the chronology and 30,000 in Five Horizons, two acts on both bill lines, thirty-two entries in each chronology, "Mankind" sung by Stone in both notes, the objects under the date, and three house files.