A Radio Broadcast from the Deutschlandhalle

The chronology's entry ends with a remaster series line that names the band, the date, and Berlin and carries the label info-file. Under the night's heading the chronology's page hangs seven objects: an image whose markup title reads Eddie Vedder, three more images, a link to a PDF file, and two links into its remaster series, one to a zip file and one to a text file. The house holds two files for the night, in one folder: the remaster series' information file and its fingerprint list. The information file opens with three lines that name the band, the date, and Berlin, Germany. Its source line starts with the number 98, its lineage line starts and ends with FLAC, and its notes, the file's own statement about processing, say that some swings in volume were smoothed out and the volume was raised. Its twenty-eight numbered labels, in two groups, run from an Intro label to "Yellow Ledbetter," and the fingerprint list gives a value to each of twenty-eight FLAC file names that follow those labels number by number. Berlin on November 3 comes down to one hall named alike, 125m that Five Horizons brackets without saying what it measures, an attendance of 12 000 in the chronology, one act under two forms of its name, a setlist of twenty-one against a set line of twenty, an encore of six in each, a radio broadcast in Five Horizons' note, seven objects under the date, and two house files in one folder.