Remember Shakti


Live @ Beacon Theatre
New York, New York
Sunday, November 5, 2000


John McLaughlin - Electric Guitar (Gibson ES-335)
Uppalapu Shrinivas - Electric Mandolin
Zakir Hussain - Tabla
Selvaganesh Vinayakram - Ghatam, Kanjira, Mridangam


Set 1 (Disc 1): [67:12]

01.  Intro/Tuning
02.  5 In The Morning, 6 In The Afternoon
03.  Ma No Pa
04.  Lotus Feet
05.  La Danse Du Bonheur

Set 2 (Disc 2): [85:22]

01.  'Anna' Intro >
02.  Anna
03.  Giriraj Sudha
04.  Niyati >
05.  Kanjira Solo >
06.  Tabla Solo >
07.  Guitar & Mandolin Duet
08.  Maya

Encore:

09.  Finding The Way
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VIDEO ATTRIBUTES:
Source: Super VHS (1st gen)
TV System: NTSC (720x480)
Aspect Ratio: 4:3
Bitrate: 8000 kb/s (disc 1) - 8200 kb/s (disc 2)

AUDIO ATTRIBUTES:
Source: Matrix (see notes)
Audio Coding Mode: LPCM
Sampling Rate: 48k
Bitrate: 1536 kb/s

VIDEO: Sony Hi8 Camcorder (Hi8 Master - Record & Playback) > Monster S-Video Cable > Super VHS
VCR > Fuji T-160 Super VHS (SP Mode) > JVC HR-S9911U (w/ TBC & NR) > Monster M1000SV S-Video
Cable > Canopus ADVC-300 (w/ Line Time Base Corrector & 3D Noise Reduction) > Firewire > WinDV
(type-1 .avi) > Sony Vegas 7.0d (Disc 1: 2-pass VBR @ 8000 max, 7250 avg, 2900 min kb/s - Disc 2: 
2-pass VBR @ 8200 max, 8100 avg, 8000 min kb/s) > mpeg2 > DVD Lab PRO 2.0 > Single Layer DVD
(set 1); Dual Layer DVD (set 2)

AUDIO: 60% - Schoeps cmc5/mk4 > Apogee AD-1000 > Sony PCM-M1 > DAT > CDR > EAC (secure)
> WAV >  FLAC16 > WAV > Wave Joiner 2.0 > WAV > Sound Forge 8.0 (Resampled to 48k w/ anti-
alias filter & interpolation accuracy at highest setting, 4 of 4) > WAV > Adobe Audition 1.5 (mixing) >
WAV > Sony Vegas 6.0c (sync) > WAV > DVD Lab PRO 2.0 > DVD

40% - Sony Hi8 External Mics (Hi8 Master - Record & Playback) > Monster Audio Cables > Super VHS
VCR > Fuji T-160 Super VHS (SP Mode) > JVC HR-S9911U > Cardas Golden Reference RCA's > Sony
PCM-R300 (w/ Super Bit Mapping @ 48k) > Monster Interlink 200 Optical Cable > ADS Tech RDX-150
(s/pdif) > USB Cable > Sound Forge 8.0 @ 16bit/48k > WAV > Adobe Audition 1.5 (mixing) > WAV >
Sony Vegas 6.0c (sync) > WAV > DVD Lab PRO 2.0 > DVD
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Author Note: The videotaper of this show sadly passed away a couple years after he filmed this, may 
the force be with him.  He had never traded out a version from the master itself.  He only copied it to
this Super VHS and sent it to one of his best friends, who is a friend of mine.  From there, it entered 
minor circulation.  This S-VHS was dubbed to other VHS tapes and sent out, and some copies were 
transferred with a standalone DVD recorder later on (2 disc DVD5's w/ Dolby 2.0 audio) and sent out
in trades.  My friend requested that neither of their names be mentioned.  Bless them both!

Side Note: While viewing, you will notice a very tiny white spec towards the middle of the screen.  
This is due to a nic on the camcorder lens, it is normal.
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Video shot on monopod; 1st row lower balcony; Left of center
Schoeps source recorded (Floor, Row F, Seat 107) by: Unknown 

Video/Audio Transfer & Audio Mixing (in May '06); Rendering & Author (in August '07) by: STLBlues