Although the 3 shows before it has gotten the most attention over the years, this show is just as satisfying to listen to as any of em maybe even more so. Ive flip flopped deciding which of the 4 is better and may never come to a conclusion. This 4 show run is my favorite music from any band, any place from any era. The SQ is stunning, makes you feel like you were at the venue. The raw energy mixed with a certain familiarity with the material makes these shows............

Anyways 3/2/69, get yourself a lossless copy (legally), jump in front of the best audio equipment you can find yourself, and make sure you have a little time on your hands. Enjoy.

Thismorning the show was on the Grateful Dead Channel on Sirius Satellite Radio and I am blown away. Even on the funky little speakers of my laptop this show comes across as a psychedelic relic of awe and wonder. No TV in this house so the Dead channel has been providing much entertainment and relaxation of late. Although I known most of the Deads lyrics by heart, I never been one to be in the loop and I neither need nor want to be, so hearing the three a day show broadcasts as well as this day in Dead history spots and the infinite permutations of the set list on the satellite has been revelation. It was a slow train coming but I find reason to believe that Captain Trips was the greatest electric guitarist of all the rock legends.

I just heard this show for the first time today on Sirius. What an fantastic Lovelight jam towards the end! About blew me out of my chair. Sometimes I forget just how amazing some of the late 60s Dead shows really were!