Grateful Dead

Hey Now,
Deadbase XI is available on the Internet Archive for FREE. It's searchable and you can download a PDF to your computer. This is a consolidated 273 page version of Deadbase (no pictures) containing venue/setlist information. It also lists the known audio sources in circulation as of 1998.
We are half way though 30 Days already!!

What a great Box of Rain. Certainly one of the better versions.
As for winning the daily contests, I've been doing this since the 2nd year and especially in the early years would get a high percentage correct, up to 80 or 90%. In the past few years closer to the 60-70%. In all these years I may have one a daily once, a long time ago, but that's a may and if I did I did not receive anything. This is not complaining as I enjoy this very much and it's all a gift. Just a grounding... to ease my soul.

And all really good!
Agree with driftin and dreamin - the vocals on Box of Rain are well blended and the most beautiful of any version I've heard. And Phil! Man, I just love those thick, full bass tones during this period that seem to fill our bodies. Am I imagining or did he strum the first few notes of The Music Never Stopped during the bass doodling after Rain ended?
What a rockin' Mexicali Blues as well, Bobby really clean, Jerry at breakneck pace and rollicking - my kind of polka! But then it just ended, no jam? Oh well.
Like others, two sources came up empty but a quick search using the third led me to the right place. Another setlists whiff?!
This may not have been one of their standout concerts, but much thanks to David for pulling out the gems!

I suggest purchasing a DeadBase 50. Handles these November days like a dream.