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  • daverock
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    Good thinking Joey. I've decided to drop down a few years for the sake of variety - and landed on 9/18/74 from 30 Years. At first it sounded very thin, coming out of June 1977. A bit rinky dink. Demonic country picking by Jerry apart, it took a few songs to adjust to. I've only listened to the first cd so far, which does finish with a soulful To Lay Me Down. The best is yet to come, as the saying went.

  • proudfoot
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    Foolish Heart

    Very nice

    Now...gotta get into that HCS box...

  • begonias-gr8tfl
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    I'm currently listening to the second set of this famous show. I listened to the acoustic set yesterday but got rudely interrupted by life so couldn't finish it, lol! Nothing left to do!

  • begonias-gr8tfl
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    I'm currently listening to the second set of this Warfield show. I listened to the acoustic set yesterday but got rudely interrupted by life so couldn't finish it, lol! Rat in a drain ditch...so so good!

  • 1stshow70878
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    4-7-78 also

    Getting through 1st set.
    More impressed with the 4-6 1st set.
    But lots left to go.
    (edit, 2nd set is making up for it!)
    Sound is still great.
    Rocking the smaller system this morning.
    Little speakers but big sound!
    Cheers

  • JoeyMC
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    I'm finishing up the second show in the box and will start the third....there has been a couple, few stand out tunes so far I think, like the Wharf Rat on 4/6, fine playing during the second half.

    June 1977

    I had been listening to that Dave, I have the CDs in my possession finally thanks to someone here. (I did have a digital copy before) Those are just grate shows, everything is spectacular! I love 6/8 I think it might be the best eighth of a month of 1977 ;) and maybe even better than any other eighth day of a month ever? Okay no, too far, there is 11/8/69, 4/8/72, 9/8/73 ect....

    Anyway, I had wanted to keep listening to the June 1977 stuff but after going through it twice I switched to 1970 because felt like 6/77 was a little too close to 4/78.

  • daverock
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    Someone ( Joey?) on here mentioned 6/8/77 recently, so I decided to give that a spin to tee myself up for the box. I tend to overlook this box a bit. Great show from beginning to end. I followed that up with 6/9 - which didn't get me quite like the previous night until the Help-Slipknot-Franklins jam. Truly the spirit takes over here- surely one of the best, if not the best, version of this triumvirate ever played.

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    and...just curious...

    what is the verdict...how did they do?
    that would be with the Franklin's patch on 4/10/78

  • uncle_tripel
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    mehr bitte...naturlich...

    ...more please...of course!
    HC Sunshine Box :)

    can't help but smile
    when you begin a new day with the music of the GOGD

    June 9th 1973
    in Washington, DC
    at the Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium

    Make Love Not War

    Peace for All!
    uncle_tripel

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