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  • Dennis
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    I've been wanting 6/17/75 for quite a while, just so I can mark 1975 as DONE! :-)

  • strat-wolf-bean
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    Ahh, Yes ...

    You are correct, Deadvikes - I forgot that one was out so early.
    8.13.75 is quite good (to my ears), and some folks swear by it. But it always seemed a little sterile/restrained to me - until Jerry starts to let loose some fire during the Eyes.
    I have always preferred the aud that circulated of The Bob Fried Memorial Boogie 6.17.75, and the (flying!) Blues for Allah segment from the SNACK benefit.
    I am hoping that we can get 6.17 in some form this year. And a re-release of the SNACK set (with BfA 50th?) would be greatly appreciated, as I missed getting Beyond Description back in the day ...

  • DeadVikes
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    One from the Vault was the first release in 91.

  • Danehead
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    May 1977..

    I think - in 2027 - we will get the full Spring tour in a Mega (or is it Maga these days..) box.. fingers crossed..

  • TN John
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    New Year's Eve @ The Cow Palace

  • daverock
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    Chop jobs

    I started listening to Dicks Picks 3 yesterday on vinyl - a selection of tracks from 5/22/77. It is an incredible album, in terms of sound quality, choice of material and playing. It occurred to me that I might enjoy this more as it is than if it had been expanded to include the whole show. There have been quite a few Dicks Picks released on vinyl that have made me think this way.
    Maybe, for me, having heard these songs so many times in so many different permutations, highlights of shows are becoming more enjoyable that the whole enchilada.
    Not a popular view, and not one I would have had a few years ago.

  • strat-wolf-bean
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    There is a reason this show (albeit chopped) was the very first thing released from the vault: The Other One - Comes A Time and on through to the end of the show is all mindbogglingly and jawdroppingly great and intense.
    Having the whole show in the trunk, or hopefully yes on vinyl, gives those 2nd/3rd set pieces a better context (of course) - as the first set does have some different pacing/flow & formulation of the 'spokes on the wheel'. Then they come back out absolutely swinging with the Good Lovin'. An All-Time classic show ...
    Veilen Dank!

  • icecrmcnkd
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    4-26-72

    In the car today while cruising down the highway.

    A good candidate for the next E72 vinyl release.
    Complete show, not the HYH chop job.

  • Oroborous
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    12/29/84

    Tis True Mary, and this one’s (12/28/84) a real fun one!
    Won’t spoiler set list, but some fun firsts!
    Perhaps a touch of occasional sloppiness, but it doesn’t matter, as you can just tell their having their big end of year fun!

    Onto 12/29/84 now. Starts out strong and so far so good…

  • marye
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    In my experience
    December 28 shows were always pretty darn good.
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