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Pacific Northwest ’73-’74: The Complete Recordings Boxed Set
WHAT'S INSIDE:
6 Complete Shows On 19 Discs
• 6/22/73 P.N.E. Coliseum, Vancouver, B.C.
• 6/24/73 Portland Memorial Coliseum, Portland, OR
• 6/26/73 Seattle Center Arena, Seattle, WA
• 5/17/74 P.N.E. Coliseum, Vancouver, B.C.
• 5/19/74 Portland Memorial Coliseum, Portland, OR
• 5/21/74 Hec Edmundson Pavilion, University of Washington, Seattle, WA
Mastered in HDCD from the original master tapes by Jeffrey Norman at Mockingbird Mastering
Masters transferred and restored by Plangent Processes
Original Art by First Nations Artist Roy Henry Vickers
Photos by Richie Pechner
Individually Numbered, Limited Edition of 15,000
Includes an immediate digital download of "Eyes Of The World (P.N.E. Coliseum, Vancouver, Canada 5/17/74)"
"We were in the Pacific Northwest...between somewhere in Washington and some other where in Oregon. The road took us to the lip on a ridge, from where we could see around us for many miles in all directions … It was breathtaking to behold, but as we watched, we had a firm realization that we were witnessing something even more beautiful than our eyes could ever take in … Life causes life. Heaven and Earth dance in this way endlessly, and their child is the forest. And so there we were, epiphanously watching that grandest and most glorious dance of life—of which we are just a tiny part—awed by a magnificence without beginning, without end..."
Bob Weir, “Sell Headwaters—Everyone Wins,” San Francisco Chronicle
The Pacific Northwest offers up a rich feast of land, sky, and water. It is ripe with influences, abundant with symbols, deep and spirited. It should, therefore, come as no surprise that the Grateful Dead played some of their most inspired shows on these fertile grounds. It does, however, sometimes take a breath for the elements to re-align years later. It seems for us, they finally have and we are able to present not just a glimpse of the band's extraordinary exploratory tour through the region, but a two-tour bounty as the PACIFIC NORTHWEST ’73-’74: THE COMPLETE RECORDINGS.
For PACIFIC NORTHWEST ’73-’74: THE COMPLETE RECORDINGS, we've paired two short runs made up of six previously unreleased shows - P.N.E. Coliseum, Vancouver, B.C. (6/22/73); Portland Memorial Coliseum, Portland, OR (6/24/73); Seattle Center Arena, Seattle, WA (6/26/73); P.N.E. Coliseum, Vancouver, Canada (5/17/74); Portland Memorial Coliseum, Portland, OR (5/19/74); and Hec Edmundson Pavilion, University of Washington, Seattle, WA (5/21/74). Each show has been mastered in HDCD from the original master tapes by Jeffrey Norman at Mockingbird Mastering. The transfers from the masters were transferred and restored by Plangent Processes, further ensuring that this is the best, most authentic that these shows have ever sounded.
PACIFIC NORTHWEST ’73-’74: THE COMPLETE RECORDINGS comes in an ornate box created by Canada’s preeminent First Nations artist Roy Henry Vickers (more on this tremendous artist soon). To complement the music, the set also includes a 64-page book with an in-depth essay by Grateful Dead scholar Nicholas G. Meriwether and photos by Richie Pechner.
Due September 7th, this release is limited to 15,000 individually numbered copies and available exclusively from dead.net. You'll want to grab a copy while you can and sit back, relax, and enjoy all the exclusive content we'll be rolling out over the next few weeks.
Looking for something a little more byte-sized? The collection will also be available for HD digital download in FLAC and ALAC, exclusively at dead.net, on release day. You can pre-order it now too.
Get it while you can.
Last five video games....
1. Dr. Mario2. Galaga
3. Star Tropics
4. Contra 2
5. Red Dead Redemption
....as you might have noticed, I finally got one of those mini NES systems that Nintendo put out. I play Dr. Mario while listening to the Dead. Seems to work.
The son and I rock Contra.
last five meals
sour cream potato chipswindfall hamburger
wheat chex
pizza
something
Video Games
Ah, the time I've wasted on video games...Started with the original Xbox, currently running a PS4 for my time wasting needs. Not a lot of games catch my attention at this point, but GTA never disappoints, probably due to the fact that there are all those great tunes on the radio stations. I have turned on to some cool stuff after hearing it on a GTA radio station. The last one, GTA V was particularly expansive, really dug some of the old school country that they play on the country station, don't think that I ever really heard Whiskey River by Willie Nelson before hearing it on the GTA V radio station and that tune is great. Hopefully the thought of GTA (Grand Theft Auto) will not conjure visions of the apocalypse for the overly sensitive.
Last five purchases
(forgive me--I already mentioned them about fifteen pages back . . . )Joni Mitchell--Song to a Seagull
Coltrane--Both Directions at Once (The Lost Album)
Miles Davis & John Coltrane--The Bootleg Series Vol. 6
Buffalo Springfield--What's That Sound (box--the mono remasters are fantastic)
The Beatles--Sgt. Pepper's 50th Anniversary Stereo Remaster (jaw-dropping)
The art on that singles series is so tasty, it's making me wish I had purchased them, even though I don't have a record player. Here's hoping they release the art in some form.
attended something new this evening
I received complimentary tickets for a show at the zoo
Pink Martini
Something completely new to me
probably not everyone's cup of tea "unless you attend a show, man"
but
I had a peak experience
this one singer
the full show
wow
impressed
XTC / Dukes of the Stratosphear
DaveStrang, yeah, I got the Dukes of the Stratosphear at the same time as some XTC as a matter of fact, hadn't realized that they were the same folks until browsing around this spring. There are a few XTC tunes that get stuck in my head (like Making Plans for Nigel)and the Dukes stuff does if for me as well. Good stuff, I like to balance my dead listening with a variety of other stuff. Although once this PNW box arrives I think it will be all dead all the time for awhile.
firstnamerichard, I will definitely be picking up Starship Troopers, your endorsement convinced me to take the chance. Plus, I find that when I like one book by an author, I generally have a good chance of liking their other stuff and I really dug Stranger in a Strange Land by Heinlein.
the new video
i think this is just an edit of the clip they showed at MUATM.
i was baked, weed legal state here in MA, but i thought they actually opened the box at 3:00 in and showed the book as the top item inside in sort of a leathery cover that obscured the rest of the contents.
you can see a quick cut at 3:00 back to Dave right as the artists hands are ready to open the box. this is where Dave says the Plangent Process makes the tapes sound totally new compared to listening to the unprocessed reels.
Robert Heinlein
2 favorites:
1. Farnham's Freehold (1964)
2. I Will Fear No Evil (1970) - Portending gender transition?
Keith Richards-Mick Taylor
Yes, Keith Richards isn't even listed as playing on "Moonlight Mile", so its highly unlikely he had anything to do with writing it. Also, the structure of great "Time Waits For No-one" on "Its Only Rock N' Roll" has none of Keiths trademark playing or writing style. It is, however, elevated by some of the best playing of Mick Taylor's career, so I have always thought that this may have been one of his songs.
I'm not so sure about "Can't You Hear Me Knocking", though. In a way, whoever composed it must bow down to one of the, if not THE, greatest opening guitar riffs ever recorded. And that one ain't played by Mick Taylor!
Charlie3/XTC/Dukes Of Stratosphear
Since XTC never toured due to Andy Partridge's crippling stage fright (he could have taken a few tips from GD), the band had plenty of time on their hands and the Dukes came about. I think the 2 releases from the Dukes out-psychedelicize anything from the 60s in the psychedelic pop arena. It would make sense since they were heavily influenced by the music from that era. 'Pale And Precious' alone shows the influence of the Beach Boys on the band and could be a re-write of 'Good Vibrations'. On a more positive note, I think the band was paying homage to their 60s influences.
If you're interested Dave Gregory (guitars/keys for XTC) is now a member of the English progressive band 'Big Big Train'. They've released some great music if you like that genre.
George R. R.
I've never gotten into the whole GOT thing (something to look forward to, maybe), but a probably little known fact is that for a brief moment there Hunter was writing songs for what would have been a movie of Armageddon Rag back in the '80s. It all fell apart, but sort of interesting to think of what might have been. He did at least one of the songs live a few times. I think it was called Resurrection Rag, but I'd have to go digging.
Reading and stuff
It appears the coast is clear...for now.
I read the first three Game of Thrones. Started off great, but it's flagging a bit. Maybe that's why George is struggling to finish it. Currently I'm reading the first of four volumes of Jonathan Sumption's epic history of the 100 Years War, and this is some of the best history I've ever read. Highly recommended, but it is a commitment.
Next 5 books
- The Owsely Biography
- Joe Abercrombie - The Blade Itself
- Thomas Pynchon - Bleeding Edge
- Edward III - W Mark Ormrod
- American Colossus - HW Brands
Last 5 lists
- Next five books
- Last five listens
- Last five purchases
- Last five movies
- Last five video games
Resurrection Rag
And performed (maybe co-written?) by Merl Saunders. Dig that tune!
Re:SlowDogNoodle
I am curious to know what drew you to Jonathan Sumption's 4 volume 5000 page history of The Hundred Year War? As a history buff I salute you.
my last five music purchases
Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers 'The Live Anthology' 1980-2007 Talking Heads Stop Making Sense (Live 1983-special new edition)
Rail Road Earth Live (Boulder Theater 8/17/2018 & Red Rocks 8/18/2018)
Wilco (the Album)
Mandolin Orange 'Such Jubilee'
And reading through this thread reminded me to listen to my XTC (on vinyl). We saw a XTC show many years ago in Kansas City.
We got back from our Colorado jaunt last week to the Rocky Mountain National Park's trailridge road, up to the top of Mount Evans, a vintage bed and breakfast outside Boulder, the added treats included attending Joe Russo's Almost Dead at Red Rocks on 8/16/2018 and then two Rail Road Earth shows (Boulder Theater 8/17/2018 & Red Rocks 8/18/2018). If you haven't been to Red Rocks please do yourself a favor to stop by there sometime as it is a truly remarkable natural site. Now combine this with one of your favorite bands and you will have a transcendent experience. Plug for Joe Russo's Almost Dead or take in a Rail Road Earth show. JRAD has the high octane of the early Grateful Dead (https://archive.org/details/jrad2018-08-16.CA14) and the song/jams by the RRE are transportive (I can't find a site to send you to RRE, but seek them out!). These bands will charge your batteries!
We celebrated our 38th anniversary out there, and heynow, it was 40 years ago that Mary and I ran out to see the Grateful Dead at Red Rocks. We trip out to the Rocks as often as we can these days.
"I'm gonna to sing you a hundred verses in ragtime, I know this song it ain't never gonna end." you know how the rest goes......
"You see the hut, yet you ask where to find shelter?"
10 years on this dead.net
It's been 10 years since I registered with this version of dead.net.Back then, it seemed fun and for the most part it still is!
Sometime, probably during Dave's Picks 11 or 12 discussion/comments pages, I had noticed folks talking back to each other via these posts. This is community, in my opinion.
And for the most part it is beautiful.
Only a few times here and there, things get ugly with "taboo" topics of politics, religion, and some other stuff. Recently we were *invaded* by troll or trolls, and hopefully our wunnerful moderator marye and management got rid of these boring and harmful trolls.
But what ever happened to DeadNetCentral? (DNC) Is this still active? I never was a part of DNC, it seemed too constrained for me, as I was a part of rec.music.gdead for many years, until it was invaded trolls and the rise of Facebook to the general public and other stuff scattered folks to other, newer, more modern social media. However r.m.g.d. still exists, but is nowhere is it like it was only a few years ago.
!
DaveStrang
I enjoyed I Will Fear No Evil, never read Farnham's Freehold. Something new to Grok!
Bird Song Digital Single
Anyone else get this in their email from Deadnet?
Sirius JamOn
Is playing sets from Lock'n all weekend. Jammin' to Toots and the Maytals with Taj Mahal right now. I've had worse Friday nights.
Dead & Co close out Saturday and Sunday night. Unofficial internet rumors say that Branford Marsalis is going to jam with them ?
No sign of Phish though. (Ooooo, too soon?)
Last 5 Unofficial internet rumors
The government has been using pets to spy on us for hundreds of years
Aliens didn't land in Roswell. They landed somewhere else and faked it to look like Roswell.
Eating 5 gallons of Moosetrax Ice Cream lowers one's risk of heart disease by 50% (+/- 100000 %)
Facebook is now officially a sentient life form
The #1 secret that casino owners don't want you to know . . . is that they're really f*ing rich.
only with preorders MP3 single
from the email text
Thank you for pre-ordering Pacific Northwest '73-'74.
Just got drawn back into 2/15/73 Dark Star>Eyes of the World
I got the tape back in 1986 and this is the Dark Star where i got it...Jazzy enough for a newbie without being too far out there.. Next up for Dark Star's was 2/13/70... Crazy 32 years later and I never tire of the Madison Dark Star....still trying to figure out the pop sound on the tape... bob t
Latest Listening Party
So, two of my favorite Dead songs segueing into one another from a legendary show. Hot damn! Had been worried about the silence over here since MUATM and the oddity of the box unveiling trailer not being put up for 3 weeks after the fact, even though it was on youtube several days after, but today Dave was looking at me when I checked my phone with a new video poppjng up in my notifications. Get home and get to listening after watching the video, and musically pretty straight forward WRS (ie, quite lovely and powerful), but some blown lyrics by Bob, with Donna saving the upcoming chorus, and a straight forward Let It Grow section that winds its way pretty quickly into Wharf Rat. Pretty early on, I start to suspect that Bob blew those lines because of the proximity to Veneta and the Pranksters, and Jerry's very unusal delivery of Wharf Rat is quite like the Stella Blue from Dave's 24, which again, many of us thought perhaps Bertha and Stella were the way they were due to Jerry taking part early, since he knew they'd be dosing at Kesey's benefit. I imagine that's what's going on here, too. And probably why this show is legendary, they probably added some new ideas into songs, this Wharf Rat is unique. The drop into the Fly Way bridge is pretty quick and strong from Billy, and the ending jam are different. Good versions of both songs, kinda quirky.
Really pumped for the Box! Gonna download the Bird Song and blast it next!
PS: re: Mick Taylor: best guitarist the Stones ever had.
BCT 8/24/72
OK today is my anniversary of BCT 8/24/72 where I totally got it and became a deadhead for life. Windowpane and on the floor in the back, Dark Star>Morning Dew, and I was a goner! Literally changed my life. My fifth dead show.
Five purchases:
The Animals: the Mickie Most Years and More box
Bear's Sonic Journal: ABB Fillmore East 2/70 (thanks for the tip)
Fleetwood Mac Rumours reissue
Bonnie Raitt Nick of Time
Byrds Sweetheart of the Rodeo
Six Spins
Dave's 27
Dead 3/18/90 Hartford Cn HOT SHOW
Dicks' 31 Philly & Jersey City 74
Dead 4/14/72 Copenhagen
Dead 11/28/80 Lakeland Fl TTATS
Jackson Browne Standing in the Breach
Five Reads
The Salzburg Connection Helen MacInnes
Chosen Prey John Stanford
Dead Watch John Stanford
I am Brian Wilson ( sweet look at his view of his life)
Easy Riders, Raging Bulls: How the Sex-Drugs-And-Rock n Roll Generation Saved Hollywood by Peter Biskind
I'm counting the days until this box!
nitecat What a first show to see!!!
Happy Anniversary... they had part of the show on Sirius tonight at 700 EST... I am jealous just by a little bit!!!! Good for you!! bob t
sorry just saw it was your 5th show my bad
nitecat not trying to put you on the spot
But what was the 4 shows before this one??? Always appreciate the perspective of someone who was there!! Never saw them until 85.... bob t
nitecat... thanks
12/31/71 must've been insane!!! That Dancing in the Streets is amazing!!! thanks and have a good weekend!! What a great first 5 shows to see!!!
First Five
There you go, what's your First Five?
Groovin' to Chinacat jam from 8/24 now! This needs Normanizing!
mhammond12
I'm writing fiction set in France in 1348, the onset of the black plague. Started looking for history of the 14th century and realized there's not a lot there. I read A Distant Mirror, which was okay, but got hipped to Sumption through Amazon and took a chance. Glad I did.
For what its worth I bought the book at the local store. I fear bookstores are going the way of the hardware store and the record store and don't want to see them gone. It's probably in vain.
____
Jamming Minglewood from 3-31-88 right now. Would love to see some '88 released in the Dave's series.
First Five Dead Shows (ahem)....
....not as lucky as nitecat, but here they are#1 4.13.86 Irvine Meadows (final I Don't Need Love, so there's that. Seventeen years old. I had no clue what was going on. Up to that point in my life, I was deep into heavy metal. Wasn't too impressed with the music tbh. Spent most of my time people watching. Discovered hippy chicks are cute. Box encore. Everyone was flipping out. Something is afoot at the Circle K)
#2 7.26.87 Anaheim Stadium (In The Dark was a hit. I said to myself "I remember these guys!" View The Vault 1, Dylan, my first Shakedown Street.)
#3 11.15.87 Long Beach Arena (1st show dosed. My buddy and I never actually found or sat in our seats. Just wandered. They played Morning Dew. SOLD! His name was Kim Blanchard. Lost track of him. Hi Kim if you're reading this!)
#4 4.23.88 Irvine Meadows (Ate too many mushrooms in the parking lot with my then girlfriend. We both threw up in between the cars, then BOOM! Heaven's Door encore. It was good. I liked it so much that we went back for....)
#5 4.24.88 Irvine again (another Box. I'll take it)
....1989 was my heyday. Saw them 12 or 13 times. JGB once. I just said fuck it. I'm catching these guys as much as I can. And I did. Never did catch a Dark Star though. Booooo....
Got big into taping then as well. At one point we had six tape decks patched together. The 2xSpeed tape option was always on the table. So was Dolby C. But no one bit. Remember that? I still have all my tapes. I'm not a hoarder, I pinky swear. I miss Jerry.
First Five
12/15/72 Long Beach Arena5/20/73 UCSB Stadium, Santa Barbara
6/29/73 Universal Amphitheater
6/30/73 Universal Amphitheater
7/01/73 Universal Amphitheater
I want to see Simonrob's.
Currently listening to DaP 23....
....1.22.78 Eugene. Yeah. That was an "on" night.edit. Not as lucky as mhammond12 either. Was I born too late?
First 5
10/9/84 Centrum, Worcester, MA4/8/85 Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA
6/27/85 SPAC, Saratoga, NY
11/10/85 Meadowlands, E. Rutherford, NJ
11/11/85 Meadowlands, E. Rutherford, NJ
White Blotter - Summer '82 An experiment I had been eager to conduct. 16 seemed pretty grown up to me, so why not...
Purple Microdot - Fall '82 What a day at school.
Donald Duck Blotter - Spring '83 Another day at school, far out indeed.
White Dove on Creamy Pink Blotter 4 way - Summer '83 Wow, mind blown, what a sunset.
Purple Microdot - Winter/Spring '84 Yeah, I think I like it.
After that I really hit my stride for a few years...
Heart Attack and Vine...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z69Sa2WFP8Y
Liar liar with your pants on fire, white spades hangin' on the telephone
Wire, gamblers reevaluate along the dotted line, you'll never recognize
Yourself on heartattack and vine
Doctor lawyer beggar man thief, philly joe remarkable looks on in disbelief
If you want a taste of madness, you'll have to wait in line, you'll probably
See someone you know on heartattack and vine
Boney's high on china white, shorty found a punk, don't you know there ain't
No devil, there's just god when he's drunk, well this stuff will probably kill
You, let's do another line, what you say you meet me down on heartattack and
Vine
See that little jersey girl in the see-through top, with the peddle pushers
Sucking on a soda pop, well i bet she's still a virgin but it's only twenty-
Five 'til nine, you can see a million of 'em on heartattack and vine
Better off in iowa against your scrambled eggs, than crawling down cahuenga
On a broken pair of legs, you'll find your ignorance is blissful every goddamn
Time, your're waitin' for the rtd on heartattack and vine
\m/
First/Last Five
First Five Shows:6/24/91: Sandstone
6/28/91: Mile High (no, did not stay for second night at Sandstone--didn't understand how this game was played back then)
9/4-6/91: Richfield
Last Five Read:
Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test (don't know why it took me so long to get to it; maybe because I never had much access to LSD?)
Rabbi Jesus--Bruce Chilton
The Plague--Albert Camus
Invisible Man--Ralph Ellison
Sula--Toni Morrison (America's greatest author?)
Stolzfus--my wife got me a Pink Martini CD for Fathers Day, and we both love it.
Only two shows...
May 7, 1972 - Bickershaw Festival (Europe '72)
September 10, 1974 - Alexandra Palace, London (Dick's Picks Volume 7, with Seastones)
first 5
Providence rhode island 4/20/83SPAC 6/18/83
Portland maine 10/18/83
Rochester ny spring 84
SPAC june '84
Not that I realized what I was hearing at the time, but my first two shows had Morning Dew. I was also at the one in Augusta 84. Pretty lucky. I picked up my pace in '85, but my last show was in Hampton Spring 87. I think Charlie3 and I were at some of the same shows.
People talked about Steve Goodman recently, there is an album called, Tribute to Steve Goodman, a notable album, among many things, a duet of Bonnie Raitt and John Prine singing Angel from Montgomery.
Peace/Health
There is geometry in the humming of the strings.........
.........there is music in the spacing of the spheres..............
First 5:
12-1-73
6-26-74
9-27-76
5-7-77
5-11-78
Last 5:
3-19-95
3-17-95
7-16-94
6-26-93
3-16-92
It truly was a long strange trip..................
Rock on,
Doc
First Fives
10-9-7612-29-77
12-31-77
10-18-78
10-21-78
#6 was 12-31-78
My first five Dead shows were:
6/16/1974 State Fairground Des Moines Iowa6/4/1977 The Forum Inglewood CA
6/7/1977 Winterland San Francisco CA
6/8/1977 Winterland San Francisco CA
6/9/1977 Winterland San Francisco CA
I didn't count attending Jerry Garcia Band on 11/23/1975 at Macky Auditorium, Boulder, CO. with this five, but seeing the JGB did help me during their 'hiatus'
(Cousins- my wife and I were at that NYE 1977 Winterland run as well, what a great finish to a remarkable year! And Deadheadbrewer the '91 Sandstone was one of my last five ;o{, but it does give me a smile to realize I shared shows with brothers and sisters here.)
"Teachers open the door, you must enter by yourself."
Last Five Dead shows....
#1 5.21.95 Sam Boyd Silver Bowl Las Vegas (my only birthday show)#2 5.28.95 Portland Meadows (Chuck Berry!)
#3 5.29.95 Portland Meadows (Chuck Berry!)
#4 6.03.95 Shoreline
#5 6.04.95 Shoreline
....then the bus stopped, and I got off.
1st 5 GD shows
- 3/31/73 - NRPS opened in Buffalo - still a newbie @ this point but loved Tennessee Jed and of course Casey Jones encore with big, puffing locomotive on stage
- 7/31/74 - DaP2 - What can I say? In the 16 months since my first show I got completely immersed / dosed and was firmly on the bus. This show speaks for itself, although it also included Seastones which did not make it onto the cd. I still stand by this one as my all time fave that I attended
- 8/2/76 - Great outdoor show @ Colt Park in Hartford. Would love to see a release here. Great times after the hiatus
- 4/23/77 - This is a show that flies under the radar but a great time was had by all
- 5/11/78 - DP25 - The band was heavily dosed and surprised us all with wolfs masks on as they encored Werewolves of London. Remember, this was way before the internet so we had no idea they were doing this tune on this tour
Rock on
First/Last
Dam some of you lucky dogs with the 73/74 firsts. Truly Jealous, why couldn’t Mom get knocked up in High School ; ) LOL
FIRST 5
1/20/79 - 3rd row. TOO>>drums (with Serengeti vibe)>>TOO>>Dawwwkk Star!!
11/9/79- 17th Bday 10th row. RT vol 1
9/2/80- 1st row. Great Dew
3-13-81- 1st row. first Shakedown
5/17/81- 3rd row this one should definetly be released. Sizzles....
9/26/81- Side seats. Don’t remeber this one so much. Folks often say it’s a good one. On the Road Again, Shakedown, Dew
BIG YEARS
85= 9
86= 11 no fall tour
87= 14 skipped fall tour
88= 11
89= 11
90= 14
LAST 5
7/31/94- floor seats
8/1/94- floor seats
6/30/95 floor seats
7/8/95- roamed, back stage pass through NFA and The Band. On stage for The Band
7/9/95- roamed, back stage pass through NFA and The Band. On stage for The Band
Almost accidentally ran JG over back stage....
All the years combined, they melt into a dream!
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