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    What a setlist!... Made me jealous of those who saw this era live. Great sound… like ‘77 was yesterday. @derekb192 on 10/1/77, YouTube

    Wow! Just as when you think eyes is gonna go to drums out of the bliss comes dancing! One of my all time fave moments! Not just classic 77 but classic ever dead! - @emrysdavies1215 on 10/1/77, YouTube

    ...this show was off the hook from the very get go. The Casey Jones is the best I've heard... beginning a jam that goes through each member going off on an instrumental solo. The end has them jamming so hard you can no longer hear them singing through it. Now you know you're in trouble (The Good Kind) when a show starts like that... Weirtheir on 10/2/77, Dead.net

    Holy hell, the 10/2/77 Betty Board sounds incredible... I just wanted to pay homage to this unreleased gem, which features the lovely, tight playing you'd expect of a 77 show with some of the highest audio quality I've ever heard ... What a treat. u/monsteroftheweek13 on 10/2/77, Reddit

    I told my mother I was going into Portland with friends. I never told her where I went... @jamesmoore3694 on 10/1/77, YouTube

    We know where you've been and we're taking you back with the twice as nice DAVE'S PICKS VOLUME 45: PARAMOUNT THEATRE, PORTLAND, OR - 10/1/77 & 10/2/77. Back-to-back complete previously unreleased shows on 4CDs? You betcha! Why? Because we couldn't pick one over the other of these two nights that have been described as "fire," "mind-frying," and "crispy" (bit of a theme here) too many times to count. Witness it for yourself when you dig into the inventive medleys and pristine sound, not to mention the first "Dupree's Diamond Blues" since '69 and the first live "Casey Jones" since '74.

    Limited to 25,000 numbered copies, this release was recorded by Betty Cantor-Jackson (with a boost from Bob Menke, more about that in David's video) and has been mastered to HDCD specs by Jeffrey Norman at Mockingbird Mastering. Grab a copy while you can.

    *2 per order. Very limited quantity available.

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  • daverock
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    Gary -those were great visions of the future that you mentioned people had in the 1960's. The idea that robots would replace humans in the work place, and increased, improved technology would mean we wouldn't have to work so much. They went on to assume that when this happened, we would all be living in some kind of Utopia. Walking round my home town yesterday - it's very evident that people are working much less than they were 50 years ago partly as a result of improved technology. It's also very evident that the 1960's vision as to what would happen socially as a result of this hasn't come to pass.
    Just this week a friends neighbour died following a botched attempt to burgle her home. Yesterday we saw a security guard smash a woman to the ground after he had apparently caught her leaving one of the poorest shops in town with something she hadn't paid for. Welcome to Utopia !

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    I’m still waiting on any Merriweather shows from 84 or 85 to come out. Some great playing and interesting set lists there for sure.

  • Angry Jack Straw
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    All of the discussions a few weeks ago, got me into listening to a lot of their material again. Man, that band was really good. For those of you who are interested, use your Google machine to look up Traffic Live 1973. There’s a half a dozen or so, high quality videos. Great stuff.

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    Anniversary show 3/29/83. Warfield Theatre

    40 years ago today I was up at the Warfield Theatre for another fun night with the Good old Grateful . The Dead could have played at the 20,000 seat Oakland Coliseum and sold it out, but they played the 2,000 seat Warfield Theatre for a much cooler experience. Fun times!

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    BTW, Sixtus Great Post & Voo Doo Nola!

    You sort of almost comment on it but from my myopic thinking, I always looked at changes in their styles over the years was always based on one factor. That factor being: We have to entertain ourselves first, then the crowd will follow. Of course, it always did.

    Just finished my 5th listen thru the MSG box. Great Box. Also ran thru some tube videos.

    Voodoo Nola!!! If you see this thanks so much for your incredible work!!! Check out his 8-9-89 of the Greek and 9-12-85 from Kaiser/AO. Was at the Greek show but the 1985 show, I finally got to see the 20th Anniversary Screen behind them in full bloom. Wow good stuff. I had seen pictures of the screen but never it coming to life, animated. Just love it, and the boards are crispy.

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    I think that is the same Haight Ashbury documentary made in March 1967. There is a moment in there where a gentleman is speaking and he is so prescient. He is discussing the massive changes to the world coming as computers (think AI) and robots will eventually do all work for mankind. Interesting (recent: think last 5 years) the calls for a universal income and how do we live without work. He discusses universal income back in March 1967. Just WOW. Not sure it is the same documentary but think it is. I think I watched on Amazon a few years back.

    Cheers!!! More Beer, Less Work.

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    Moon Times R Good Times, and Vault List heck yeah.

    Just a quick update:

    I just scored this, after several years of hunting:

    9-disc Fleetwood Mac / Grateful Dead 1970 Opening The Warehouse Live CD Series

    It finally was released. Cant wait. I was posting to alert, but as of now sold out again.

    And for The ABB: This looks great!

    Please spread the word and join us on Munck Music Radio everyday this month at 12 & 6 pm (cst) as we welcome spring with some of our hottest Allman Brothers Band shows.
    Today's show: 3-23-2009
    with Jimmy Herring, John Bell, Susan Tedeschi and more!
    Buy Now
    Even after the epic Clapton shows and a Beacon run full of special guests and surprises, this show stands out from the crowd! This may be the most guest-packed show of all, with everyone from harmonica master Thom Doucette and saxophonist supreme Ron Holloway to Susan Tedeschi and the Kingpins of King Curtis fame joined the fun, and that was just the first set! As always, some of the best highlights belonged to a recharged Gregg Allman, who sang his heart out on "Desdemona," which also featured some tasty sax licks from Holloway.

    Thom "Ace" Doucette played harmonica on the classic Live At Fillmore East album, so it's only fitting that he joined the band for "Done Somebody Wrong" and "You Don't Love Me." This Ace still has a few tricks up his sleeve! It was also a great tribute to Duane to feature the members of the Kingpins (Jerry Jemmott - bass, Bernard Purdie - drums and Jimmy Smith - keys), on the King Curtis classic "Soul Serenade," which took the whole Beacon to church. "Memphis Soul Stew" added Mike Mattison to the mix and took it even higher. Have mercy!

    As if determined to outdo the remarkable first set, the second set opened with a "Little Martha>Blue Sky>Little Martha" sandwich jam that showcased some of the prettiest guitar playing of the entire run. John Bell of Widespread Panic added soulful vocals to the Blind Faith classic "Can't Find My Way Home" and a downright nasty "Walk On Gilded Splinters," and WSP guitarist Jimmy Herring was on fire all through the second set. Check out this extended jamathon of a "Les Brers In A Minor," which shows Derek and Jimmy playing together with the special telepathy only they have. Did we mention the extended "Statesboro Blues" encore, Ludlow Garage style?

    What are you waiting for? Get this one today!

    1. Don't Want You No More (2:49)
    2. It's Not My Cross To Bear (5:25)
    3. Done Somebody Wrong (6:53) @
    4. Can't Lose What You Never Had (6:11)
    5. Announcements (0:22)
    6. Desdemona (15:10) &
    7. New Instrumental (10:46)

    1. Announcements (2:25)
    2. Soul Serenade (9:42) *#^
    3. Memphis Soul Stew (5:33) *#
    4. Them Changes (9:20) *#
    5. You Don’t Love Me (6:27) @
    6. Little Martha (8:08)
    7. I Walk On Gilded Splinters (6:54) $%
    8. And It Stoned Me (5:22) $%
    9. Can't Find My Way Home (6:31) $%

    1. Leave My Blues At Home (2:33)
    2. JaMaBuBu (8:49)
    3. Leave My Blues At Home - reprise (4:51)
    4. Les Brers In A Minor (16:31) %
    5. Crowd Noise (4:23)
    6. Statesboro Blues (12:45)

    @ = w/ Thom Doucette, harmonica
    & = w/ Ron Holloway, saxophone
    *= w/ Jimmy Smith, organ; Bernard Purdie, drums; Jerry Jemmott, bass
    # = w/ Susan Tedeschi, vocals
    ^ = w/ Mike Mattison, vocals
    $ = w/ John Bell, vocals
    % = w/ Jimmy Herring, guitar
    Check out the Best of the Beacon Section and Sets Section on our homepage. We have added some previously unavailable shows in our Hidden Gems Section.

    From the guys at Munck Music.
    I Post because last month when all the postings on Weather Report (love), and drummers, I dont think anyone mentioned Bernard Purdie. An incredible drummer, inventor of the Purdie Shuffle, and the master of ghost notes. The easiest way to recognize him is think in your head "Babylon Sisters" by Stealy Dan. He played his shuffle on that track. Always have way more than I can post, hope I can do better. Has the new Dave's rumors come forth yet?

    \/

    Edit: the 1970 Warehouse show is brand new. It is listed every so often on ebay, but you have to hunt a little bit. Guessing they are batch processing small runs of it new.

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    I'm with you 100% on this one, lets get that vault list out, it will make for great conversations on here. For the people who don't want to know what's on the list, you don't have to look at it.

  • daverock
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    Sixtus - good stuff, I also like noticing the the ups and downs ( more the ups) as the Dead wended their way through the years. I was listening to the Newcastle show from 4/11/72 last night, with that incredible Truckin'-Drums-Other One jam. It's amazing how they redeveloped The Other One around this time. And it was not as though it ever sounded as though it needed redeveloping in it's earlier incarnations. The first side of "Anthem Of The Sun" is a psychedelic masterpiece. If you watch a documentary of the Haight Ashbury in the mid 60s', you could turn off the commentary and listen to anyone of The Other Ones from 1968 in it's place. On through it's maturation during 1969 to the rock powerhouse of 1970, and then this one I heard yesterday in 1972, which defies categorisation. So far away from how it sounded in 1968. It's even got a Feeling Groovy jam in it !

    It would be great if/when the final FW69 show comes out on vinyl. I also wondered yesterday if 4/11/72 would ever come out on vinyl - a nice complement to the two Wembley shows that preceded it. After that - Bickershaw. And then look to Germany.

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    First things first...

    Sixtus...great post. Years vs. eras (vs tours...)...spot on! Top companies re-invent themselves over time to remain relevant. During different years/eras, listening to different interpretations of the same song has attracted me to the band since.

    I digress.

    Dave's 46 September 9, 1972. Well, I cannot say I was there but I was for the following night. I started to see the Grateful Dead late one night (or, actually, early one morning) after I went to a party in early 1971 and a friend of mine offered me something small and orange ...said I would like it ( I did!)...and a bunch of hours later i'm home and put on Live Dead...Dark Star. That was the real introduction for me .

    First time I actually saw the Dead was June 17, 1972 at the Hollywood Bowl...Pig's last performance. (I think some of you who post were there too!). While it was a fine show, it really had not fully hit me. Here comes the Hollywood Palladium shows in September. A couple of friends of mine and I went to the 9/10/72 show. Wow!!!

    IF my memory serves me...opening act was a bluegrass band called High Country. They came on at 7:00 pm and they were great. The Dead come on somewheres around 8:15-8:30 or so with a wonderful first set. A long, fabulous Bird Song is about all i can recall. We were towards the back of the floor at the Palladium...festival "seating". During the break, we moved up front and ended up around 10 feet from the stage in front of where Garcia would be. Second set started. As the music played the band, Garcia just seemed to be smiling, looking into the audience. We would smile, Garcia would grin, nod his head and, I'd swear, look at each of us directly on the eye. Probably too may recreationals but i know he was looking at us. (actually, all of us) We noticed behind the speaker bank on our left was a crew member rolling joints. One of my friends said, upon closer inspection, "doesn't that look like David Crosby?" Hmmm...couldn't be.

    Well, as we all know now, during that "era", one nights The Other One was the next nights Dark Star. And it was. The band went into Dark Star and a bit into it, some other musician was on stage...between Bill and Keith with Phil bobbing around. It was David Crosby! The band did not mention his presence to the crowd, he left the stage before the end of Dark Star...geez. Garcia smiled all the way through it!

    Show ended at 1:00 am. Staggering out, we all looked at each other and wondered if what we just experienced really happened. The bus really came by and I really got on...

    I will be looking for the September 9, 1972 Hollywood Palladium show...and my order will be in.

    Thanks, Dave. And, thank you, to the other regular posters who generate such wonderful content. I do not post often, but I do check the site daily.

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What a setlist!... Made me jealous of those who saw this era live. Great sound… like ‘77 was yesterday. @derekb192 on 10/1/77, YouTube

Wow! Just as when you think eyes is gonna go to drums out of the bliss comes dancing! One of my all time fave moments! Not just classic 77 but classic ever dead! - @emrysdavies1215 on 10/1/77, YouTube

...this show was off the hook from the very get go. The Casey Jones is the best I've heard... beginning a jam that goes through each member going off on an instrumental solo. The end has them jamming so hard you can no longer hear them singing through it. Now you know you're in trouble (The Good Kind) when a show starts like that... Weirtheir on 10/2/77, Dead.net

Holy hell, the 10/2/77 Betty Board sounds incredible... I just wanted to pay homage to this unreleased gem, which features the lovely, tight playing you'd expect of a 77 show with some of the highest audio quality I've ever heard ... What a treat. u/monsteroftheweek13 on 10/2/77, Reddit

I told my mother I was going into Portland with friends. I never told her where I went... @jamesmoore3694 on 10/1/77, YouTube

We know where you've been and we're taking you back with the twice as nice DAVE'S PICKS VOLUME 45: PARAMOUNT THEATRE, PORTLAND, OR - 10/1/77 & 10/2/77. Back-to-back complete previously unreleased shows on 4CDs? You betcha! Why? Because we couldn't pick one over the other of these two nights that have been described as "fire," "mind-frying," and "crispy" (bit of a theme here) too many times to count. Witness it for yourself when you dig into the inventive medleys and pristine sound, not to mention the first "Dupree's Diamond Blues" since '69 and the first live "Casey Jones" since '74.

Limited to 25,000 numbered copies, this release was recorded by Betty Cantor-Jackson (with a boost from Bob Menke, more about that in David's video) and has been mastered to HDCD specs by Jeffrey Norman at Mockingbird Mastering. Grab a copy while you can.

*2 per order. Very limited quantity available.

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These have been around for a while. (2008 or earlier?)
The stupidest thing is you wear them over your ears.
Why would you tuck your ears under?
Pretty sure even a few pro golfers wear them.
And of course one must leave on the holographic sticker to show it is genuine.
Look! I'm stupid enough to pay extra for the "official" hat.
I've got like 30 ball caps and I doubt if I paid for more than a couple.
Well OK, I bought the "stealie" GD truckers (mesh vented) hat. Rant over.
Cheers

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Might As Well get one of those plaid hunting caps with fur lining.

Except instead of plaid it will be tie dye, and instead of fur it will be organic cotton, and instead of a hunting cap it will be called a cosmic mushroom foraging hat that your wear while whacking mushrooms with the cosmic axe.

How bout the Fire on the Mountain flame throwing fire starter, a nice Pig Pen wife beater shirt (his face on front), Ground Score water resistant satchel (for upon scoring that 8 ball of blow you found on the floor on your way out the GA show, you now have a safe place to stash it), Wall of Sound headphones: they make whatever crappy gear your using sound like the wall, using special state of the art technology utilizing your head cavity via AI tech that accurately replicates the sound and sensation of a JBL 15” speaker resonating in your scull, and hey…”it’s not a purse, it’s a satchel”

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....I've purchased a few tees from it. No more. They fade fast. My Workingmans 50th is barely legible after a dozen washes. Same with the Dave's Bonus tee with the crow. Hey now!
I have some Liquid Blue tees from the '90s that are holding up better.
Shame on you dead.net. Shame. On. You.

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They must be simply farming out the product.
They could choose to have better vendors if they wanted to.
Likely why everything costs so much. Double mark-ups.
The vendor doubles his cost, then the "store" doubles that.
More typical for fashion or jewelry at retail.
But whoever is choosing what selection is offered is at fault in the end.
Back to regularly scheduled programming.
Cheers
Playing DiP 29 today. The only 6 disc Dick's Pick: 5-19,21-77. Two shows + bonus material that matches up with the later RT 1, vol. 2 from 10-11-77 Norman OK.

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....not all heroes wear capes.
Their band name now has a possible additional meaning.
Re 1st shows comment. If so, then whatever company they are farming out to is trash. That camping poster is embarrassing to even look at, let alone own. $75? GTFO of here. Farm it out to Liquid Blue! Or one of several dye people on Instagram or Etsy that create incredible products.
Or take notes from Phish's dry goods.
Regardless, cut the damn cord already.

Arrowhead 7.1.78. I really like this show.
The Flaming Lips - Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots. 5 LP 20th anniversary release upcoming. Pre-ordered on their website because pink vinyl. My vinyl for March. (Ordered it two days ago. New month).
Styx - Pieces Of Eight.
Tom Fogarty - Blue Moon Swamp
Corrosion Of Conformity - Wiseblood
So there!
Edit. Yoshimi is 20 years old. Damn.
If any of you haven't heard it, may I recommend you do. No refunds. Although I doubt you will ask.
It comes with the highest Vguy recommendation. Top shelf.

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…Put up my last 5!!
Stupid merch-just ignore it. They’ll only make more of the crap that sells. Daddy’s money is buying most of it I’m sure.
Where was I?? Oh, right:

Arcana-Arc Of The Testimony
The Who-Odds & Sods (‘98 re-issue)
Steppenwolf-For Ladies Only
Steppenwolf-7
Jim Hall-Uniquities Vol.1+2
Nickel Creek-Celebrants

Yeah, that’s six, I know, but….

Music is the Best!!!!!!

PTBarnum-great minds think alike: Steppenwolf!!

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...today was...Have family from LA visiting....we left early this morning for Page AZ and I put my family on a smooth water raft trip from the Glen Canyon Dam to Lee's Ferry...stone cold city people and they had a blast....we drove down and picked them up at Lee's Ferry...it was great sitting and listening to the Colorado River sing sweet songs to rock our soul as the Mrs and I waited for the rafts...when the rafts came in we grabbed our guests and drove along the Vermillion Cliffs for a bit taking touristy pictures...we drove back to Navajo Bridge that crosses over the Colorado...we walked over the pedestrian bridge and my niece looked up and said "Those birds are big!" Of course they were Condors and everyone on the bridge looked up and started snapping shots...suddenly one of them did a big swoop and dive...I thought the Condor was diving under the bridge (700 ft above the river) but at the last second did a helluva move and ended up sitting on the hand rail of the bridge....it was about 30 ft from us and sat there for quite awhile... we all took a bunch of pictures and all the folk there were very polite and stayed a safe distance from the animal and also were pretty quiet...after a bit the Condor spun and dropped off of the railing and swooped back to the south and spun and turned for the bottom of the vehicle bridge next to us...the Condor pulled up to a large ledge underneath the bridge and had a sit...that's when Robyn noticed two small hatchlings sitting there looking around....Mom sat about twenty feet from them...amazing...the weather was perfect, about 65 degrees or so, sunny and no wind...good to get out and about after our snowy winter here...

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Funny that this release still hasn't sold out. This is the fist Dave's to not sell out quickly in my memory. Correct?
I've bought less music this year as so many other things have gone up in price. I have to believe that's a factor.

I've enjoyed this release. The sound is unique to my ears. There's still some of the more mellow side of 77 from the spring and less high octane like the November shows. I like it a lot. Those late fall 77 shows have never completely grabbed me. Jerry is on fire throughout this.

I've been listening a lot to the second disc. That second set is great. I like the Dancing that forms from the transition to drums.

Take care all. Turn it up!

....where does the time go.
Plowed through half of Fahrenheit 451 in one sitting. Been awhile since I could say that regarding a book. Gains traction fast. My ADD sometimes makes it hard to focus on constant paragraphs, if that makes sense. Mind tends to wander. But this, this broke that trend.
No. This was not required reading at my high school. Better late than never though!
Seems like Bradbury kinda predicted the future unfortunately so far.
No spoilers please.
VGK at 101 pts.

Great surf band, Messer Chups, discovered on youtube yesterday. Their albums seem to cost a fortune, but there seems to be a ton of video clips here.
Also saw a cool clip from a programme called "Wednesday" of young people dancing to The Cramps "Goo Goo Muck". All is not lost.

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Cats Under The Stars.
The only studio JGB?
Cheers
Edit: What's the best Rubin & Cherise?

Nappy, amazing birding! 30 ft. and then the fledglings. Never seen one in my 40 years of birdwatching.

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Yes Oro, 6-9-91 Buckeye Lake was number two in a fan list I saw.
3-17-91 Cap. Center Landover MD beat it out. I'll check those out.
But the list is weird as someone picked Englishtown '77 and I don't see that on the setlist. Maybe a sound check? It would have been an early one as the album hadn't even been released yet. Is 6-9-91 a Bruce show? I could see him doing some accordion on that song. I'll look for other JGB versions too. 11-23-77 Palace Theater Waterbury CT was mentioned.
Cheers

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Got my "copy" today, opened box it was sealed in and it was the wrong album! It was Garcia's Reflections.

Anyone else get this album and had the wrong lp in box?

Working with Amazon as I type. We'll see how this goes :-)

I'm willing to keep the Reflections lp, just don't want to pay same price as GarciaLive 14 AND I still want GarciaLive.

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Took a little effort with the language barrier. But if I understand right they are sending me a replacement vol 14 and have told me to keep the reflections,,,,, I think,,,, if I understood Travis right. Travis is a common name in India, right? :-)

The guy originally wanted me to mail back reflections. I'm like, wait I want reflections, generate a sale for it and replace garcialive. Around this mulberry bush a load of times, finally "a supervisor", said to just keep it. Well see.

I still have to wonder if warner/rhino packaged a shit load of garcialive wrong?

I'll let you know what happens.

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An internet search shows it to be the most common Indian men’s name, next to John O’Chandralingham.

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According to DB there were only 4 Dead versions:
3/17/91
3/27/91: no Bruce
4/7/91
6/9/91: there’s video of this one on the GD uussstube channel, not sure about the rest?

I’m sure I saw JGB do it on occasion.

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That Mike is correct.. the two most popular names in India.

Go figure, made me laugh.

As you were...

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....I don't know if any if you own the Day Of The Dead box.
There is a version of it on it. By Bonnie 'Prince' and Friends.
That box kicks major ass BTW. Good driving music. 🎶

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Correctamundio VGuy - The Day of the Dead is a terrific box set, and a real mix of talent - some bigger names (The National, Wilco, Lucinda Williams), among a batch of up and comers. Nice to see this Grateful Dead Songbook pass on to the next generation.
The Gold Standard for me is still Deadicated, the wonderful tribute album from the early 90s. A great lineup, including Bruce, Elvis, and Perry Farrell, and late greats like Zevon & Lindley! Best of all - The Harshed Mellows!
If anyone should be rigged out in this Cosmic Camping gear (and getting their asses kicked by all the other campers in the area for doing so) it should be The Harshed Mellows.

Love the Day of the Dead box, every disc is great. Was recently thinking about the box and Bonnie "Prince" Billy because along with Reuben and Cherise, BPB covers If I Had The World To Give, which was at the heart of 11/20/78, a Pick of the Day a couple of weeks ago. He also sang it live in the studio of the CBS Morning Show, the video is easily found, and it is absolutely and completely beautiful. And yesterday evening, before VGuy posted, I had sought out another Bonnie "Prince" Billy video - No Time to Cry - which is from the vinyl of Best Troubador (a Merle Haggard tribute album I think.) Learned that No Time to Cry was written by Iris Demint. Another truly beautiful song. Saw Jerry and John Kahn play Reuben and Cherise at the Auditorium Theatre in Chicago July 1982. Here's to a good week ahead.

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Just watched this video from the Giants Box last night-wow really enjoyable. The encouraging looks Jerry gives Bruce are priceless. And the sound...awesome! I think the later shows were 24 track, yes?
Sure sounds like it. I think I will have to revisit this box after I finish the Garden box and Dave's 45. How lucky are we dead fans? Such a bounty of audio wealth.

Hey NC!
I just watched this last WE, and yeah, forgot how much I liked it.
The audio alone is worth the price of admission!
Extra fun in Auro 3D immersive!
I believe they had something like 48, 64, or 96 channels or some crazy number since it was produced with I believe ABC for some late night In Concert show or something? So typical GD got the network to pull, all the stops lol.

EDIT: I’m referencing the 91 shows, or at least the Blu-ray, the 89 shows are multitrack 24? as all shows from summer 89 through spring 90 I believe we’re recorded multitrack for the live album that became With Out A Net.
Still boggles my mind they haven’t released more of them! Hashtag RELEASE THE MULTIs lol

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Well the replacement copy of GL14 came last night.

Failed.

As I worried, it was another Reflections album wrapped in a GarciaLive cardboard shipping sleeve!

I gonna try for another replacement,,,, maybe. Might just send back and order one from garcia com (and hope it's the right one). I think warner/rhino has labeled the wrong album,,, might get the same results from jerry's site.

Anyone else buy this?

UPDATE - I guess amazon is out of stock OR they've pulled copies because I'm not the only one to complain,,, but I could only return this second copy. I've ordered a copy from the garcia site. Cost a few bucks more than amazon, but I did get a free copy of Reflections! So at this point a few bucks up I guess,,,,,, as long as the copy from jerry is the right album!

Now we just wait :-)

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Companies can make shipping errors - that is expected. I worked for a major vehicle manufacturer in my career, and the wisdom was that customers should know problems may happen - a car has 10,000 individual parts, so if .5% of them malfunction, that is 50 parts - usually it is one part, well within an acceptable margin of error. So if a company makes good on their shipping error, costs absorbed, and apologies all round, it should be good. But to do it twice, after carefully explaining to them what the problem was in the first place - that’s on them, wholly. Not someone you want to do business with. Warning Will Robinson!

Speaking of vehicles, we just purchased a new one. Instead of the salesperson running through features of the brakes or the steering etc, it’s all about the computer screen vehicles have now. I thought I was getting a Google lesson. You are buying a laptop with wheels now. Didn’t even cover the sound system, such as it is. The last car we bought for the wife about 4 years ago, I must have been thinking out loud and said “Oh! No CD player”. The salesman gives me this look like I was a Luddite, and I swear I was going to smack him if he said “Ok Boomer”, but he just mumbled about the “new technology”.

Hey Nitecat and OB,

The 91 shows were actually 48 track recordings. I remember Dave talked about this when the box was released. And yes, the 89 shows were 24. 87 was definitely not a multi track.

Hey aren't we supposed to get a new Dave's Picks this month?

Just heard from Rhino, #45 actually sold out in January, they just forgot to update the site.

My last in person car purchase - I brought a copy of 5/26/72 on CD. The salesman shows me car. I open and close the door. Sounds solid enough.

Let’s hear the sound system. I put in a CD and listen for a minute or so. I get back out.

Ready for a test drive?

Nope. I’ll take it.

The Sabres are running out of time. Too little, too late.

Beware of the Oilers and Avs. Both are hot right now.

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Had to purchase a car unexpectedly last year.
Not fun. Supply and demand bs being exploited by the man: no haggling, give us a down payment sight unseen and no test drive. I ask the guy “ what if we give you this big, nonrefundable deposit, wait a month for delivery, then test drive it and think it’s not right”? But I digress. So, since you either had to wait forever, or just take what little was available, we went with one that had more upgrades then we would have normally paid for, but it did have an upgraded JBL system, which is nice, but not sure it’s worth what it cost…ce la vie.
But yeah Mike, it was all about the phuching screen and more crap to break that you don’t need.
But hey, I don’t get to drive it, I just paid for it lol. The other one does love now having serious XM, though she’s become addicted to yacht rock lol. I really like the jazz station, and on the rare occasion I do get to drive it, it’s nice to have the GD channel!
GO LEAFS!

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Jack - That’s hilarious! One can never go wrong with a little Europe ‘72 coming from the speakers!
Agree on the Sabres - their goaltending was their Achilles Heel in the end. If they tighten up their defence in the off season, they are a definite team going places.

Oro - My best friend growing up became a heavy duty mechanic, and he always believed in the KISS rule on vehicles - When it comes to accessories and thingamabobs, Keep It Simple Stupid, and party every night!!

Go Leafs Go! My youngest told me today he tried to get playoff tickets, he said the resale on resale made Taylor Swift’s nightmare with TicketBastard look like child’s play. Ticket sellers are organized crime, IMHO. All of us grew up with $6, $10, $12 concert tickets, and now, all this!!!

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I was able to start the checkout process on 2 copies. It rejected anything over 2. It also, strangely enough discounted the shipping to free. It seems to me they really haven't sold out. If it was a 1968 show with a 45 minute Alligator, I think it would have sold out in minutes. Wonder if such a thing exists anywhere...

Hey Nitecat, yes, both 91 shows were recorded in 48 track. I was wrong about the 87 show as that one was also recorded in multi track. I need to go back and listen to that show again as my memory is it didn't sound as good as the other four in the box.

Anyway, this was the last Multi Track box. We are due for another one. Hopefully this year.

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Probably common knowledge, but according to Mickey Hart, the first time he played with the Dead, on 9/29/67, they played an Alligator-Caution that was about 2 hours long. I don't know if it's available anywhere, though. And just because it's true doesn't mean it actually happened.

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V guy I was surprised about your t shirt experience. I have about a dozen and no problems. I wash on cold 1 rinse. Normal wear n tear. I would encourage people to give them a shot if you see one you like. No shame. Liquid Blue has good quality too, but I don't care for most of the designs (lot of ugly tye die stuff).

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Hit or miss on the Dead clothing merchandise. My Egypt shirt is in excellent shape from early 2000s, still my favourite. My Dave’s Picks waffle shirt, no problem. Other Dead shirts good. Garcia merchandise T-shirts all bright and fit great.
However, my Workingman’s shirt sizing was bizarre, I must have got Lou Ferrigno’s shirt in error, and the detailing was so faded when I got it, it’s like the Shroud of Turin was washed and left to dry in the bright Sun for weeks. The upside is that it will be an exceptional car buffer.

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My favorite Dead t shirt is Anthem of the Sun. My brothers Working Mans Dead t shirt also faded away very quickly. My favorite Alligator , all of them. Garcia's First There is a Mtn. lead on the Anthem Alligator is always fantastic!

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I've still got one I wore in 1976, with the Skull and Roses album cover printed on it. Full of holes from sitting too close to a camp fire. Quite lucky I didn't go up in flames.

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My favorite Dead T shirt was the one I got at the 6-21-84 show. Third eyeball. So-so show, but loved that shirt...........

Doc
If you want to have clean ideas, change them as often as your shirt.......

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Most of my T-shirts had many small holes in the front caused by burning bits of hash falling out of joints. If anyone asked I told them I was a welder.

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My Europe Tour. Best one I saw? A fine-looking lass was walking with a friend across a hill side wearing "I'm so horny if I had a d...k I'd J.O." lol

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Okay, maybe you need some skill,,,, but you could sew them into a quilt.

Tattered quilt on the goose down bed
"Every stitch tells a story", my Grandma said
Her mama's nightgown, her Grandpa's pants
And the dress she wore to her high school dance
Now wrapped at night in those patchwork scenes
I waltz with Grandma in my dreams
My arms, my heart, my life entwined
With water from another time

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