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  • daverock
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    2/11/69 - Fillmore East

    Not forgetting the above treasure trove that came out on vinyl fairly recently. Again, highly recommended, both for the music played and the sound quality. "180 gram audiophile vinyl" it says on the spine of the record, and it sounds like it.

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    Pete Fountain 'Swinging Blues'

    My Mom's favorite band after she and Dad saw Pete and his band play live in New Orleans (1969?).

    And that reminded me of the David Crosby interview where he called the Dead "psychedelic Dixieland.'

    Seems about right!

    "Walk out of any doorway
    Feel your way, feel your way like the day before
    Maybe you'll find direction
    Around some corner where it's been waiting to meet you"

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    11-10-67 vinyl sounds awesome

    There is 69 vinyl.
    FW69 which was Plangentized (the CD’s were not, so the vinyl is a remaster) and 4-26%,27-69 DP26.

  • daverock
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    1968 on vinyl

    JFCattlet74.....not exactly, but as close as damnit is 11/10/67 that was included in the 30 Trips box. That one came out in vinyl shortly afterwards, and sounds superb. As you probably know, this was one of the shows that was recorded and used as a basis for Anthem of the Sun, and it has all the hallmarks of a great 1968 show.

    Speaking of which, 2/14/68 would go down well on vinyl. I think they have steered clear of Road Trips for vinyl so far - something of an untapped resource there.
    I would also have snapped up 8/21/68 on vinyl if I had known where to get it.

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    Origins

    I'm currently listening to the vinyl companion that came along with the graphic biography of the early Grateful Dead, Origins. It's a single-disc recording from the Fillmore West, 8/21/68. Side A: Dark Star -> St. Stephen Side B: The Eleven -> Death Don't Have No Mercy.

    I have only listened to it a couple of times before, it strikes me listening again this time that the highlight is really Death Don't Have No Mercy. The band is really tight and in sync, both technically and emotionally. There are lots of quiet moments and loud moments in the song, and Jerry's guitar works screams like a man in pain and sorrow.

    I prefer listening to 70s-era and Brent-era GD simply because their repertoire is so much larger than it was in the 60s, but there is such a raw, energetic sound to their earlier work as well that I really love. Aside from this single-disc release and Two From The Vault there isn't any other live material from them available on vinyl that I know of, I wish they would release more.

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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.

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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!

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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!

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...ARE ON...nassau 1990-03-28 set 2 FEEL GOOD music in your SOUL!

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...today in uniondale @ nassau coliseum 1990-03-30 set 2 afterwards will be easin' my way southbound to HOTlanta; y'all enjoy the weekend...
and play dead...
PLAY DEAD LOUD

PEACE ALL!
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War Memorial, Buffalo

51 years tomorrow

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Vinyl version.

Drinking a cup of dark black Colombian Supremo, roasted the beans myself.
With warmer weather around the corner it’s time for outdoor coffee bean roasting season.
Recently got a 25 lb bag of green unroasted Columbian Supremo to keep me busy this year.

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...jokester's
...hoaxes
...and pranksters!

1980-12-08 Mill Valley Rec Center; yup, can use an acoustic birdsong & ripple TODAY; and now back to our regularly scheduled program lol!

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...FOOL'S landing in HOTlanta 1990-04-01 keep's the GOLD happening for the duration of today

peace all!

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Baltimore - sweet Set II

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...WRAP, spring '90 listen ends today with 1990-04-03 in atlanta. it was enjoyable, sometimes well...be kind, let's continue to keep the music alive; KEEP on ROCKIN'

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Seattle Memorial Coliseum

Final Wheel -

Drums > Space > Wheel was very wild, a blessing to be there

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...this A.M. about sunshine and SUN TANS; 1973-06-09 @ RFK stadium in DC and some laid back tunes

PEACE ALL
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...mORe...mORE...MORE! yes more '73, like 09-08 @ nassau
y'all have a GRATE Day

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...with the THEME, 1973-11-09, and those NEW microphones are up on stage, SURE gonna be some TRIAL & ERROR...
everyone, collective thoughts please, SUN SHINY WEEK END!

peace all!
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I finished listening to Daves 32 earlier on - 3/24/73. And that 3rd cd - featuring "He's Gone - Truckin'-Jam-Dark Star - Sing Me Back Home" is transcendent!

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Alone Together -
All star players:
Leon Russell
Jim Capaldi
Jim Keltner
Jim Gordon
Carl Radle
Johnny Barbata
Delaney & Bonnie
Rita Coolidge
And many more
One of my oldest albums
Cheers

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...GO! new tour begins TODAY...1992! motivation provided by Dave and the past couple weeks TAPERS SECTION... begins with a split show:
shoreline 5/24/set 1 SHAKEDOWN and
cal expo 5/19 set 2 THE ENCORES remember "we have some new TOYS ( in-ear monitors) up here and we're learning how to play with them"...
choices, choices, and more choices BUT this tour has to go THRU, at a minimum, Vegas, Oakland, Deer Creek, and Chicago...

don't tell me this town ain't got no heart, when I can hear it beat out loud!

PEACE ALL!
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...my ear to hear the TUNE,

1992-05-31 Sam Boyd Silver Bowl, U.N.L.V. ( 9 shows into experimenting with the NEW in-ear monitors) and my, oh my, how the harmonizing has jumped to a NEW LEVEL...such an enjoyable "ATTICS". have a great day EVERYONE!

And closed my EYES to see...

PEACE for all!
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...DANG, continuing on with the1992 listening PARTY @ 06-28 Noblesville [aka deer creek] and a SUMMER TIME of FUN

...DOODLE...but the joke was on me, ... I do believe I've NOT heard ENUFF!

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...you're saying something...because you're making a SOUND...
as you know the lyrics are by mr. hunter;
today w/ SPECIAL guests sitting in, IT'S 1992-06-25 @ SOLDIER FIELD

...did YOU run away from the scene of your CRIME...

everyone have a great weekend!

...I'd TELL you all about it but that's another TALE

PEACE for ALL!
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3rd or 4th time through last 10 days or so. OMG - the Weather Report Prelude !!! > Eyes > China Doll

edit - not right now, but I'll spin 4/14/71 in a little bit - as always, thanks Doc for your passionate recs.

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Wait, what?
A separate Prelude?
Very cool. Good call.
Now that's a jam of the week.
Cheers

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DaP 12 - Disc 2
One of the greatest examples of what a great rhythm player Bobby became.
Since Doc went all over the net today salivating over the '71 Bucknell show, I have it on deck for tomorrow.
Thanks for the tip!
Peace

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...get on with the show, let's go! oakland 1992-12-16 diP #27 a very nice solid show to wrap-up a quick mini tour of 1992.

gonna have some time to listen to davis gym @ bucknell this week [saturday's visit to lewisburg cancelled cause long distance son came up w/ respiratory ailment; no sense travelling if you are not running in your event], and had originally planned on streamin' during the drive to campus.

after bucknell......well, I'll be on a GOGD siesta until #50 arrives in the mail...
everyone have a FUN DAY!

PEACE for ALL!
uncle_tripel

edit: looking at the Archive right now,
it appears identifier #132733 is the SDBD from Latvala which has had
some static reduced and speed corrected +limited EQ
will LISTEN to it

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...pennsylvania performance" for spring tour '71; with that intro it surely sounds like Sam has already seen
enough of the pennsylvania landscape [traveling 800 miles in 5 days to venues on back roads before many interstates were completed]

...all that shines is not gold...

1971-04-14 @ bucknell; will finish-off this show today; (maybe EQ abit heavy on bertha, china>rider) but
this is THE GOGD that got so many freaks UNITED

...and you got to reap just what you sow

what do you think...Second that Emotion...Garcia sounding like a precursor to TLEO

...well you lied, you cheated, oh-oh for so long...well you lied, you cheated, oh-oh for so long...

PEACE ALL!
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...resist after Bucknell, starting the LISTEN to meadville [#11652] allegheny college 1971-04-15; and of course, now Doc has mentioned Pig night in Dillon Gym...

...Give it to me, I GOT to have it...
it's all I NEED, early in the morning, late in the evening...

peace all!
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It sucks when life experiences cause you to get behind.
I am currently immersed in the greatness of this box.
1st Boston show last night.
2nd Boston show is rolling tonight.
Packaging is awesome [#04229], and the sound is amazing!
I must acquire more '76 Dead in the near future.
Peace

Is also a great album, although the hey now thing is trying to stop me saying so. The 4cd set, featuring the outtakes and a show from 9/26/73 is really good.

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Dick’s v 3–Pembroke Pines 5.22.77

Specifically: Help > Slip > Franklin

The first 2 are just chromatic heaven. Pleasure to meet everyone.

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Jump right in, the water's fine.
Except for the apparently A.I. powered censorship which appeared a few months ago and is very random and hard to figure what they think is not OK. Just keep trying and eliminating words until it will post.
Latest release (DaP 50) is usually where daily discussions happen and check the recent posts tab (upper right in drop down) to see what else is shakin'.
Cheers

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Mel Brown
Chicken Fat L.P.
Oh my Goodness! Some great Soul Jazz RandB guitar music.
This is a Impulse records vinyl reissue rediscovery from 1967.
Expect to pay North of 30 bucks for a new copy.
Highly recommended.
Yours in Vinyl…records that is,

Shwack in NH

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Speaking of mid 70's white Southern rock bands - the first American band I ever saw was Black Oak, supporting Black Sabbath circa 1974. You don't hear much about them now. Maybe their albums weren't top draw, but they were a hoot live.

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A few people welcomed me which is amazing! I guess 'Reply' is not to an individual? I do not internet much. I will get there.

This morning: new Guided By Voices single off the forthcoming record, and then a few times to "Sugaree" 5.22.77. That first solo. Jerry and Keith are just magical in that performance.

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Dave,

I think David Lee Roth might've copped a few moves off ol' Jim Dandy, to put it mildly!

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Hand - I'd never made that connection - but yes, I would say you are right there.

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...Friends are {Molo, Sless, Barraco, Scofield, Robinson}
SHEA's BUFFALO 2005-12-03 SET 2...well, yes, you're right, I did say I was on SIESTA from GOGD
until #50 arrives in my mailbox,
but a day without some kinda JAMS is like a day without WATER!

ROCK ON...space>shakedown>jam>althea>new speedway>fire>cowboy movie>jam>O1>lovelight>franklin's; E: bertha

PEACE for ALL!
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Live at the Ludlow Garage - 4/11/70, Cincinnati, Ohio

Original Polydor release, which is missing In Memory of Elizabeth Reed. Later remastered and released (including Elizabeth Reed) as bonus material with Idlewood South.

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Friends are {Molo, Greene, Campbell, Molitz} in CAMDEN nj 2007-10-12;
ACOUSTIC Set:) ... Lost Highway, Tell Me Mama, Deep Elem, Friend Of The Devil, Big Mon

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new to me - send the master reels to Norman posthaste!