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    Was a student there at the time. Saw the JGB in Campbell Hall (76?),With collaboration from various kind folks in the Dead.net vining community, our own erickat prepared this handy guide explaining how vining works hereabouts. Many thanks to all involved, and vine on! --

    Dead.Net Vines - What It Is & How It Works

    (We're changing some things for 2009)

    BACKGROUND: The concept of a "vine" is music sharing through conventional means (e.g. mailing cd's or dvd's) with the sign-up list being on-line. The basic idea is that someone starts (seeds) a vine, made up of one or multiple shows,and sends it via mail to the first person who signs up. That person makes a copy for themselves and sends the ORIGINAL media on to the next person on the list. As more people sign up, it continues to grow and grow - hence the name "vine".

    MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: Make sure you can deal with the media format. Many vines are

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    Garcia & Co.1967 (Interview)
    Jerry Garcia & Co. at 710 Ashbury in Spring 1967 (Interview) + Richard Starlight's Radio Effluvia Both the interview and the filler came to me through FM radio broadcasts in the early-to mid-nineties. The audio quality reflects that, but for this project off-the-beaten path, I hope you will bear with it. I've never seen a complete tape of this justly famous interview on any torrent site. The tape does not fit on one disc, but takes up a mere 3.5 minutes on disc two. That leaves a huge amount of space for some fascinating filler I wanted to offer to you, the avid trader, some examples of the unconventional details of our homegrown subculture. Consider The filler the sonic equivalent of old, hand-drawn & photocopied J-cards, or much-loved, do-it-yourself concert tie-dyes. PART ONE The Taper's Compendium Vol. 1 lists this interview as 80 min. This copy is just over 83 minutes (or somewhere in there~~perhaps the author of that piece was estimating, too). For this tape db.etree lists only the what's available on the Acid Test Compliation set. That source is either different from this one or has been cleaned up considerably. It is woefully incomplete, however. Here is the complete interview for cleaning up. Lance Neal broadcast this source in the mid-ninties on the WBAI program "Morning Dew," and I taped it to cassette. Happily, the ATC soure patches tape flips from both Lance's source and my cassette made during the broadcast. Lance's source even sounds like a compliation to me. The quality is markedly different between noisy beginning and cleaner end. I dropped in many track breaks as I was transferring both sources to disc. This gives a chance to locate specific quotes or topics that may interest the researcher. I hope the abundance of them does not put anyone off too badly. This is a highly-entertaining historical document of life at 710. Pigpen, Mountain Girl, Weir (speaking, playing acoustic), and a child named Jason all appear at some point. Weir and someone who sounds like it might be Jon McIntire tell of the exploits of Bear and Laird Grant out on the streets in the Haight. (I thought I also heard Reddy Kilowatt asking a brief sarcastic question in passing early on.) Most entries on this interview are reluctant to date any more specifically than its year (1967), though internal markers set it in the spring. The February Newsweek article referenced in the conversation ("Drop-Outs with a Mission") was recent, the Dead were vaguely planning their June trip to NYC, and interviews were underway on the Look Magazine article featuring the Airplane at the end of May (though for some reason, jeffersonairplane.com lists this as appearing in March.) The film Blowup, released late in 1966, was apparently also still in the theaters. No one knows the identity of the interviewer, though on the tape he refers to his friend operating the tape recorder by name ("Kramer"). He also indicates that he himself was Garcia's former banjo student, is acquainted with the local bluegrass scene, and was in a band with Bay area guitarist and mandolinist Bert Johnson. He knows the ins and outs of the changes in personnel of Rick Shubb's band (before the Shubb capo days). Apparently this interviewer had also seen The Warlocks play at Magoo's Pizza Parlor in 1965! Perhaps his identity can still be discovered. Let the sound quality issues of this post serve as a call to locate the better master! (See Disc Two info below for a run-down of the special filler rounding out the disc.) FM Radio broadcast > cassette > CD with SHN to CD patches > EAC > FLAC JG@710 disc One (Interview) d1t01 - I Never Thought Garcia Would Go Electric! d1t02 - The Whereabouts of Bill Keith, Dave Grisman, Shubb's Band d1t03 - Garcia's Guitar Gear d1t04 - Hey, Pig d1t05 - Our Music d1t06 - Some Rock'n'Roll d1t07 - Surrealistic Pillow Sessions d1t08 - 'Someone to Love' d1t09 - Here's Your Pistol d1t10 - SF Sound d1t11 - v. English Groups d1t12 - SF Scene d1t13 - Forward Motion d1t14 - The Term 'Psychedelic' d1t15 - Control Over Your Product d1t16 - Artistic Pride d1t17 - Commercial Sound d1t18 - The Airplane and Great Ideas d1t19 - Would You Answer That Phone? d1t20 - Phonies at the Fillmore? d1t21 - 'Really People' d1t22 - Obvious Music & Reciprocal Excitement d1t23 - NYC Soon d1t24 - SF - Good Place to Live d1t25 - 'Drop-Outs with a Mission' d1t26 - Social Drop-Out d1t27 - Play, Not Teach d1t28 - Hold-Outs d1t29 - Gradual Changeover d1t30 - At Magoo's d1t31 - English Groups d1t32 - Long Hair d1t33 - Success d1t34 - Viet Nam and Anti-Life d1t35 - The Stupidity of Killing d1t36 - Illusory Power d1t37 - Get Along d1t38 - An Act of Love, An Act of Joy d1t39 - NY d1t40 - 'In' Things d1t41 - Buffalo Springfield, Moby Grape, Jefferson Airplane d1t42 - Jorma d1t43 - Matt Cates d1t44 - The Radio Stations Are Our Friends d1t45 - Program Directors and Monkees d1t46 - Top 10 Singles d1t47 - Our Album d1t48 - Future of SF Sound d1t49 - Stolen Gear - Spiritual Dues d1t50 - SF v. GV d1t51 - Do It Ourselves d1t53 - Light Shows d1t54 - Surviving d1t55 - Hell's Angels d1t56 - Pounded into the Ground d1t57 - They Found It! d1t58 - Do You Want Some Dope? d1t59 - Left Alone d1t60 - Danger d1t61 - What Are You Rejecting? d1t62 - Crunchy-Style Epiphone d1t63 - You Win the Oreo! d1t64 - Here Today, Gone Tomorrow d1t65 - Only Certain Ideas d1t66 - Cops = OK d1t67 - Do You Play Better on Dope? d1t68 - Legalize It d1t69 - Cigarette d1t70 - Sped-Up Rolls - Tell Her Jerry Sent You d1t71 - Bluegrass, Rock d1t72 - No Dime, No Nickel d1t73 - CaYooo, CaYoooo! d1t74 - Existentialism d1t75 - Flicks - Blowup - Coburn Offer d1t76 - Look Magazine d1t77 - Grace, the Airiplane, and Jazz JG@710 disc Two (Conclusion of Interview, first three tracks only) d2t01 - We Got Everything Back! d2t02 - Owsley's Rap, Big Medicine d2t03 - That's Your Gun PART TWO * * * Richard Starlight's Radio Effluvia "Radio Effluvia" is a lo-fi labor of love, a tribute to the days when for me tapes were a bit harder to come by, and local GD radio Shows were my main source. Here are some of the finest moments of several of those listener- sponsored broadcasts, mixed in with some homegrown treasures found as anonymous filler on the ends of tapes I copied from who knows who at some point who knows when. Here's to those Great Days when all this was still new and one still had to find a way in! FM broadcasts > cassettes > CD > EAC > FLAC d2t04 - Charles Atlas d2t05 - Thursday Lunch d2t06 - New Year's Lunch d2t07 - Jerry on TBWWP d2t08 - The Barbed-Wire Whipping Party d2t09 - Hello, There! d2t10 - Acid Test Overture d2t11 - Here Comes Healy d2t12 - Jerry Station IDs d2t13 - Phil for Morning Dew d2t14 - Tax- d2t15 - Deductible d2t16 - Charity d2t17 - Organizations d2t18 - LSD Window Pane d2t19 - %Music Is Love%% d2t20 - %Sunshine Daydrream%% d2t21 - %Dark Star%% d2t22 - Psychedelic Coke d2t23 - Michael from Mountains d2t24 - Sally Go Round Roses d2t25 - Chud d2t26 - Wake Up! d2t27 - Morning Dew Special d2t28 - GD Hour Titles d2t29 - Aoxo Ad (Dupree's) d2t30 - Ancient Past d2t31 - Lance for RAN d2t32 - Jerry Tribute Announcement d2t33 - Star Spangled Banger, Closing Remarks DISC TWO NOTES: t04) Bill Graham intro t05) Bob Young's "Thursday Lunch" program announcement from 1990 or 1991 on KPFK, 90.7 FM in Los Angeles t06) Bob Young announces "New Year's Lunch" on KPFK t07) Taped form "Thursday LUnch," with program's theme cart playing behind Source tape has Jerry being interviewed by another DJ at an unknown earlier time t08) TBWWP comes up as "Thursday Lunch" theme cart fades down t09) From Lance Neal's "Morning Dew" program on WBAI, 99.5 FM in New York City taped some time between 1993 and 1996 t10) I think that what I am here calling "Acid Test Overture" was originally broadcast by David Gans on "Dead to the WOrld" or the "Grateful Dead Hour." I taped it in the early- to mid-nineties on Lance Neal's "Morning Dew" program. Ken Kesey, Weir, Pig and the "More Power" rap from the Fillmore Acid Test, 01.08.66. Timothy Leary montage, including excerpts of Allen Ginsberg reading "Howl." Much else. Terrence McKenna excerpt. "I Did All My Acid. . ." : artist unknown. t11) WBAI program announcement, early- to mid-nineties t13) See note to track 11 t18) The story behind what I call "LSD Window Pane" is similar to track 10. t19) Excerpt: "Music Is Love" on David Crosby's If I Could Only Rember My Name t20) Tracks 19 & 20 sequenced like this on a tape I once copied from someone t21) Gorgeous Dark Star filler from who knows where on some tape I once had t22) Joni Mitchell from 1968 (perhaps) in Philadelphia (for sure) taped from Bob Young's show in LA during the wee hours of New Year's Day, 1991, which was the evening of a blue moon. t23) See note for track 22 t24) The Great Society (featuring Grace Slick), recorded at the Matrix in San Fransisco, 09-xx-1966. Same broadcast information as tracks 22 & 23. Fades up at the tail end of a Firesign Theater track from the Dear Friends album. t25) Home grown t26) Same broadcast information as track 11 t27) "Morning Dew" special produced by Randy Jackson and Lance Neal for WBAI, 99.5 FM NYC. Broadcast in the early- to mid-nineties. Includes interviews with Bonnie Dobson and the dubious Fred Rose. t28) Grateful Dead Hour intro from not to long ago t29) Better quality copy now available on Aoxomoxoa remaster (Golden Road box), along with other ads like this one t30, 31, 32) Same broadcast information as track 11 t33) From disc one of the Acid Test set from LAMA. Fillmore Acid Test. "Good Night. We've Enjoyed Having You Here." e pluribus effluvium May 2007 This will be as shown above, on 2 cdr`s WAV format . This is a really cool interview I hope you all enjoy this ! Stu .
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    correction, sorry marye
    Best of 79: The Godchauxs' Final Tour Here is the first installment of my Best of 79 project, presented both in SHN/FLAC and WAV. As discussed in the metatopic, I will convert ONE of the shows to WAV and I ask the first 3 people who sign up for this vine to convert and burn one show each, resulting in all 4 shows being in WAV format by the time the vine arrives to the 4th person. As per the title, I selected what I think are the 4 best shows from the tour. Suprisingly perhaps, I thought the early shows from the tour were the best (and not the more famous 1/20 and 2/3, although both second sets from those nights are very good). 1/7 and 1/8 are from MSG and are B+ AUDs. 1/10 and 1/11 are from Nassau Coliseum and are A AUDs. I tried not to let any NY bias influence my selections but whether it did is up for debate. The sources are: 1-07.aud.vernon.16467 1-08.gatto.glyde.10283 1-10.gatto.kempka.307 1-11.gatto.kempka.308
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    Best of 79: The Godchauxs' Final Tour
    Here is the first installment of my Best of 79 project, presented both in SHN/FLAC and WAV. As discussed in the metatopic, I will convert ONE of the shows to WAV and I ask the first 3 people who sign up for this vine to will burn one show each, which will result in all 4 shows being in WAV format by the time the vine arrives to the 4th person. As per the title, I selected what I think are the 4 best shows from the tour. Suprisingly perhaps, I thought the early shows from the tour were the best (and not the more famous 1/20 and 2/3, although both second sets from those nights are very good). 1/7 and 1/8 are from MSG and are B+ AUDs. 1/10 and 1/11 are from Nassau Coliseum and are A AUDs. I tried not to let any NY bias influence my selections but whether it did is up for debate. The sources are: 1-07.aud.vernon.16467 1-08.gatto.glyde.10283 1-10.gatto.kempka.307 1-11.gatto.kempka.308
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    Thanks Jack!
    I was wondering when someone would post the new furthur shows. I tried to download them but my internet is just so dang slow. "You know the one thing we need is a left handed monkey wrench....."
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    Furthur Fox Theatre 9/18-20/2009 Vine
    Hi vine-loving friends! These shows need to be circulated for sure! They are flac on a DVD but if someone can convert them to wav for those who need that format it would be really cool and I am sure they would appreciate it. I just don't have the time to make all those CD's, perhaps I'm a bit lazy too :-) Furthur Fox Theatre Oakland, CA September 18, 2009 I: Phil & Bob Jam->The Other One->The Wheel->Jack Straw, The Music Never Stopped-> Birdsong->Born Cross-Eyed->Let It Grow II: Lost Sailor->Saint of Circumstance, Althea, Scarlet Begonias-> Fire on the Mountain, Saint Stephen->The Eleven->Terrapin Station-> Not Fade Away E: Touch of Grey One cd packing is: disc 1 up to & including s1t7 (born cross-eyed), disc 2 starting w/ s1t8(let it grow) up to & including s2t5 (fire), disc 3 start w/ s2t6 (saint stephen) September 19, 2009 I Jam->Bertha->Good Lovin', Estimated Prophet, Friend of the Devil, Feel Like a Stranger, Brown Eyed Women, Hell A Bucket II Jam->Shakedown Street->New Speedway Boogie->China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Playing in the Band->Eyes of the World-> Unbroken Chain, Help on the Way->Slipknot!->Franklin's Tower E One More Saturday Night 1st set fits on a cd, 2nd cd up to and including s2t5(eyes), etc. September 20, 2009 Set 1: Samson & Delilah Casey Jones Mississippi ½ Step Sugaree Pride of Cucamonga Jam Throwing Stones Passenger Set 2: Viola Lee Blues Cumberland Blues Viola Lee Blues King Solomon’s Marbles Cassidy Jam Dark Star Welcome to the Dance * Dark Star Uncle John’s Band Sugar Magnolia donor Cosmic Charlie * new Phil song "I've stayed in every blue-light cheap hotel. Can't win for tryin. Dust off those rusty strings just one more time. Gonna make em shine."
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    There are a lot of good Nirvana shows out there, audience and sound boards. I picked these two because of their set list and the sound quality. NIRVANA August 27, 1991 Aladin (Überschall 91) Bremen, Germany DISC #1/1 (43:59) ----------------- 01) Something In The Way (cut) 02) Negative Creep 03) Been A Son 04) Blew 05) Polly 06) Rape Me 07) Pennyroyal Tea 08) School 09) Smells Like Teen Spirit 10) In Bloom 11) Come As You Are 12) Floyd The Barber 13) Endless, Nameless (cut) NIRVANA October 12, 1991 Cabaret Metro Chicago, IL DISC #1/1 (64:19) ----------------- 01) Jesus Wants Me For A Sunbeam 02) Aneurysm 03) School 04) Floyd The Barber 05) Drain You 06) Smells Like Teen Spirit 07) About A Girl 08) Breed 09) Polly 10) Sliver 11) Pennyroyal Tea 12) Love Buzz 13) Lithium 14) Been A Son 15) On A Plain 16) Negative Creep 17) Blew 18) Endless, Nameless This will have three audio cd's and a dvd with shn/flac files. Some of the songs on this vine are acoustic. They sound great and in my opinion are better than their commercial releases. This vine was a request by UncleJon so its already on its way to him. Enjoy! 1. UncleJon 2. 3.
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    marye
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    Beggar's Tomb Brentless '79 Vine
    is here.
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    dstache
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    The Beggar's Tomb Brentless '79 Vine
    As some of you may have seen, I posted in the metatopic an offer to seed a 4 show vine from 1979, with the first person to respond naming the shows and having the vine named after him. Beggar's Tomb responded and selected the following shows, which will be vined in BOTH SHN/FLAC and WAV: 79-02-09.aud-nak.glyde.13848 79-02-10.aud.glyde.13849 79-02-11.naks.vernon.16468 79-02-17.sbd.kempka There are the last 4 Donna & Keith shows. Three of them are AUDs. I have not listened to these shows yet. I have listened to all of the January shows and the first set of 2/3 so far (starting tomorrow off with what is supposed to be one of THE Scarlet > Fires!). Most of the shows I have listened to from this tour are good, some very good. The sound quality has been acceptable though not stellar (I graded most as B+ or A- for sound quality). It isn't until the fall tour that SBDs readily circulate and I may be wrong (ain't often right...), so don't quote me, but I seem to recall reading somewhere that the master reels for much of the year are missing from the vault. Oh, and I can't take credit for the vine name. Pomo1 suggested it. Thanks all!
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    marye
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    Jazz and Blues for Allah Vine
    is here.
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    I recently was given a great eclectic mix of live jazz and blues material and I wanted to share it. I haven't even listened to it yet, so I can't vouch for the quality. However, when you look at the titles, I know you will be impressed. Ten cds: 1. Miles Davis 11-7-73 (FM Broadcast); 2. Herbie Hancock, Carlos Santana, Wynton Marsalis, Ron Carter & Tony Williams, Tokyo Japan, 7-26-81 (SB); 3. Carlos Santana and Various Artists (including Bonnie Raitt, Jerry Garcia and Bob Weir)Blues For Salvador, Kaiser Auditorium, 1-23-88; 4. McCoy Tyner, Stanley Clarke & Billy Cobham, Blue Note NYC, 12-10-04 (early show); 5. Marvin Gaye, The Palladium, London, England, 10-31-76 (SB); 6. Alan Holdsworth, Jack Bruce, Billy Cobham, Didier Lockwood, Montreaux Jazz Festival, 7-23-82 (FM Broadcast); and 7. Dr. John, Montreaux Jazz Festival, 6-30-73. Enjoy! "Great spirits have always found violent opposition from mediocrities. The latter cannot understand it when a man does not thoughtlessly submit to hereditary prejudices but honestly and courageously uses his intelligence." Albert Einstein
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Was a student there at the time. Saw the JGB in Campbell Hall (76?),With collaboration from various kind folks in the Dead.net vining community, our own erickat prepared this handy guide explaining how vining works hereabouts. Many thanks to all involved, and vine on! --

Dead.Net Vines - What It Is & How It Works

(We're changing some things for 2009)

BACKGROUND: The concept of a "vine" is music sharing through conventional means (e.g. mailing cd's or dvd's) with the sign-up list being on-line. The basic idea is that someone starts (seeds) a vine, made up of one or multiple shows,and sends it via mail to the first person who signs up. That person makes a copy for themselves and sends the ORIGINAL media on to the next person on the list. As more people sign up, it continues to grow and grow - hence the name "vine".

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: Make sure you can deal with the media format. Many vines are

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ok so not much left anyway the retirement shows have already been vined as have other shows from year - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Spanish Jam
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Submitted by toddsnc on Mon, 02/09/2009 - 04:32

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I will be out of the country starting the 13th and not back till the 23rd. any vines that arrive after today will not be out till the feb28th. have to take a week of mental health days, surfing in some warm clear water.
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Grateful Dead6/26/74 Providence Civic Center, Providence, RI Source for disk 1: SBD>MR>C>DAT>CDR Contributed by Skankweed Source for discs 2,3: MSR > Reel > 4xDAT > CDR (HHB CDR-850) > SHN (EACx2) Contributed by John Oleynick (previous d1 from this source had problems, was withdrawn) Disc 1 ---- Set 1 ---- 1. Big River 2. Brown-Eyed Women 3. Beat It On Down the Line 4. Scarlet Begonias 5. Black-Throated Wind 6. Row Jimmy 7. Mexicali Blues 8. Deal 9. The Race Is On 10. Mississippi Halfstep 11. El Paso 12. Ship of Fools Disc 2 ---- Set 1 Continued ---- 1. Weather Report Suite Prelude > 2. Weather Report Suite Part 1 > 2. Let It Grow > 3. It Must Have Been the Roses ---- Set 2 ---- 4. // U.S. Blues 5. Me & My Uncle 6. Jam > 7. China Cat Sunflower > 8. I Know You Rider Disc 3 ---- Set 2 Continued ---- 1. Beer Barrel Polka Tuning 2. Truckin' > 3. The Other One Jam > 4. Spanish Jam > 5. Wharf Rat > 6. Sugar Magnolia ---- Encore ---- 7. Eyes of the World ====================== Grateful Dead - June 8, 1974 Coliseum Stadium - Oakland, CA Recording Info: Set 1 + Encores: SBD -> Master Reel -> Reel -> Reel -> Wavelab -> FLAC Set 2: SBD -> Master Reel -> Dat -> Wavelab -> FLAC Re-Mastering Info: FLAC -> Adobe Audition v1.5 -> Samplitude Professional v10.2 -> FLAC (3 Discs Audio / 2 Discs FLAC) Re-mastered By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net February 4, 2009 Patch Info: Sony ECM250 -> Master Cassette -> FLAC (shnid=94594) supplies: U.S. Blues (complete track) Big River (complete track) Ship Of Fools (complete track) Playing In The Band (17:00 - 17:20) Sugar Magnolia (complete track) Notes: -- All disc changes are seamless -- This is a re-master of shnid=97182 -- Thanks to Joe B. Jones for his help with the pitch correction -- Thanks to Matt Smith, Pat Lee, Jamie Waddell and David Gans for the SBD -- Thanks to Bob Menke for the AUD source -- I cleaned up some flaws and pitch corrected some tracks Set 1: d1t01 - Tuning d1t02 - The Promised Land d1t03 - Brown Eyed Women d1t04 - Me And Bobby McGee d1t05 - Scarlet Begonias d1t06 - Mexicali Blues d1t07 - It Must Have Been The Roses d1t08 - Me And My Uncle d1t09 - Tennessee Jed d1t10 - Greatest Story Ever Told d1t11 - China Cat Sunflower -> d1t12 - I Know You Rider d2t01 - Around And Around Set 2: d2t02 - U.S. Blues d2t03 - Big River d2t04 - Ship Of Fools d2t05 - Playing In The Band -> d2t06 - Wharf Rat -> d2t07 - Playing In The Band d3t01 - Eyes Of The World d3t02 - Sugar Magnolia Encore: d3t03 - Casey Jones -> d3t04 - One More Saturday Night =========================== 20th June 74 no info file sbd Clugston =============================== Audience Devotional Tree Round 17 - March, 2003 GRATEFUL DEAD Wednesday, June 26, 1974 Providence Civic Center - Providence, RI Audience Recording AudMC > WAV > CD > EAC > SHN Recorded by Jerry Moore near the rear of the floor, close to center axis with Sony ECM-99 Stereo mic (on metal pole) > Sony 152 deck. Maxell UD-120 cassettes, with Dolby B ON. Analog > Digital by David Minches January, 2003 Master Cassettes played back on Nak Dragon > ART DI/O > HD > Cool Edit 2000 > Feurio (CD) EAC & SHN by Noah Weiner February, 2003 EAC > MKW Audio Compression Toolkit (shn) DISC ONE [52:29] set one-a: 01 [02:36] crowd & tuning 02 [06:49] Big River 03 [05:54] Brown Eyed Women 04 [04:32] Beat It On Down The Line 05 [09:30] Scarlet Begonias 06 [09:38] Black Throated Wind 07 [10:11] Row Jimmy 08 [03:19] Mexicali Blues DISC TWO [59:31] set one-end: 01 [01:34] crowd & "technical malady time" 02 [06:10] Deal 03 [04:23] The Race Is On 04 [09:03] Mississippi Half Step Uptown Toodeloo 05 [06:51] El Paso 06 [08:41] Ship Of Fools 07 [01:19] Weather Report Suite Prelude > 08 [04:25] Weather Report Suite Part One > 09 [11:05] Let It Grow > 10 [06:00] It Must Have Been The Roses DISC THREE [54:55] set 1.5: 01 [22:17] Seastones set two-a: 02 [02:05] crowd & tuning 03 [06:02] US Blues 04 [03:33] Me And My Uncle 05 [02:28] Jam > 06 [13:14] China Cat Sunflower > 07 [05:16] I Know You Rider DISC FOUR [70:13] set two-end: 01 [01:11] crowd & tuning 02 [01:06] Beer Barrel Polka tuning 03 [13:40] Truckin' > 04 [02:12] Other One Jam* > 05 [15:20] Spanish Jam** > 06 [09:53] Wharf Rat > 07 [13:56] Sugar Magnolia encore: 08 [12:55] Eyes Of The World *begins with brief Drums and Bass solo **dissolves into long space jam ============================ Grateful Dead Boston Garden, Boston, MA June 28, 1974 - Set I Source: SBD>MR>DAT>Sonic Solutions>CD>?>EAC>SHN EAC'ed / SHN'ed by Tom Snider, Jr. 07/25/2002 Thanks to Jeff Cook for sending me the cd audio of this fine first set. 01. Mississippi Half Step-> 7:29 02. It Must Have Been The Roses-> 4:59 03. Jack Straw 5:16 04. Beat It On Down The Line 3:24 05. "Gold Plated Reconing" 0:40 06. Deal 5:02 07. Mexicali Blues 3:21 08. Tennessee Jed 8:02 09. Me And Bobby McGee 5:30 10. "The Sound Of Time Passing" 1:58 01. Loose Lucy 5:02 12. El Paso 4:21 13. Sugaree 7:03 14. Around & Around 5:22 Total Play Time: 1:07:36 ================================================ Grateful Dead Iowa State Fairgrounds Des Moines, IA 6/16/74 - Sunday Per Andy Lemieux, the source of this is as follows: Set 1: MSR>C>DAT>CD Set 2 & 3: MSC>DAT>CD (except for patch in Wharf Rat which is MSR>?>DAT>CD) DISC ONE [70:06] set one-a: 01 [08:04] Bertha 02 [04:16] Mexicali Blues 03 [08:56] Row Jimmy 04 [05:53] Beat It On Down The Line 05 [09:22] Scarlet Begonias 06 [08:00] Black-Throated Wind 07 [08:39] Sugaree 08 [05:27] El Paso 09 [06:10] It Must Have Been The Roses 10 [05:14] Jack Straw note: splice in Bertha at 4:05; splice in Sugaree at 2:25. DISC TWO [56:49] set one-end: 01 [10:24] China Cat Sunflower > 02 [05:39] I Know You Rider 03 [04:48] Around And Around set two-a: 04 [06:35] U.S. Blues 05 [03:17] The Race Is On 06 [15:24] Eyes Of The World > 07 [05:01] Jam 1 > 08 [05:37] Big River DISC THREE [59:03] set two-end: 01 [29:19] Playing In The Band set three-a: 02 [08:17] Tennessee Jed 03 [03:07] Me And My Uncle 04 [06:00] Deal 05 [06:11] Greatest Story Ever Told 06 [06:05] Ship Of Fools DISC FOUR [46:22] set three-end: 01 [07:11] Truckin' > 02 [05:15] Nobody's Fault But Mine Jam > 03 [04:03] Jam 2 > 04 [04:41] Jam 3 > 05 [09:43] Wharf Rat > 06 [08:14] Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad encore: 07 [07:14] Casey Jones note: splice in Wharf Rat at 2:51 Based on Alan Fink's patched version: ...I used Steve Windsor's notes from his version: ...to verify and make the fixes myself. I also made several additional fixes, including... -- Removed two additional pops from Eyes Of The World at 14:35 and 15:10. -- Patched the splice in Wharf Rat with MSR>?>DAT>CD. Even after patching, it sounds like there may be a small chunk of material missing. -- Removed four additional pops from GDTRFB at 6:41, 6:43, 6:45 and 6:47. -- Patched the start of Casey Jones with alternate MSC>DAT>CD source. -- Retracked each disc so that tuning follows songs at the end of tracks. Kudos to Alan and Steve for their hard work. Thanks to Andy for the patch material for Wharf Rat. Sean Cribbs, 10/22/2004 ========================================= - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Spanish Jam
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Grateful Dead6/26/74 Providence Civic Center, Providence, RI Source for disk 1: SBD>MR>C>DAT>CDR Contributed by Skankweed Source for discs 2,3: MSR > Reel > 4xDAT > CDR (HHB CDR-850) > SHN (EACx2) Contributed by John Oleynick (previous d1 from this source had problems, was withdrawn) Disc 1 ---- Set 1 ---- 1. Big River 2. Brown-Eyed Women 3. Beat It On Down the Line 4. Scarlet Begonias 5. Black-Throated Wind 6. Row Jimmy 7. Mexicali Blues 8. Deal 9. The Race Is On 10. Mississippi Halfstep 11. El Paso 12. Ship of Fools Disc 2 ---- Set 1 Continued ---- 1. Weather Report Suite Prelude > 2. Weather Report Suite Part 1 > 2. Let It Grow > 3. It Must Have Been the Roses ---- Set 2 ---- 4. // U.S. Blues 5. Me & My Uncle 6. Jam > 7. China Cat Sunflower > 8. I Know You Rider Disc 3 ---- Set 2 Continued ---- 1. Beer Barrel Polka Tuning 2. Truckin' > 3. The Other One Jam > 4. Spanish Jam > 5. Wharf Rat > 6. Sugar Magnolia ---- Encore ---- 7. Eyes of the World ====================== Grateful Dead - June 8, 1974 Coliseum Stadium - Oakland, CA Recording Info: Set 1 + Encores: SBD -> Master Reel -> Reel -> Reel -> Wavelab -> FLAC Set 2: SBD -> Master Reel -> Dat -> Wavelab -> FLAC Re-Mastering Info: FLAC -> Adobe Audition v1.5 -> Samplitude Professional v10.2 -> FLAC (3 Discs Audio / 2 Discs FLAC) Re-mastered By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net February 4, 2009 Patch Info: Sony ECM250 -> Master Cassette -> FLAC (shnid=94594) supplies: U.S. Blues (complete track) Big River (complete track) Ship Of Fools (complete track) Playing In The Band (17:00 - 17:20) Sugar Magnolia (complete track) Notes: -- All disc changes are seamless -- This is a re-master of shnid=97182 -- Thanks to Joe B. Jones for his help with the pitch correction -- Thanks to Matt Smith, Pat Lee, Jamie Waddell and David Gans for the SBD -- Thanks to Bob Menke for the AUD source -- I cleaned up some flaws and pitch corrected some tracks Set 1: d1t01 - Tuning d1t02 - The Promised Land d1t03 - Brown Eyed Women d1t04 - Me And Bobby McGee d1t05 - Scarlet Begonias d1t06 - Mexicali Blues d1t07 - It Must Have Been The Roses d1t08 - Me And My Uncle d1t09 - Tennessee Jed d1t10 - Greatest Story Ever Told d1t11 - China Cat Sunflower -> d1t12 - I Know You Rider d2t01 - Around And Around Set 2: d2t02 - U.S. Blues d2t03 - Big River d2t04 - Ship Of Fools d2t05 - Playing In The Band -> d2t06 - Wharf Rat -> d2t07 - Playing In The Band d3t01 - Eyes Of The World d3t02 - Sugar Magnolia Encore: d3t03 - Casey Jones -> d3t04 - One More Saturday Night =========================== 20th June 74 no info file sbd Clugston =============================== Audience Devotional Tree Round 17 - March, 2003 GRATEFUL DEAD Wednesday, June 26, 1974 Providence Civic Center - Providence, RI Audience Recording AudMC > WAV > CD > EAC > SHN Recorded by Jerry Moore near the rear of the floor, close to center axis with Sony ECM-99 Stereo mic (on metal pole) > Sony 152 deck. Maxell UD-120 cassettes, with Dolby B ON. Analog > Digital by David Minches January, 2003 Master Cassettes played back on Nak Dragon > ART DI/O > HD > Cool Edit 2000 > Feurio (CD) EAC & SHN by Noah Weiner February, 2003 EAC > MKW Audio Compression Toolkit (shn) DISC ONE [52:29] set one-a: 01 [02:36] crowd & tuning 02 [06:49] Big River 03 [05:54] Brown Eyed Women 04 [04:32] Beat It On Down The Line 05 [09:30] Scarlet Begonias 06 [09:38] Black Throated Wind 07 [10:11] Row Jimmy 08 [03:19] Mexicali Blues DISC TWO [59:31] set one-end: 01 [01:34] crowd & "technical malady time" 02 [06:10] Deal 03 [04:23] The Race Is On 04 [09:03] Mississippi Half Step Uptown Toodeloo 05 [06:51] El Paso 06 [08:41] Ship Of Fools 07 [01:19] Weather Report Suite Prelude > 08 [04:25] Weather Report Suite Part One > 09 [11:05] Let It Grow > 10 [06:00] It Must Have Been The Roses DISC THREE [54:55] set 1.5: 01 [22:17] Seastones set two-a: 02 [02:05] crowd & tuning 03 [06:02] US Blues 04 [03:33] Me And My Uncle 05 [02:28] Jam > 06 [13:14] China Cat Sunflower > 07 [05:16] I Know You Rider DISC FOUR [70:13] set two-end: 01 [01:11] crowd & tuning 02 [01:06] Beer Barrel Polka tuning 03 [13:40] Truckin' > 04 [02:12] Other One Jam* > 05 [15:20] Spanish Jam** > 06 [09:53] Wharf Rat > 07 [13:56] Sugar Magnolia encore: 08 [12:55] Eyes Of The World *begins with brief Drums and Bass solo **dissolves into long space jam ============================ Grateful Dead Boston Garden, Boston, MA June 28, 1974 - Set I Source: SBD>MR>DAT>Sonic Solutions>CD>?>EAC>SHN EAC'ed / SHN'ed by Tom Snider, Jr. 07/25/2002 Thanks to Jeff Cook for sending me the cd audio of this fine first set. 01. Mississippi Half Step-> 7:29 02. It Must Have Been The Roses-> 4:59 03. Jack Straw 5:16 04. Beat It On Down The Line 3:24 05. "Gold Plated Reconing" 0:40 06. Deal 5:02 07. Mexicali Blues 3:21 08. Tennessee Jed 8:02 09. Me And Bobby McGee 5:30 10. "The Sound Of Time Passing" 1:58 01. Loose Lucy 5:02 12. El Paso 4:21 13. Sugaree 7:03 14. Around & Around 5:22 Total Play Time: 1:07:36 ================================================ Grateful Dead Iowa State Fairgrounds Des Moines, IA 6/16/74 - Sunday Per Andy Lemieux, the source of this is as follows: Set 1: MSR>C>DAT>CD Set 2 & 3: MSC>DAT>CD (except for patch in Wharf Rat which is MSR>?>DAT>CD) DISC ONE [70:06] set one-a: 01 [08:04] Bertha 02 [04:16] Mexicali Blues 03 [08:56] Row Jimmy 04 [05:53] Beat It On Down The Line 05 [09:22] Scarlet Begonias 06 [08:00] Black-Throated Wind 07 [08:39] Sugaree 08 [05:27] El Paso 09 [06:10] It Must Have Been The Roses 10 [05:14] Jack Straw note: splice in Bertha at 4:05; splice in Sugaree at 2:25. DISC TWO [56:49] set one-end: 01 [10:24] China Cat Sunflower > 02 [05:39] I Know You Rider 03 [04:48] Around And Around set two-a: 04 [06:35] U.S. Blues 05 [03:17] The Race Is On 06 [15:24] Eyes Of The World > 07 [05:01] Jam 1 > 08 [05:37] Big River DISC THREE [59:03] set two-end: 01 [29:19] Playing In The Band set three-a: 02 [08:17] Tennessee Jed 03 [03:07] Me And My Uncle 04 [06:00] Deal 05 [06:11] Greatest Story Ever Told 06 [06:05] Ship Of Fools DISC FOUR [46:22] set three-end: 01 [07:11] Truckin' > 02 [05:15] Nobody's Fault But Mine Jam > 03 [04:03] Jam 2 > 04 [04:41] Jam 3 > 05 [09:43] Wharf Rat > 06 [08:14] Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad encore: 07 [07:14] Casey Jones note: splice in Wharf Rat at 2:51 Based on Alan Fink's patched version: ...I used Steve Windsor's notes from his version: ...to verify and make the fixes myself. I also made several additional fixes, including... -- Removed two additional pops from Eyes Of The World at 14:35 and 15:10. -- Patched the splice in Wharf Rat with MSR>?>DAT>CD. Even after patching, it sounds like there may be a small chunk of material missing. -- Removed four additional pops from GDTRFB at 6:41, 6:43, 6:45 and 6:47. -- Patched the start of Casey Jones with alternate MSC>DAT>CD source. -- Retracked each disc so that tuning follows songs at the end of tracks. Kudos to Alan and Steve for their hard work. Thanks to Andy for the patch material for Wharf Rat. Sean Cribbs, 10/22/2004 ========================================= Grateful Dead 6/26/74 Providence Civic Center, Providence, RI Source for disk 1: SBD>MR>C>DAT>CDR Contributed by Skankweed Source for discs 2,3: MSR > Reel > 4xDAT > CDR (HHB CDR-850) > SHN (EACx2) Contributed by John Oleynick (previous d1 from this source had problems, was withdrawn) Disc 1 ---- Set 1 ---- 1. Big River 2. Brown-Eyed Women 3. Beat It On Down the Line 4. Scarlet Begonias 5. Black-Throated Wind 6. Row Jimmy 7. Mexicali Blues 8. Deal 9. The Race Is On 10. Mississippi Halfstep 11. El Paso 12. Ship of Fools Disc 2 ---- Set 1 Continued ---- 1. Weather Report Suite Prelude > 2. Weather Report Suite Part 1 > 2. Let It Grow > 3. It Must Have Been the Roses ---- Set 2 ---- 4. // U.S. Blues 5. Me & My Uncle 6. Jam > 7. China Cat Sunflower > 8. I Know You Rider Disc 3 ---- Set 2 Continued ---- 1. Beer Barrel Polka Tuning 2. Truckin' > 3. The Other One Jam > 4. Spanish Jam > 5. Wharf Rat > 6. Sugar Magnolia ---- Encore ---- 7. Eyes of the World disc two track 6 to end excluded as on Dicks Picks 12 ==================================================== GRATEFUL DEAD Sunday, June 30, 1974 Springfield Civic Center Arena - Springfield, MA SBDMR > DATx2 > CD > SHN > WAV > SHN Soundboard: DAT > CD > SHN transfer by Dan Lynch Final editing and AUD patching by Noah Weiner - June, 2003 DAT > via optical cable > CD (via HHb CDR-800 Pro) > WinDAC32 > WAV > MKW Audio Compression Toolkit (shn) > WAV > Sound Forge (track edits, normalizing, cross fades) > SHNTOOL (SBE fix) > MKW Audio Compression Toolkit (shn) AUD portions and patches from: AudMC > DAT > WAV > SHN Recorded by Jerry Moore, 1st level off floor, audience right, roughly center court with 2 hand held AKG D-1000E mics > Sony 152 deck. Maxell UD-120 cassettes, with Dolby B ON. SBD patches from: SBDMR > DATx3 > C > DATx2 > ZA2 > CDRx1 > EAC > SHN (see technical notes below) DISC ONE [78:10] set one: 01 [03:43] Don't Ease Me In 02 [06:55] Black Throated Wind 03 [05:18] Peggy-O 04 [05:07] Jack Straw 05 [06:26] Loser 06 [06:28] Greatest Story Ever Told 07 [06:26] Cumberland Blues* 08 [04:31] Dire Wolf 09 [18:34] Playing In The Band > 10 [08:32] Uncle John's Band > 11 [06:10] Playing In The Band *SBDMR flip in Cumberland patched with AUD, cross faded 05:12 to 05:35 DISC TWO [55:11] set 1.5*: 01 [03:21] taper talk & crowd 02 [16:48] Seastones set two-a: 03 [11:05] China Cat Sunflower > 04 [05:19] I Know You Rider 05 [05:10] Big River 06 [09:14] Scarlet Begonias 07 [04:14] El Paso *set 1.5 is taken from AUD; missing on SBDMR DISC THREE [72:27] set two-end: 01 [05:38] U.S. Blues > 02 [13:39] Truckin' > 03 [23:09] Eyes Of The World > 04 [07:34] Stella Blue 05 [10:01] Not Fade Away > 06 [07:29] Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad > 07 [04:57] One More Saturday Night no encore played *SBDMR flip in Eyes patched with AUD, cross faded 10:27 to 10:54 note: Truckin' contains a loose Nobody's Fault But Mine Jam technical notes: There are mix adjustments, typical of this era of GD SBD recordings, in the early minutes of Don't Ease Me In There were a number of spots on the source DAT that exhibited digital snits and pops. These were either removed with the pencil tool in Sound Forge, or, when they were of the nature that could not be eliminated by digital tools, patched over with the previously circulating SBD version, SBDMR > DATx3 > C > DATx2 > ZA2 > CDRx1 > EAC > SHN (source 2), as listed below: =========================== Bob - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Spanish Jam
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Submitted by marye on Mon, 02/09/2009 - 08:52

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sorry guys, was seriously under the weather yesterday. I'll get these going.
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Submitted by gdhead77 on Mon, 02/09/2009 - 09:32

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So I did some cassette > CDR transfers this weekend and thought I would share them on a vine. Caveat Emptor on these... All SBDs but they are cassette xfers with no NR applied so just raw off my Nakamichi. Some with more cassete gens then others...Enjoyable shows anyway... See below for details: This vine is dedicate to my cousin and fellow deadhead phil eisengart (1st show 4/5/71) who lost his battle with cancer this weekend... Think of him when listening to the 10/6/81 He's Gone... Marty 10-30-70 SUNY Stony Brook Univ - early show (SBD B Quality) 1. Cold Rain 2. Truckin 3. Sugar Magnolia 4. Next Time 5. Me & My Uncle 6. Good Lovin> 7. Drums> 8. Cumberland> 9. Good Lovin missing Casey Jones from late show 10.Friend of the Devil 10-30-70 SUNY Stony Brook Univ - late show (SBD B Quality) * note - worth it just for the lovelight missing: Smokestack BIODTL China Cat> I Know You Rider 1. Truckin 2. Candyman 3.Hurts Me Too 4. Dancin 5. Big RxR Blues 6. St. Stephen> 7. NFA> GDTRFB> NFA> 8. Lovelight Jerry Garcia & Merl Saunders 1/73 (SBD A-) ksan record plant (garcia, saunders, kahn, bill vitt) 1. Someday baby 2. My Funny Valentine 3. That's All Right mama 4. It's too late, she's gone 5. finders keepers 6. second that emootion 7. jam 8. positively 4th street 9. how sweet it is 11/23/79 golden hall san diego ca (SBD A- / heavy phil!) * note - incredible sugaree Disc 1 1. alabama > 2. promised 3. they love each other 4. me and my uncle > 5. big river 6. high time 7. minglewood 8. stagger lee 9. easy to love you 10. looks like rain 11. deal Disc 2 1. music never stopped > 2. sugaree 3. estimated > 4. eyes of the world >jam > 5. drums... 6. ...space > 7. not fade away > 8. black peter > 9. good lovin' missing us blues 10/6/81 rainbow theatre london (SBD A) great show and quality - following sbd dropouts minglewood (last 10 secs) good times 75% thru (spliced gap) cumberland at beginning (spliced gap) high time mid song (spliced gap) Disc1 1. shakedown > 2. minglewood 3. must have been the roses 4.little red rooster 5. althea 6. me & my uncle > 7. mexicali blues 8. good times 9. cumberland blues > 10. looks like rain 11. might as well Disc 2 1. Women are smarter 2. high time 3. estimated > 4. he's gone > 5. drums... Disc 3 1. space > blues for allah jam > 2. wheel > 3. sugar mag > 4. stella blue > 5. good lovin' encore 6. sunshine daydream > 7. brokedown palace (after 15 sec aud patch which is cut at end) Jerry Garcia Solo Acoustic - capitol theatre, nj early show (SBD A-) 1. Deep elem blues 2. Freight Train > babe it ain't no lie 3. Gamorrah 4.dire wolf 5. little sadie 6. stagger lee 7. valerie 8. all around this world 9. to lay me down 10. run for the roses 11. ripple 12. e: reubin and cherise
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Submitted by Birdsong1969NJ on Mon, 02/09/2009 - 11:50

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Sorry about your cousin Marty. Cancer is a tough battle and sometimes to lose that battle is the greatest victory. Peace. "Circle songs and sands of time, and seasons will end in tumbled rhyme, and little change, the wind and rain."
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Submitted by gdhead77 on Mon, 02/09/2009 - 12:54

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the jerry show is 4-10-82... which after this post I saw is its own vine. marye can decide if she wants to leave this on/off this one... thanks for the well wishes birdsong.. marty
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Submitted by MarkintheDark on Mon, 02/09/2009 - 13:17

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...was the one with its own vine, but the Acoustic Jerry vine keeps disappearing every few viners so maybe the show on *this* vine would make it to me. One may sound better than the other, who knows? Cheers, and sorry to hear about your cousin, Marty. MarkintheDark ********************************************* **************This space for rent***************** *********************************************
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Submitted by gdhead77 on Tue, 02/10/2009 - 05:59

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Just checked the other vine... that is the late show and so-so quality per post. Mine is the EARLY show and good sbd quality so marye please leave as is but add note to post that the jerry solo show is 4/10/82 early show. Thanks, Marty
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Submitted by MarkintheDark on Tue, 02/10/2009 - 09:30

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Submitted by stuman on Tue, 02/10/2009 - 18:20

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This is as shown , and is all the imformation I know about it , besides that it sounds soo nice it kinda reminds me of a cross between Yes and Pink Floyd !! you can hear jerry`s guitar and it is plain that there is more then just Garcia/Saunders here..I`m thinking PERRO rehersals maybe,(but i`m not sure).. very spacey indeed and worth a good listen to .. as normal please no sign ups until it gets a home (pending approval).. Enjoy !! Share the music-share the joy !! ps; 2 cdr`s no converting needed.. Jerry Garcia and Merl Saunders Matrix San Francisco, CA xx-xx-1971 SBD MR > R > R > CD > EAC > WAV (shntool confirms no sbes) > FLAC>CDR SBD MR (Peter Abrams) > R (Peter Kafer) > R (Will Boswell) > CD Transferred by Matt Smith---- info: MR@7 1/2 ips>R@7 1/2 ips>R@ 7 1/2 ips>Apogee Mini ME 24/96>Apogee Mini DAC(monitoring)>Wavelab 5.0(dithered to 20/44)>CD Huge thanks to Will Boswell for the source and to Matt Smith for blessing us with a copy. Disc 1 01 save mother earth jam > funk space jam > 13:29 02 save mother earth jam continued > 14:40 (reel splice at 2:37) 03 jam 15:22 Disc 2 01 jam > 8:48 (drop out at 5:23-:26) 02 jam > 24:04 03 jam 5:42 // (cuts at 4:42) notes: all instrumental show with lots of spacey improvisation wonderful sound and jamming!!! As Matt puts it: "It's clearly a Matrix tape and you can tell from the separation of the instruments and it has the same type of mix of all other Matrix reels I've done. Since Garcia would show up at the 'Thursday night Jam' numerous times, this could be from late 1970 but since Merle is here it's most likely early, mid '71. There is static in the left channel but goes away and the overall dynamics are fantastic!! It's like you're sitting right in front of them!! As an aside Kafer's reels were destroyed in his parent's attic so Will's stuff is most likely the best and cleanest surviving analog copies.
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Submitted by MarkintheDark on Tue, 02/10/2009 - 18:31

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All instrumental jamming/improvising! ********************************************* **************This space for rent***************** *********************************************
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here's a little vine to celebrate that day. (2 audio CD vine, to keep it small & fast) Grateful Dead - March 17, 1988 Henry J. Kaiser Auditorium - Oakland, CA Recording Info: SBD -> Dat (48k) Transfer Info: Dat (Sony R500) -> Sound Devices 744T -> Samplitude Professional v10.02 -> FLAC (2 Discs Audio / 2 Discs FLAC) All Transfers and Mastering By Charlie Miller charliemiller87@earthlink.net March 26, 2008 Patch Info: SBD -> Cassette Master (TDK SA-X90/Dolby B) supplies: Let It Grow (2:50 - end of track) Notes: -- Drums with Hamza El-Din Set 1: d1t01 - Tuning d1t02 - Hell In A Bucket -> d1t03 - Sugaree d1t04 - New Minglewood Blues d1t05 - Ramble On Rose d1t06 - Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again d1t07 - Row Jimmy d1t08 - Let It Grow Set 2: d2t01 - Tuning d2t02 - China Cat Sunflower -> d2t03 - I Know You Rider -> d2t04 - Estimated Prophet -> d2t05 - Eyes Of The World -> d2t06 - Drums -> d2t07 - Space -> d2t08 - Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad -> d2t09 - I Need A Miracle -> d2t10 - Dear Mr. Fantasy -> d2t11 - Hey Jude Encore: d2t12 - Black Muddy River
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Submitted by Lopezz on Wed, 02/11/2009 - 10:34

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Masonic Auditorium, San Francisco, February 13, 1994 Disc 1: HOT TUNA 1. Intro: Wavy Gravy 2. Hesitation Blues 3. I'll Be Alright Someday 4. Trouble In Mind 5. San Francisco Bay Blues 6. Stop Freaking Down 7. Big Fish 8. Drop Down Mama 9. It's Just My Way 10. Hit Single #1 Disc 1 cont: BOB WEIR & PETE SEARS 11. Wang Dang Doodle 12. Walkin' Blues 13. Take Me To The River 14. K.C. Moan 15. Masterpiece Disc 2 CROSBY & NASH 1. Deja Vu 2. Unequal Love 3. Rusty & Blue 4. I Used To Be A King 5. Laughing 6. Box Of Rain 7. Cowboy Movie 8. Military Madness 9. This Land Is Your Land Disc 3 REHEARSALS 1. Box Of Rain 2. Laughing 3. I Used To Be A King 4. Cowboy Movie 5. Deja Vu CD 2, tracks 4-6: with Phil Lesh CD 2, tracks 7-9: with Phil Lesh & Jorma Kaukonen Seva (say-va) is a Sanskrit word for service. Seva Foundation was formed in 1978 with a mission to alleviate suffering caused by disease and poverty. Bob Weir is on the advisory board, he does a cool version of Take Me to the River. This is the SEVA website if anyone is interested: http://seva.convio.net/site/PageServer?pagename=about_seva
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Submitted by That Nice Hippy Guy on Wed, 02/11/2009 - 20:37

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Ok so I was going to wait and add these to one of the parts of me and dstache’s Early 69 Vine, but I thought that these deserved there own vine. This includes the short set played on 4/25 (dang velvet underground!) and the 90+ minutes of the last half and monster encore of the next night that isn’t included on dicks picks 26. Grateful Dead Electric Theater Chicago, IL 04/25/69 Source: mR>D>Sonic Solutions>CDR 1. Hard to Handle 2. Doin' That Rag 3. Good Morning Little Schoolgirl 4. Morning Dew 5. Yellow dog story 6. Sitting on Top of the World 7. Lovelight COMMENTS Jerry plays glide guitar on Hard To Handle. According to Ron Ramsey, who attended the show, the other bands on the bill were SRC (a local group), and the Velvet Underground. The Velvet Underground played a very long set and as a result the Dead only got to play one set on this date. According to Ramsey the Dead did the same thing to the Velvet Underground the next night. Grateful Dead Electric Theater Chicago, Illinois April 26, 1969 – Saturday Source: Soundboard Cassette x 1 > DAT Encore Source: 7 inch Master Reels @ 7.5ips 1/2trk > DAT Transfer: Panasonic SV-3700 > Cardas cable S/PDIF > Edirol UA-5 > USB > WaveLab Mastering: In WaveLab with Nomad Factory Plugins > CD Wave > TLH > Flac Transfer and mastering by Bill Koucky December 20, 2008, Green Mountain Bros. Disc 1 (Last part of set that isn’t included on dicks picks 26) 55:58 1. Minglewood Blues 2. Silver Threads And Golden Needles 3. It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue 4. Saint Stephen > 5. Turn On Your Lovelight Disc 2 39:39 Encore: 1. Viola Lee Blues > 2. Caution Jam > 3. Viola Lee Blues > 4. Feedback > 5. What’s Become Of The Baby (tape) > 6. Feedback > 7. And We Bid You Goodnight From Dead Lists Projects: What's Become Of The Baby was played back from studio tape while the band played space live on stage. There are two SBD masters of this show in the vault, a pair of cassettes and 140 minutes of reels. The reels are missing the encore: the reel-to-reel machine was used to play back the tape of What's Become Of The Baby. According to Ron Ramsey, who saw this show, it was all one long set. Introducing Baby Blue, Bobby says "This is the home stretch for us. Because we're goin' home." Source / Mastering Notes: - Discs 1 is seamless - Reel change crossfaded between Silver Threads and Baby Blue at d1t02 3:39 - Splice in Viola Lee Blues mended at d2t01 10:16
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Submitted by MarkintheDark on Wed, 02/11/2009 - 20:54

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Submitted by Hal R on Wed, 02/11/2009 - 21:05

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Velvet Underground and the Dead on two nights! That is beyond cool. If the doors of perception were cleansed, everything would appear to man as it is, infinite. William Blake
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Submitted by That Nice Hippy Guy on Wed, 02/11/2009 - 22:05

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I guess Im just not that big a fan. "You know the one thing we need is a left handed monkey wrench....."
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Submitted by Lopezz on Thu, 02/12/2009 - 04:53

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I have parts of that Velvet Underground show. It sounds really horrible! Alot of feed back, low volcals. More than half of the Velvet Underground stuff I have is like that. Its hard to find a whole concert of theirs in good condition.
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Submitted by Exploratory Da… on Thu, 02/12/2009 - 09:40

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I am about to go complete-total-ape-crazy. The basement tapes #1 topics say that the '82 (4-10-82) acoustic set has it's own topic/vine. Mark tells me this other vine has the whole set. Where is it? I don't see 4-10-82 in the vindex. I have gotten a lot of shows this week so my brain is fried to a crisp--thanks for your help and patience. I have to have this with Run for the Roses live!
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Submitted by MarkintheDark on Thu, 02/12/2009 - 10:26

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"I have parts of that Velvet Underground show. It sounds really horrible! Alot of feed back, low volcals. More than half of the Velvet Underground stuff I have is like that. Its hard to find a whole concert of theirs in good condition" heheheh, that *is* good condition for the VU! They always sound like that! It's the other half of your VU collection, that sounds "good", that is bad! (just kidding, sort of) MitD ********************************************* **************This space for rent***************** *********************************************
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Submitted by dstache on Thu, 02/12/2009 - 10:48

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There are bands that are studio bands and there are bands that are live bands. Think Steely Dan for the former, and the Dead for the latter. Then there are bands that are kinda both, and may in fact have been great to see live, but their performances don't exactly translate well to tape. That is where I would categorize the VU.
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Submitted by pomo1 on Thu, 02/12/2009 - 12:20

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I beg to differ. Once Becker & Fagen put their paranoia aside and started touring, they actually put on a great show. Admittedly, their studio stuff is a notch above. Also, although I am probably in the minority, The Dead's studio material is totally underapprecaited, IMHO, at least up to Terrapin. Of course, there is no disputing that their live stuff was superior, but I also enjoy listening to their early studio stuff. "Let there be songs to fill the air."
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Submitted by Birdsong1969NJ on Thu, 02/12/2009 - 12:21

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Dstache, I think you really hit the nail right on the head. I would say your examples of Steely Dan, and The Grateful Dead are the definition of studio to live. There are definitely some that did both extremely well. I would say venture into The Who, The Rolling Stones as "good" at both. I would say the Led Zepplin, The Jimi Hendrix Experience are examples of being masterful at both. "Circle songs and sands of time, and seasons will end in tumbled rhyme, and little change, the wind and rain."
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Submitted by Oroboros on Thu, 02/12/2009 - 21:12

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Neil Acoustic Solo Tour 1999 Compilation Vine.Deadicated to my Uncle Bus, who just died on Saturday. Of course, Old Man is on this 5 CD set of Neil’s '99 acoustic solo jaunt across the U.S.A., along with many other favorites that you have never heard played on acoustic, such as a wonderful Cortez the Killer. These recordings are of the same quality as the last Europe compilation that I vined, but this one is A Rust/Human Highway Community Production- NOT FOR SALE (Trade freely) As usual inserts included. DISC I 1. Announcement- 4/14/99 Nashville 2. Tell Me Why- 3/6/99 Portland 3. Looking Forward- 3/17/99 Sacramento 4. War of Man- 4/19/99 NYC 5. Out of Control- 5/29/99 Austin 6. Albuquerque- 3/9/99 Portland 7. World on a String- 3/6/99 Seattle 8. ‘Shut up asshole’- 4/22/99 Philadelphia 9. Don’t Let It Bring You Down -3/20/99 10. Philadelphia -3/17/99 Sacramento 11. Homegrown -3/8/99 Portland 12. Daddy Went Walkin’- 3/9/99 NYC 13. Ambulance Blues- 3/20/99 Oakland 14. Southern Pacific- 5/30/99 New Orleans 15. The needle and the Damage Done- 5/29/99 DISC II 1. On the Way Home- 4/21/99 NYC 2. Goin’ Back- 5/20/99 Detroit 3. Time Spent in Detroit- 5/20/99 Detroit 4. Pochahontas- 4/19/99 NYC 5. Long May You Run- 4/18/99 Boston 6. Old King- 3/8/99 Portland 7. Old Man- 3/8/99 Portland 8. Harvest Moon- 5/30/99 New Orleans 9. Heart of Gold- 3/6/99 Seattle 10. Last Trip to Tulsa- 4/27/99 Akron 11. Slowpoke- 5/30/99 New Orleans 12. After the Goldrush- 4/27/99 Akron 13. Good to see You- 3/1/99 Sacramento DISC III 1. Lookout for My Love- 5/17/99 Milwaukee 2. Unknown Legend- 3/9/99 Portland 3. Razor Love- 5/23/99 Minneapolis 4. Lotta Love- 3/2/99 Vancouver 5. Cortez the Killer- 3/11/99 Spokane 6. Dreamin’ Man- 5/29/99 Austin 7. Expecting to Fly- 5-1-99 Chicago 8. Horseshoe Man- 5/27/99 Austin 9. Love is a Rose- 4/24/99 Philadelphia 10. I am a Child- 4/21/99 NYC 11. One of These Days- 5/22/99 Minneapolis 12. Cowgirl in the Sand- 4/21/99 NYC 13. Throw Your Hatred Down- 3/2/99 Vancouver 14. White Line- 6/2/99 Houston 15. Mansion on the Hill- 4/18/99 Boston DISC IV 1. Out on the Weekend- 6/2/99 Houston 2. Buffalo Springfield Again- 6/2/99 Houston 3. Harvest- 6/2/99 Houston 4. Birds- 4/27/99 Akron 5. Nowadays Clancy Can’t Even Sing- 4/28/99 Chicago 6. Comes a time- 4/18/99 Boston 7. Railroad Town- 5/29/99 Austin 8. Helpless- 6/2/99 Houston 9. Flying on the Ground is Wrong- 3/9/99 Portland 10. Internet Rant- 5/1/99 Chicago 11. Dance Dance Dance- 5/1/99 Chicago 12. Down By the River- 3/20/99 Oakland 13. Mr. Soul- 5/19/99 Detroit 14. Mother Earth- 5/20/99 Detroit 15. From Hank to Hendrix- 3/20/99 Oakland 16. Everybody Knows this is Nowhere- 4/24/99 Philadelphia DISC V 1. Cinnamon Girl- 4/12/99 NYC 2. In the Great Divide- 5/22/99 Austin 3. Lotta Love- 5/1/99 Chicago 4. See the Sky About to Rain- 3/6/99 Portland 5. Kansas- 3/20/99 Oakland 6. Ohio- 4/27/99 Akron 7. Southern Man- 4/27/99 Akron 8. Silver and Gold- 4/27/99 Akron 9. Only Love Can Break Your Heart- 3/26/99 Las Vegas 10. Powderfinger- 3/8/99 Portland 11. Pochahontas- 5/1/99 Chicago 12. On the Beach- 5/1/99 Chicago 13. Sugar Mountain- 5/1/99 Chicago 14. Last Trip to Vegas- 3/26/99 Las Vegas Special thanks to you all in the vineyard, the music you all share, really does heal. The Truth is realized in an instant, the act is practiced step by step.
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Submitted by MarkintheDark on Thu, 02/12/2009 - 22:07

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Good looking compilation, nice tribute there. ********************************************* **************This space for rent***************** *********************************************
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Submitted by stuman on Fri, 02/13/2009 - 00:50

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I can add 1-12-71 Toronto,Canada to that Neil Young vine ..this is also all acoustic.. Neil Young Massey Hall Toronto January 12th 1971 Stereo Soundboard 01. On The Way Home 02. Tell Me Why 03. Old Man 04. Journey Through The Past 05. Helpless 06. Love In Mind 07. A Man Needs A Maid/ Heart Of Gold 08. Cowgirl In The Sand 09. Don't Let It Bring You Down 10. There's A World 11. Bad Fog Of Loneliness 12. The Needle And The Damage Done 13. Ohio 14. See The Sky About To Rain 15. Down By The River 16. Dance, Dance, Dance 17. I Am A Child let me know if I can do this , I`ll send it out to you this weekend, maybe tomorrow .. Sorry to hear about you loss, Uncle Bus. with a name like that he had to have been a fantastic guy to know ... May peace and sunshine rain down upon you and your familly ..
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Submitted by Oroboros on Fri, 02/13/2009 - 05:20

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Acoustic Neil '71 & '99 Vine and thanks Mark & Stu, Uncle Bus was a hell of a good guy, "All of my friends, came to see me last night, as I lay in my bed a'dyin'.......sun going up and then the sun, it's going down, shine through my window, and my friends they come around, come around..." He had a remarkable life. That is the part to celebrate. Vine on. The Truth is realized in an instant, the act is practiced step by step.
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Submitted by marye on Fri, 02/13/2009 - 09:53

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talk amongst yourselves and compile the definitive list and I'll put it up. So sorry about your uncle, Oroboros.
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Submitted by erickat on Sat, 02/14/2009 - 12:02

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I didn't see it in any of the reference links. Couldn't find this on lossless legs. am thinking that I downloaded it from archive.org. Haven't had the opportunity to completely listen to this yet - will likely do so over the week-end. Spot checking, it seems to be pretty decent Grateful Dead 06/30/87 Kingswood Music Theater Maple, Ontario Canada Source: AUD > DAT > CDR > SHN Note: This is the same version, I'm sure, as my analogs and they were FOB Schoeps > PCM > DAT > CDR... dnawrocki@cinci.rr.com Disc 1 - Set 1 01 Touch Of Gray 02 Greatest Story Ever Told 03 Loser 04 New Minglewood Blues 05 Candyman 06 Far From Me 07 Mama Tried > 08 Big River 09 Ramble On Rose 10 When I Paint My Masterpiece 11 Don't Ease Me In Disc 2 - Set 2 01 Scarlet Begonias > 02 Fire On The Mountain 03 Estimated Prophet > 04 Eyes Of The World > Jam (1) > 05 Drums > Disc 3 - Set 2 (cont'd) 01 Space > 02 Spanish Jam > The Other One > 03 China Doll > 04 Dear Mr. Fantasy > 05 Around and Around > 06 Good Lovin' Encore 07 Box Of Rain Comments: (1) Bob and Brent Jam Thanks to Paul Bottiglio for the seeds. DAE(EAC)>SHN(MKWACT)>FTP via C. Ladner/candyman FTP. 3/2002.
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Submitted by MarkintheDark on Sat, 02/14/2009 - 13:17

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Hi! Hey now marye: I think the seeder(s) have settled on the Neil Young Acoustic Solo Tour 1999 Compilation Vine and the vine will just be as in Oroboros' original post. The Massey Hall show was released commercially several months ago. Cheers, MarkintheDark ********************************************* **************This space for rent***************** *********************************************
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Submitted by pkpotter on Sat, 02/14/2009 - 13:56

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A magical afternoon, August 19, 2006 at the Philadelphia Folk Festival. Two legends of acoustical music. Songwriter extraordinaire Jackson Browne, and his dear friend Mr. David Lindley, the single most accomplished acoustic instrument player on the planet. Together on a hot saturday afternoon, two friends sharing a stage, doing what they love...sharing their music and enlightening the hearts and souls of all who listen. disc 1 1. Intro 2. I'm Alive 3. Call it a Loan 4. Too Many Angels 5. The Pretender 6. Crow on the Cradle 7. Lives in the Balance 8. For Everyman 9. Mercury Blues 10. El Rayo X 11. These Days 12. Your Bright Baby Blues disc 2 13. The Barricades of Heaven 14. Late for the Sky 15. For a Dancer 16. Take it Easy 17. Running on Empty Thank you Jackson and David for the beautiful music.
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Submitted by Oroboros on Sun, 02/15/2009 - 12:44

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I talked with stu and will go back to the original 1999 Neil vine. Thanks The Truth is realized in an instant, the act is practiced step by step.
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Submitted by That Nice Hippy Guy on Sun, 02/15/2009 - 13:19

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This is for sure one of my new favorite JGB shows, and maybe my favorite version of sugaree so far. The sound quality on this is as good as it gets or pretty close at least. I really think that your all going to love this show. Jerry Garcia Band 12-21-1979 (Discs: CDA-2/SHN-2) Keystone Palo Alto CA Bertha Remaster of the master reel source SBD>>MR>>DAT>>CDA>>DAW(Bertha)>>CDA/SHN - Sound A Set1 d1t01-//Sugaree d1t02-They Love Each Other d1t03-Russian Lullaby d1t04-After Midnight Set2 d2t01-//How Sweet It Is To Be Loved By You d2t02-Positively 4th Street d2t03-Deal Encore d2t04-Harder They Come Notes: Digitally remastered using a custom built, Dual DAW, nicknamed Bertha, by jashley@deadacated.com. Completed on 6/14/2004. Very light noise reduction (pure sample) applied to make the tape hiss a bit less noticeable. Dropout at 6:04 in After Midnight and at 10:20 of Harder They Come.
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Submitted by erickat on Mon, 02/16/2009 - 13:29

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I know there's no real way to enforce this - but when a guy with no fixed address signs up for litterally every vine on the site - and admits that his current address is only good for 2 (maybe) 3 weeks - that's a recipe for disaster. If he had come along and signed up for one or two, with the caveat that he was moving - that would be one thing, but to have signed up for everything, knowing there is no way that he could handle the responsibility of making copies, contacting the next in line and sending the vines along - and very importantly - being there to answer if it gets lost - is incredibly irresponsible, so... while I'm all for open, free & no rules, I'm saying - TILT - too much is too much - if even a fraction of these vines wind up going to him, there's no way he could handle the workload. I would rather wait until he's settled & has a relatively permanent address - then he can sign up for all he wants, but until then, it's a recipe for heartache. And I say this not out of meanness or selfishness - but out of concern for keeping this thing we have going alive & funcitoning properly - as one of the top seeders, vine investigators, and issue resolvers here, i think it's my place to say this. Below is the list (as of today) that Fluffhead420 has signed up for, and he told me personally that his address is only good for 2 to 3 weeks. Tivoli '72 TV Vine 1979 Fall Part 2 Vine Louisville/Atlanta '90 Vine More Red Rocks 9/8/83 Vine St. Patrick's Day Vine RFK 6/10/73 Vine More May 1977 Vine Winterland October 1974 Vine Hampton/Harrisburg/San Rafael '84 Vine Jerry's Last Show Vine Jerry Solo Acoustic 4-10-82 Capitol Theater, Passaic NJ Rolling Stones at Leeds 1971 Vine CSNY Then and Now Vine Winterland June 7, 8, 9, 1977 Vine Summer '82 Vine June '74 Vine Nassau March '90 Vine Dead Heads for Obama 2/4/08 Vine Cal Expo 1989 Vine May 1977 East Coast Vine Cleveland Convention Center 12/6/73 Vine 1985 Vine Capitol Theatre, Passaic NJ 6/17/76 Vine Legion of Mary Vine Hampton '89 Reseed Vine Fall 79 Part 1.5 A.K.A Lovin' Rhino Vine 1991 Digital Soundboards Vine MSG '87 Vine 5 Garcia Shows Vine NYE '71/'81 Vine Autzen Stadium 6/23/90 Vine ABB 8-30-08 Vine BCT '86 Vine (AKA Marye's Vine) Valentine's Day 1988 Vine Merriweather Post Pavilion 7/1/85 Vine Spring Tour '88 Part 1 Vine MSG 93 Vine Gruga Halle 3/28/81 Vine Three From '93 Vine Warfield 2/17/82 Vine More '74 Vine The Dead 7/1/03 Vine Huntington WV 1978 Vine Beacon Theater NYC 6/14/76 Vine William & Mary '73 Vine Spring Tour '88 Part 2 Vine Reconstruction Vine NYE '83 Vine October '72 Vine MSG '93 Part 2 Vine May 74 Vine Maples Pavilion Vine 2/9/73 Bill Graham Tribute 11/3/91 (VIDEO DVD) Vine Shoreline '91 Vine Augusta 10/12/84 Vine Omaha/Red Rocks '78 Vine Cleveland Rocks Vine # 2
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Submitted by Hal R on Mon, 02/16/2009 - 13:39

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there needs to be a hold on sending anything to fluffhead until he is moved and settled. I was a bit alarmed when he was signing up for all these and I said something. Nothing against the guy but this is too much too fast for anybody and many folks have put lots of time and energy into this. We do not need the collective energy here stiffled. Has fluffhead got any vines yet and how is he in sending them on? Once again I say we should skip him until he is settled, then put him on the list. Let's see if he can carry through with all this. If the doors of perception were cleansed, everything would appear to man as it is, infinite. William Blake
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Submitted by Lopezz on Mon, 02/16/2009 - 14:19

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Thats a lot of vines eh! Does Fluffhead know what he's getting into?
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Submitted by That Nice Hippy Guy on Mon, 02/16/2009 - 14:19

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I really dont see how someone could handle that much at one time. I only work part time and still have a hard time keeping up sometimes. "You know the one thing we need is a left handed monkey wrench....."
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Submitted by pkpotter on Mon, 02/16/2009 - 14:43

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I agree also, 57 vines and no permanent address has the probability of affecting many folks here in a negative way. That would not be too cool.
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Submitted by Birdsong1969NJ on Mon, 02/16/2009 - 14:48

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There is one point to this whole conversation that we can just not overlook. He does not have a permanent address. My opinion is that he should not receive vines until he's settled. A lot of people work very hard in a lot of different ways to generate a productive, fun, cohesive, respectful music trading environment here. I believe it is a pretty easy going place and for the most part patience is a common practice, but the sheer number of vines he has signed up for is a recipe for a disaster and a lot of hours of work that potentially could go down the drain in rapid succession because of the address situation. I reached out to him in a PM in late January when he actually took up the first page of the forum with his posts for new vines. I had never seen anything like it. I warned him of the repercussions in time, effort and expense. He replied that he would be quick and that it would not be a problem. For that I would say we would have to let it go, but the address situation is tough to swallow....for me. I think Mary-e needs to chime in on this. This is a very unique situation. "Circle songs and sands of time, and seasons will end in tumbled rhyme, and little change, the wind and rain."