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  • Oroborous
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    2/23/93

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    7/21/74 now…good show, ok Aud.

  • Obeah
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    Hatfield Polytechnic

    The Police - February 1979 - today it's known as University of Hertfordshire but back then it was still Hatfield Poly. Great show, there's video as well (believe BBC? Whatever, it's good stuff)

  • Forensicdoceleven
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    Music is as vast as the sky, the oceans, the universe.....

    Yo! and hello..........

    Next up: Baltimore September 17, 1972. Another official release that I didn't pay much attention to back in the day. My bad.............

    So much fun revisiting what I missed, mining them for the gold and gems that they are...........

    Music comes from a place we don't know......

    Rockit!!

    Doc, another paperwork day
    Music fathoms the sky......

  • uncle_tripel
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    And he was on the stage saying yes, yes, yes...

    ...rosemont horizon, 1993 march 11th set 2
    partial listen only: truckin' --->>around & around
    [very nice recording on the archive #120726]

    the flibberty jib on the bipperty bop and the magic was in us

    y'all enjoy your day

  • Forensicdoceleven
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    When you expect anything from music, you expect too much.....

    Hey rockers!!!

    Right now I'm listening to the Hollywood Palladium show of September 9, 1972. It's a little outside of my serious comfort zone, but a very fine show and definitely worth a listen.

    This was officially released a little over a year ago, and seems to have been quickly forgotten. There's actually quite a few really good later 72 official releases, worthy of relistens every so often...........

    I know, you're shocked, Doc raving about post-E72 shows. No I didn't fall down and hit my head. But last night I did fall outta bed while dreaming of a February/April Fillmore West 1970 box set.............

    My masters are strange folk with very little care for music in them.....

    Keep it rockin'!

    Doc
    My heart, which is so full to overflowing, has often been solaced and refreshed by music when sick and weary.....

  • bluecrow
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    7/7/78

    Their first show at Red Rocks. And a killer show as we all know. In the July '78 Box (which I have and love). On Archive prefer the OctopusRider matrix (which I'm listening to now). There are killer audience tapes of this show - early on I had one into Fire transition and it became an integral part of my GD being. The first set is nonpareil. The Cold Rain Set II opener is the GOAT.

  • icecrmcnkd
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    3-2-69 vinyl

    Spinning now.

  • uncle_tripel
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    i love a groove...

    buffalo war memorial, 1973 march 31st
    oh hell, why not, i've got that mellow groove working this morning,
    let's just allow this set 2 :) to run on REPEAT all day
    stay cool everyone

    Peace All,
    uncle_tripel

  • icecrmcnkd
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    5-15-80%

    Part of Go To Nassau.
    Warming up for the rumored Alaska shows.

  • uncle_tripel
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    that's right...

    ...the Summer theme continues even though I just listened a couple of weeks back, 1991-06-24 SANDSTONE Amphitheatre...are you listening, it's SUMMER 1991! just a couple of days removed from Soldier field (anyone remember inside the stadium on the concourse, there were banners hanging with notable CHI football players, I stop and look up, and no shit it's Charley Trippi (a running back with the early Chicago Cardinals) oh man this is gonna be a fun few days!
    We get to Kansas City on the 23rd (cheap flight from O'hare), rent a car, and go to tour this little unknown at the time craft brewery, Boulevard Brewing, and guess who is working the bottling line, yup nametag on his work shirt verifies that it's Trip! I kid you not. About 13-14 years later, I learn from a former manager that Trip was one of the 1st 5 employees @ Boulevard. what's next when we get out to Sandstone...?
    1st set tuning we even get a slight hint of supplication, but little did we realize...

    Peace All!

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Just received my Dave's Picks Vol. 21!What a great show/recording!1973-That was the year of my very first Dead show in Buffalo,New York!For fellow New York State'ers,some may remember that was the year of Governor Nelson Rockefeller's new get tough anti drug laws going into effect...of which "Don't get caught holding the bag!''was the slogan on all the commercials!Anyway,me and a buddy hitchhiked from Niagara Falls to Buffalo's War Memorial Auditorium to see the Dead when, walking through the parking lot we were searched and busted with weed!The cops took our weed and then let us go with a warning-that almost blew the evening for us but fortunately the Dead and the wall of sound made us forget about the cops by the second song!(at least I think it was a wall of sound show-I know I saw it!)It was billed as two two hour sets-which it was probably more!Vol 21 is pretty much the same set list as that October show as I remember it.(without checking).Great memories of a life changing time in my life-I was 16 years old then and I turn 60 in April!I probably have heard some Dead or JGB almost every day since then!
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The Gerald Sisters Track: When The Sun Goes Down Label: HSE Records Cat #: HSELP-1433