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    icecrmcnkd
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    Also 3-9-81 playing now

    I had it on cassette and thought it was great.
    Never had 3-10 on cassette.

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    proudfoot
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    3 9 81

    3 10 81 was one of the FIRST cassettes I ever got

    I didnt hear 3 9 81 until within the past 5 years

    Amazing pair of shows

    "A nice pair", as a Pink Floyd compilation title sez

    God Bless the Grateful Dead

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    proudfoot
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    What the Hull...

    Thank you for the referral, DMCVT

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    bluecrow
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    Kind Of Blue

    well sorta - truck cd player (yep I have one and use it - cd player in vehicles) went patas arriba in Artesia shell station yesterday on way back - shut vehicle off to gas up and when I turned it back on the cd player (Pioneer aftermarket console) couldn't read a disc. Tough. this afternoon did a hard reset disconnecting the truck battery. Reconnected and car started and loaded Kind of Blue and up came Track 1 and the opening notes of So What which I got to hear jerry tease out at Hampton in 88. Nice minor victory. Couldn't read this disc among many the night before. And true foundational music for me and I chose it specifically for the test because it didn't allow for any excuses from the electronics. But now its 5/13/73 Des Moines and the Eyes > China Doll > Sugar Magnolia.

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    bluecrow
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    Two steps forward and one back

    to 8/21/72 first night of the run at BCT - very muy bueno

    Uncle T - night after Amsterdam, Rotterdam 5/11/72, Dark Star through end of show is a foundational personal all time favorite.

    enjoy the music everyone. day off after nine day session. enjoying a Pecan Beer from de las Vegas in Las Cruces. the "weekend" is here in bluecrow land

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    dmcvt
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    Hull

    Proudfoot, although most of it might be close copy, seem to recall that Moonie's drumming the next night, on Live at Hull is even better.

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    uncle_tripel
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    ...and we're gonna go ahead...

    ...and get weird
    Amsterdam May 10th 1972
    what more needs to be said

    Peace for All!
    uncle_tripel

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    proudfoot
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    Re 1/17/68 after

    As it should be

    :)))

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    JimInMD
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    3/9/81 & 1968

    Hit this one a lot lately myself. An under-rated box, don't tell anyone, it's our secret.

    Today for me was 1/17/68. When it ended, I found myself sucking my thumb and holding my blankee.

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    proudfoot
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    The Who
    Live at Leeds

    Been a while

    This Keith Moon guy...out of his gourd, but can really play drums

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American Blues Track: All I Saw Was You Label: Karma Cat #: KLP-1001
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Blue Cheer Track: Second Time Around Label: Philips Cat #: PHS 600-264
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Big Moon Ritual is a solid record, front to back.If you haven't heard their stuff, you should definitely check them out. Also, any live material you can find is worth a look.
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Submitted by Randall Lard on Wed, 04/05/2017 - 07:53

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Paul Leary Track: How Much Longer Label: Rough Trade Cat #: R263-1
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Helios Creed Track: XL-35 Label: Amphetamine Reptile Records Cat #: AMREP 010
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Scratch Acid Track: She Said Label: Rabid Cat Records Cat #: RAB.004.SA
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The Cramps Track: Bikini Girls With Machine Guns Label: Enigma Records Cat #: ENV 17
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JackOfficers Track: L.A. Mama Peanut Butter Label: Rough Trade Cat #: RUS 100-1
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Chrome Track: All Data Lost Label: Cleopatra Cat #: CLP 2075
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Beme Seed Track: All Souls Growing In Glory Label: No. 6 Records Cat #: KAR 012-1
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Row Jimmy playing now... sweetGreat footage with Pyramids and Sphinx in backdrop.
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Gordon Lightfoot Track: The Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald Label: Reprise Records Cat #: MS 2246
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Crispy Ambulance Track: From The Cradle To The Grave Label: Aural Assault Records Cat #: ASSAULT ONE, AAR-001
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The Middle Class Track: Out Of Vogue Label: Joke Records Cat #: 19831A, 09831