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  • dmcvt
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    Leeds and Hull

    Daverock, can only agree, almost a mirror image (Tommy reference!). For hard core fans, Keith Moon drumming at Hull offers a little extra.

  • billy the kiddd
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    2/16 & 17/82 Warfield Theatre

    Two cool shows that would make a great official release. My brother and I went to both these shows.

  • uncle_tripel
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    JUMPING...

    ...BACKWARDS today, at the Warfield 1982-02-17, let's CUE it UP and let's GO

    Peace All!
    uncle_tripel

  • uncle_tripel
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    MORE...

    ...Spring '82, how could I NOT go down that road; 1982-04-18 HARTFORD II,...run me out in the COLD RAIN & did someone say SNOW!

    Peace All!
    uncle_tripel

  • gr8fulgal77
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    Show Rec

    Hey everyone! My current fav show is 10/3/80. It is just a solid show! Everyone should check it out on Relisten!

  • 1stshow70878
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    Garcia Live Vol. 12

    Wow! The sound is so bright and clear. 16 track Betty, Rex recording. 1-23-73 with Merl Saunders, Kahn, Vitt, Sarah Fulcher at The Boarding House. Very funky cool. Cranking it up is required.
    Cheers
    Edit: Sarah Fulcher is amazing. At first I thought it was Marcy Levy, singer with Clapton and many others.

  • uncle_tripel
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    I give up...

    ...I've had enough...
    followed my blues on down to The Scope, Norfolk, VA 1982-04-03...she LOVES that SPRING '82 more than me!
    and NOW your man is GONE!

    Peace All!
    uncle_tripel

  • daverock
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    The Who

    I don't really listen to The Who so much these days, but the Live at Leeds and Hull shows seem really similar to me. In fact, they famously took the bass part out of a song from the Leeds show and attached it to one from Hull. The playing was so similar on the two nights that it slipped in seamlessly. I think" Heaven and Hell" was the track they did this on.
    The original album - Live at Leeds, was marketed as being a bit like a bootleg at the time - if I remember rightly. No overdubs, and all sorts of clicks and buzzes included. As opposed to other live albums from the time - like "Get Yer Ya Ya's Out" which were heavily dubbed and doctored after the event. It was also fairly unique in featuring just one show, rather than being a compilation of songs from different shows on a given tour.

  • icecrmcnkd
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    Leeds

    I have the single 180 g LP. I see that Experience Vinyl has the whole show on 3 LP’s, but it doesn’t specify that they are 180 g, and they’re overpriced.

    The complete Leeds on CD is in short supply and also overpriced.

    I have the single CD that doesn’t have Tommy.

    Not to worry, the Hull CD I ordered arrived today. It has a Tommy.

  • icecrmcnkd
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    1991 love

    Good job Uncle.
    Last night I gave 6-17-91 vinyl a spin.

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I am listening to Dick's Picks Vol. 29 which contains 5/19/77. As a big fan of the Spring '77 Tour, the fact that Get Shown The Light was released, and that this year honors 40 years of '77 Dead despite what seasonal tour it is, I have been listening to the show of the given day back in 1977 if I can. So today, it's 5/19/17 so therefore I am choosing to enjoy 5/19/77 again, its a great show, however I like 5/21/77 more (also contained in Dick's Picks Vol. 29), but love 5/22/77 (Dick's Picks Vol. 3) in regards to the next upcoming dates. 5/25/77 is okay, despite the highly priced collector's value of it (Dave's Picks Vol. 1) it is not as magical compared to the other 3 dates I just mentioned. To each their own! I have listened to these shows, and so many more, countless times and still love them all. Have fun and enjoy. Happy 40 years worth of 1977 Dead and here's to another 40 more!
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