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It will consist (at a minimum) of David Bromberg Quartet 12-31-05 Boulder Theater-Boulder,CO Sonic Solutions DS6>Sonic Solutions PA-6LC3>Sony D-8 Transfer: Sony PCM R500>HHB CDR-830 Front Row Balcony,Left Of Center (In Hat) 01. Don't Let Your Deal Go Down > Fiddle Tunes Medley 02. I'll Take You Back 03. Stay All Night (Stay A Little Longer) 04. Dark As A Dungeon 05. You Don't Have To Go 06. She Aint Home 07. Last Date 08. Big Road 01. Band Intros > Summer Wages 02. Dark Hollow 03. Fiddle Tunes Medley 04. You Have To Mean What You Say 05. New Lee Highway Blues E1: 06. Tongue E2 07. Sharon and... David Bromberg Band 4/23/78 Calderone Concert Hall, Hempstead, NY source: FM 1st gen 7" reel @ 7.5ips, dolby b Jerry Moore's copy lineage: wlir fm simulcast>reel master>reel technics rs-1506>sony nr-335>hd-p2 24/48> cd wave>adobe 2.0 16/44>flac transferred & seeded to LL by Rob Berger disc one: 01: Columbus Stockade Blues/Medley 02: I Want To Go Home 03: Travelin' Man 04: Summer Wages 05: Idol With A Golden Head 06: As Years Go Passing By 07: The Holdup 08: Instrumental 09: Turkey In The Straw disc two: 01: Come In My Kitchen 02: I Like To Sleep Late In The Morning 03: If You Don't Want Me Baby 04: Where Are The Men 05: Yankees Revenge Medley encore: 06: North East Texas Women 07: Kansas City and likely some nice DB filler shows

Here's a couple complete Jerry Band DVDs. This takes 4 discs. There are some minor warts on both (oversaturated audio on the beginning of 9/5/89, most of the opener missing from 11/12 and some of Run for the Roses too), but generally flawless and complete. 9/5 switches between 2 different video sources, which helps to add more visual interest than you sometimes get with these things. Unfortunately, I think the two people were sitting about 10 seats away from each other. : ) Set lists available elsewhere. I’ve posted a couple screen shots on my “fan photo” page to give you an idea of the quality. Enjoy! Civic Center, Hartford, CT September 5, 1989 Video Source 1: Panasonic 3240 > JVCS20U > Master VHS Video Source 2: JVCGXN8U > JVCS20U > Master VHS Audio: Master Soundboard Cassette > Cassette > DAT > CDR > SHNV3 > WAV Patched with FOB Aud>Sennheiser Audio 2000 Mic setup > CM W/ Dolby C > Cass The Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA November 12, 1991 Video Source: AUD (Tripod) > Master JVC Single Tube Camera > Panasonic AG-7400 > JVC Deck > VHS Master > Panasonic AG-7350 > Canopus DVStorm2 card > Adobe Premier Pro (.avi) > MPEG2 > Adobe Encore > DVD5 Audio: Nak 300 Shotguns > VHS Master > Panasonic AG-7350 > Canopus DVStorm2 card > Adobe Premier Pro (.avi) > WAV > Adobe Encore > DVD5

Hey folks , since i recently discovered the Foobar 2000 program I`ve been using it all the time and I absoloutly love it . again many thanks to CB and Ltapilot for helping me find and learn to operate Foobar 2k . So I was thinking that maybe the tutorial above could be modified to include imformation on Foobar 2k . I would`nt know how to do that , and it`s just a passing thought here going through my head .. any thought on this from anyone else ?

This offer is 1 dvd with flac files containing select Little Feat shows from 1973 - 1978, featuring the late, great Lowell George on lead vocals & guitar. He died in 1979 at age 34. In 1978, he helped Grateful Dead with the production of the album "Shakedown Street". 7/19/73 Early Show Ebbetts Field, Denver CO. SBD > KCUV FM Hamburger Midnight, Got No Shadow, On Your Way Down, Walkin' All Night, Two Trains, Willin’ , Cold Cold Cold > Dixie Chicken > Tripe Face Boogie, Fat Man In The Bathtub 7/19/73 Late Show Ebbetts Field Apolitical Blues, Two Trains, Got No Shadow, The Fan, Texas Rose Café, Snakes On Everything, Cat Fever, Walkin' All Night, Sailin' Shoes, Dixie Chicken > Tripe Face Boogie Comments: Bootlegs known as "Snakes On Everything" and "Late Night Truck Stop" are from this show. 9/19/74 Ultrasonic Studios, Hebron NY SBD > WLIR FM Rock & Roll Doctor, Oh Atlanta, Two Trains, The Fan, On Your Way Down, Spanish Moon > Skin It Back > Fat Man In The Bathtub, Willin’, Cold Cold Cold > Dixie Chicken > Tripe Face Boogie Comments: Bootlegs known as "Electrif Lycanthrope" and "Encore Performance" are from this show. 5/23/75 Fox Theater, Atlanta, GA SBD > 1st gen reel Skin it Back, One Love Stand > Rock and Roll Doctor, Oh Atlanta, On Your Way Down, Juliette > Day Or Night, All That You Dream, Dixie Chicken > Tripe Face Boogie, Feats Don't Fail Me Now*, Willin’ , Teenage Nervous Breakdown Comments: with Bonnie Raitt*, Mylon LeFevre & John David Souther 6/11/77 Midnite Special, Burbank, CA also identified as 6/10/77 for the TV "air" date. SBD Introduction, Queen Of The Silver Dollar - Emmylou Harris w Little Feat Dixie Chicken - Little Feat w/ Emmylou Harris, Bonnie Raitt, Jesse Winchester Runaway - Bonnie Raitt W/ Norton Buffalo Rhumba Man - Jesse Winchester Like A Hurricane - Neil Young Old Folks Boogie - Little Feat I Can't Stand Up Alone - Jesse Winchester w Emmylou Harris, Bonnie Raitt Birdland - Weather Report Home - Bonnie Raitt Nothing But A Breeze - Jesse Winchester w Emmylou Harris Rocket In My Pocket - Little Feat My Songbird - Emmylou Harris Sugar Mama - Bonnie Raitt Rhumba Mama - Weather Report Teen Town " " Rock & Roll Doctor Little Feat 8/2/77 Rainbow Theatre, London, England SBD Walking All Night, Fat Man In The Bathtub, Red Streamliner, Oh Atlanta, All That You Dream, Mercenary Territory, On Your Way Down, Skin It Back, Old Folks Boogie, Rock and Roll Doctor, Cold Cold Cold > Dixie Chicken > Tripe Face Boogie Comments: Live album "Waiting for Columbus" uses "Skin it Back" from this show. 9/19/78 William and Mary College, Williamsburg, VA SBD Intro, Time Loves A Hero > Day or Night, Texas Rose Café, Skin It Back > Fat Man In The Bathtub, Spanish Moon, Gringo Jam > Day At The Dog Races, Keepin' Up With The Joneses, Old Folks Boogie, Dixie Chicken*, Willin > Bogart > Willin' Encore: Feats Don't Fail Me Now, Oh Atlanta Comments: w John Call* Muchas gracias al senor Lopezz for valuable assistance accumulating this special data!! Once Marye posts this entry in it's own Forum realm, I'll mail it off to the first one to sign-up.

thanks gentlemen. "In a bed, in a bed, by the waterside I will lay my head. Listen to the river sing sweet songs, to rock my soul."

Aww yes, the beginning of fall 1981, which marked the end of the U.S. leg of the tour with 3 shows on the east coast. Flac/shn files on a DVD. Grateful Dead - September 25, 1981 Stabler Arena - Bethlehem, PA gd81-09-25.sbd.miller.88822 9/26/81 - Grateful Dead War Memorial Auditorium Buffalo, NY gd81-09-26.sbd.miller.18110 Grateful Dead Capital Centre Landover, MD September 27, 1981 d81-09-26.sbd.munder.8910 Stay tuned for the first part of their European tour in fall 1981. "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."

Hail 1981! Here is my (maybe) last installment from this historic year and its a doozy! Eight shows from their fall European tour are included on this vine. So if you get this one plus the 81 Downunder Vine (10/12-13,17) you would have 11 of the 14 Europe shows! Two of these have already been vined (10/6 and 10/16) however I think they may be MIA. These are SBDs of mostly shn files and one in flac on 2 DVDs. September 30, 1981 Playhouse Theatre Edinburgh, Scotland gd81-09-30.sbd.unknown October 2, 3, 4, 6, 1981 Rainbow Theater London, England gd81-10-02.sbd.popi gd81-10-03.sbd.unknown gd81-10-04.sbd.unknown gd81-10-06.sbd.polgar October 8, 1981 Forum Theatre Copenhagen, Denmark gd81-10-08.sbd.macdonald October 16, 1981 Melk Weg Amsterdam, Netherlands gd81-10-16.sbd.vinson October 19, 1981 Sports Palace Barcelona, Spain gd81-10-19.sbd.miller "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."

Part 4 of the the 1977 lossless vine includes everything from 10/14 through the end of the year, EXCEPT for 10/15, which is listed on one of the discs but which is corrupt and you will unable to convert (not only this copy, but my copy AND the copy of the person that gave it to me). So don't bother with 10/15. Hopefully, someone will vine it in the future. This is a wonderful end to a peak year. There are so many fine shows, but 10/16, 10/29, 11/4, 11/6 and 12/27 truly stand out. Note that ONLY two tracks from 12/29 are included (the 2 tracks not included on the Dick's Pick). You definitely should purchase the officially released 11/5 and 12/29. 12/29 is a show for the ages and contains what I consider the definitive version of Jack Straw, as well as one of the great moments in GD history as the crowd reacts to the opening notes of China Cat Sunflower, the first since retirement (and the only post-retirement version until 1979). Some of these shows have been vined before, some by me and some by others (our old friend Yamadog first vined 10/16). Again, thank you to the wonderful people here in the vineyard who contributed to this great project!!! This vine contains the following sources: 10-14.sbd.gorinsky.6693 10-16.sbd.lai.3350 10-16.aud.freezer.86712 10-28.sbd.miller.96159 10-29.sbd.miller.92085 10-30.sbd.miller.99765 11-01.sbd.miller.82574 11-02.14743.sbd.samarintano 11-02.mtx.sirmick.xxxxx 11-04.sbd.braverman.3739 11-06.mtx.seamons.ht11.92273 11-06.nawrocki.283 12-27.sbd.redbeard.2989 12-29.sbd.backus.18675 12-30.sbd.unknown.20009 12-31.sbd.tetzeli.35291 The sign up list begins as follows: (1) Pomo1 (2) Estim8ed (3) Jackstrawfromcolorado (4) Arkdeadhead (5)

Ok, here's installment two of five... jg74-04-20.gamb.sbd.smith.93823.sbeok.flac16 jg74-04-20.gasb.sbd.tamarkin.20699.sbeok.shnf jg74-04-27.oaitw.aud.unknown.21525.sbeok.shnf jg74-06-04.jgms.sbd.gmb.90003.sbeok.flac16 jg74-06-04.jgms.sbd.unknown.6379.sbeok.shnf jg74-06-05.jgms.s2.sbd.jjoops.8062.sbeok.shnf jg74-06-06.jgms.aud.falanga.jjoops.6375.sbeok.shnf jg74-06-12.gasb.aud.falanga.moore.berger.83232.sbeok.flac16 jg74-06-12.gasb.sbd.jupille.83290.sbeok.shnf jg74-06-12.gasb.sbd.shriver-jjoops.7331.sbeok.shnf jg74-06-13.gasb.sbd.jjoops.13768.sbeok.shnf jg74-07-02.jgms.aud.moore.minches.jjoops.14984.sbeok.shnf jg74-07-03.jgms.aud.jazzy.6611.sbeok.shnf jg74-07-03.jgms.aud.moore.minches.jjoops.14985.sbeok.shnf jg74-07-12.jgms.aud.falanga.jupille.8072.sbeok.shnf jg74-07-13.jgms.sbd.misshn.25623.sbeok.shnf jg74-07-22.jgms.sbd.gmb.86198.sbeok.flac16 jg74-07-22.jgms.sbd.sacks.10127.sbeok.shnf jg74-07-22.jgms.sbd.unknown.4488.sbeok.shnf Thanks Marye for posting and all that you do... Unclejon "when life looks like easy street, there is danger at your door"

More goodies !!! And it all looks so sweet too !! Thanks guys !!

Thank you Marye !!

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

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!

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.

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."

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....."

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

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

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 .

Here’s something different. This is the first live Paul Simon show that I’ve heard and its really nice. It’s also a really good recording. It might be a few days before I can get this sent out. 2 audio discs. Paul Simon Hollywood Bowl Hollywood, CA 9/27/91 Disc 1 1. The Obvious Child 2. The Boy in the Bubble 3. She Moves On 4. Kodachrome 5. Born at the Right Time 6. Train in the Distance 7. Me and Julio Down By The School Yard 8. I Know What I Know 9. The Cool, Cool River 10. Bridge Over Troubled Water 11. Proof 12. (Unknown) 13. The Coast Disc 2 1. Graceland 2. You Can Call Me Al 3. Still Crazy After All These Years 4. Loves Me Like a Rock 5. Diamonds on the Soles of Her Shoes 6. Hearts and Bones 7. Late In The Evening 8. Gone at Last 9. America 10. The Boxer 11. Mrs. Robinson 12. The Sound of Silence

This vine will consist of a DVD containing a copy of the Grateful Dead appearance on the Playboy After Dark television show. Specific parts of the program are: Heff interviewing Jerry Mountains of the Moon St Stephen show closing over Turn on your Lovelight It is not pristine, but will do until someone can get a really nice copy. Hopefully this will last a while until the Playboy Police show up. DMTT

I found this on another trading site; thought you guys would like this....it's one DVD in flac format, audio conversion is those involved... This DVD-[tisdu] has about six hours plus of music on it, all drawing on or exclusively featuring Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon" album. More complete details can be found below. Vine notes: The visual material on this set is 97% slideshow imagery. It accompanies music that has had [tisdu] applied to the original recordings to give it a bigger sound. The disc features an omnibus of performances of "Dark Side of the Moon" by Pink Floyd, featuring quite distinctive takes on the material from 1972 (London February 20, and Sapporo March 12), 1973 (London May 19), 1974 (London November 16), 1975 (Boston June 18), and 1994 (London October 20). As well, there is a complete DSOTM from the Roger Waters band, (please note I screwed up the date on the disc - it reads June 6 2005, when the show was June 5 2006!), songs from the album performed by David Gilmour on solo tours, a performance of the complete album by Phish in 1998, and a few other sets featuring music from the album that you will find dotted across the DVD. Including a Blue Floyd show, the Live 8 Pink Floyd video, a 'trance' version of the album, and outtakes and alternates from the DSOTM Pink Floyd recording sessions. The DVD also includes a 'bonus DVD' of Dream Theater playing DSOTM in 2005. You can watch this on your computer, or copy the files to a new DVD for a TV viewing. http://www.myspace.com/donnieloeffler "the warm wet world of analog audio"

This is installment 3 of 5... Not sure yet how many DVDs this will be, probably 3 or 4. Had to fit Halloween on considering we're coming up on the 35th anniversary of that show... jg74-08-09.jgms.aud.falanga.jjoops.8073.sbeok.shnf jg74-08-11.jgms.aud.falanga.warner.jjoops.6382.sbeok.shnf jg74-08-15.jgms.aud.falanga.8650.sbeok.shnf jg74-08-23.jgms.aud.unknown.9416.sbeok.shnf jg74-08-24.jgms.sbd.jjoops.10612.sbeok.shnf jg74-08-30.jgms.sbd.sacks.6380.sbeok.shnf jg74-08-31.jgms.aud.falanga.8078.sbeok.shnf jg74-09-02.jgms.sbd.gkelley.8652.sbefail.shnf jg74-09-02.jgms.sbd.sterchele.76174.sbeok.shnf jg74-09-02.jgms.sbd.unknown.31903.sbeok.flac16 jg74-10-04.jgms.aud.falanga.jjoops.8649.sbeok.shnf jg74-10-05.jgms.aud.falanga.warner.8665.sbeok.shnf jg74-10-06.jgms.partial.sbd.unknown.9026.sbeok.shnf jg74-10-27.jgms.late.aud.powell.ladner.23676.sbeok.shnf jg74-10-31.jgms.sbd.cousinit.19436.sbeok.shnf Enjoy! "when life looks like easy street, there is danger at your door"

Use this after the line------------------------------- This vine will consist of one DVD containing a copy of the Grateful Dead appearance on the Playboy After Dark television show. Specific items in the show are: Heff interviewing Jerry Mountains of the Moon St Stephen show closing over Turn on your Lovelight Hopefully this will last a while until the Playboy Police show up. DMTT

I am back after a hiatus caused by being too busy at work and also bumming out over the black hole of vines that is/was jstraw who personally killed about 5 vines I sent out in circulation... Anyway here are the show dates... you can look up the set lists on the site. All shows are in Shn/Flac format and lets keep it that way. There are two dvd data discs. I tried to get shows missing from last vindex.... These are all the usual SBD quality you've come to know and love from gdhead77 vines... most are charlie miller sbd sources and a bunch of the 76 stuff on Disc 2 is the ashley-bertha source... Hope you all enjoy the music! Marty First up on da list PM me. DVD 1: 7/16/66 8/4/71 6/21/84 9/15/85 9/20/90 DVD2: 6/3/76 6/10/76 7/13/76 10/15/76

As promised, here is the second installment of the best of 1979. This will replace [at least most of] the shows that were in the absconded Fall 79 vine(s). The vine will consist of 2 DVDs and probably 12 WAV CDs. As with the other vine, I will convert and burn CD's for the first show, and the first 3 people to sign up will have the responsibility of converting and burning CD's for one show each. As with Keith and Donna's last tour, I think the best shows from the Fall tour occur at the beginning. Here are the sources: 79-10-25.set1aud-set2sbd.miller.22792 79-10-27.sbd.miller.29490 79-10-28.sbd.miller.30655 79-10-31.sbd.bertha-ashley.17360 First person to sign up after Marye gives this vine a home, please PM me your info. Enjoy!

This was intended to be an all cd vine released by MarkintheDark for those who do not use flac. This will not be the same vine because I have misplaced some of the shows. This will have 7 audio cd's and 2 dvd's with flac files, so it's a heavy one! These are all great quality pre fm broadcast and sound boards. 01-25-1984 Milwaukee, WI 01. Thank You For Sending Me An Angel 02. Burning Down The House 03. Making Flippy Floppy 04. Once In A Lifetime 05. Found A Job 06. Slippery People 07. What a Day That Was 08. Naive Melody 09. Life During Wartime 10. Big Business 11. Swamp 12. Psycho killer 13. Crosseyed And Painless 02-27-1981 Tokyo, Japan 01. Psycho Killer 02. Stay Hungry 03. Cities 04. Drugs 05. Once in a Lifetime 06. Houses in Motion 07. Born Under Punches 08. Crosseyed and Painless 09. Life During Wartime 10. The Great Curve 11. The Book I Read 12. Girls Want to be with Girls 13. Mind 12-03-1977 San Francisco, CA 01. Uh-Oh, Love Comes to Town 02. ... With Our Love 03. The Book I Read 04. Artists Only 05. Stay Hungry 06. The Big Country 07. New Feeling 08. Thank You For Sending Me an Angel 09. Who Is It 10. Psycho Killer 11. No Compassion 12. No compassion (reprise) 13. 1, 2, 3, stoplight 03-24-1992 Brooklyn Heights, NY (Acoustic David Byrne) 01. I Misunderstood 02. 1952 Vincent Black Lightning 03. I Feel So Good 04. Traces of Love 05. She Twists the Night Again 06. She Moved Through The Fair 07. Turning of the Tide 08. Greenback Dollar 09. A Walk In The Dark 10. Girls On My Mind 11. Tiny Town 12. Dirty Old Town 13. Road To Nowhere 14. Rockin' In The Free World 15. Who Were You Thinking Of/96 Tears 16. Dirty Old Town 17. Psycho Killer 07-04-1982 Dutch Radio 01. Psycho Killer 02. Once in a Lifetime 03. Mind 04. My Big Hands 05. Cities 06. Houses in Motion 07. Life during Wartime 08. Take me to the River