Grateful Dead

Noisey place to see a show, the sound bounced around too much. not clear, IMHO

MotB Release: 0013/16-bitRelease Date: February 25th 2007 Grateful Dead Date: May 6, 1978 Venue: Patrick Gym, university Of Vermont Location: Burlington, Vt. Source: FOB Audience Recording (25th Row DFC ) Media: Maxell UD-XLII C90 min / C60 min Lineage: Nakamichi CM300's > Sony 1535D (Dolby B on) > MAC Transfer: MAC > Nakamichi DR-1 (Dolby B off) > Benchmark ADC-1 > AES > Sound Devices 722 (24/96 WAV) Taper: B. Glassberg Transfer by: A. Egert Mastering by: D. McCabe DISC ONE - SET I 01 Sugaree 02 New Minglewood Blues 03 Peggy-O 04 Beat It On Down The Line [tape flip/crossfade] 05 Loser 06 Looks Like Rain 07 It Must Have Been The Roses DISC TWO - SET I (cont'd) Set 1 cont'd 01 Me & My Uncle > 02 Big River 03 Deal Set II 04 Samson & Delilah 05 Sunrise [tape flip/crossfade] 06 Terrapin Station > 07 Playing In The Band > Disc THREE - set II (cont'd) Set II cont'd 01 Drums > Space > [tape flip/crossfade] 02 Wharf Rat > 03 Sugar Magnolia 04 Encore Crowd Call 05 One More Saturday Night Mastering Notes: raw wave files sent through Izotope Ozone. Parametric curve to compensate tape playback without Dolby B. Dynamic compression to increase bass and reduce tape hiss. Bob - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Spanish Jam

A cosmic date 5.6.78 and a cosmic first show standing on a chair on the floor about 10 rows back...up from Middlebury with our band of merrymakers. Sugaree to date remains best performed live song - guess I lost it early. Shaken it...

Igot a ticket but my friend didnt so I sold mine and we hung out by the back door and went inside and leaned against the wall. We worked our way up the ramp to the rear right of the stage. Couldnt see much and there was a gaggle of cops hanging together at the exit of the arena as they liked to do at Dead concerts. Just before the break someone, I think it was Ramrod came down and told them they needed to make way for the band. They sprang into action and came over and started to herd us out. Seeing what was going on, the roadie that spoke to them returned and told the police that we were OK and could stay and that the Dead didnt want to see anyone in uniform when they came off of the stage. The band passed by and we nodded acknolegement . Jerry returned a smile. We used the break to get a better view.

Hitched up from Lexington, MA and stayed in a hut in the woods near Stowe, VT that had been built by some kids at a private school. Knew a couple of people who went to the school. Hitched to Burlington from the school for the show and the guy who gave us a ride said that he heard the show had been cancelled because Jerry cut off his finger in a hunting accident. Ha! Funny.