Posted: July 4, 2007 - 7:21am
What no Deadhead should miss. What no taper should be without. Thanks to leadbelly 27 for the suggestion!
What no Deadhead should miss. What no taper should be without. Thanks to leadbelly 27 for the suggestion!
Went to that site, as I'm a big fan of the Stanley Theater. 1st song I got was a horrible sounding Loser. What's up with that. Check out 3/06/81 very hot. As for my runs I like all the richfield colisium runs in the 90's. They were great fun.
Ah, yes... mp3's. Very easy to aquire, if you know how. Stream the audio. In WMP, I just right click on "File", "Save Media As..." and away you go. You'll have to do that for each tune. You may or may not have to rename each file.
Probably very similar for Mac users.
WOW!!!! This was actually the second tape of the dead that I ever did myself. An old college radio station had an hour or so deadicated to the boys every Tues., I think. So I taped it complete with a flip and everything. It was one of my most cherished tapes I had, forever. For one, I taped it myself, which was cool cuz it gave me something to trade with and Two....Are you phucking kidding me with what Phil did here. The tug of war so to speak of Jerry and Phil going back and fourth as to were they going into the Other One and when.... and then Bobby pulling out the Bobby Mcgee......Truly primal
Of note.... I have a really good recording of the second set from the Berkley Community Theatre from 8/21/72 which was right before the infamous Veneta show that is often overlooked, but which I think is comparable. ( Despite some horrible tape flips and edits) The quality is board and if anyone is intrested, hit me. Overall a great month in deadistory. KOT...... Check out the Shelter from the Storm if ya'll feel the need for some healing.
I can not find a high quality downloadable July 7th 1989 JFK. That wa the last show at JFK. I will buy a copy if i must. Please....drazzeldew@yahoo.com
I just heard the best LL Rain I've ever heard on the Sirius channel, but my player doesn't tell me the date unless it's a full show broadcast. Bob says something like "now for something really sad" when he opens it up, and Jerry plays slide guitar on the whole thing. Can anyone help me find which show this is from? Anything with Jerry playing slide peaks my interest . . .
On Dicks Picks 30 before a Jerry steeled Looks Like Rain, Bob says "time for a cryin' song folks". I believe it's from 3/28/72. It's a pretty good version too at least until Phil belts out "I'll still sing you love songs" in only a way Phil knows how! ;-)
HippieChuck-apparently i was mistaken,some did mention it.and i hate to say it,no one shoot me but alot of the dead shows with warren were really good!i cant compare him to jerry,2 different styles.warren really knows how music works!ive heard a couple and they sounded really clean.
HippieChuckwhat an awesome show,i am also surprised no one has stated the painfully obvious may 77 run.if anyone can send me a 10-8-89 or any jgb i'd be your best friend!!
I'm looking for a tape of this show. My father told me about this show - he described it as the best show (any show) he'd ever been too. I'd love to be able to give him a copy of this show as a Xmas gift. any help?
Lets get these shows out there on from dead.net. This is probably the best run of the Greek shows ever.
The Shakedown will knock your jock off
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