Posted: July 4, 2007 - 7:21am
What no Deadhead should miss. What no taper should be without. Thanks to leadbelly 27 for the suggestion!
Essential Shows
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shows
On November 17th, 2007 That Nice Hippy Guy said:
I only have bits and pieces of these shows on a Parrot records release called "The Best Damn Music in the World" but
Fillmore East 2/11/70 with Greg and Duane Allman and Peter Green
St. Louis Fox Theatre 2/2/70
The Warehouse, New Orleans 2/1/70 with Fleetwood Mac
"You know the one thing we need is a left handed monkey wrench....."
Some diamonds in the rough
On December 9th, 2007 McB28 said:
One of the first shows I really got into was 6/25/92 Chicago. First "School Girl" since '87 and a Drums>Space jam that gives me chills. Also, 10/31/91 Oakland. Great setlist with a Dark Star>Kesey Rap>Drums>Space>Dark Star during the second set. Though it is overly stated the May '77 run is amazing. The DP 3 second disc (5/22/77) is one of my all time favorite discs to listen to.
"...the powerful plays goes on, and you may contribute a verse"
-Walt Whitman-
Need Help Please!!
On December 22nd, 2007 buckeye said:
Can someone tell me where I can find a copy of the May 8th, 1977 show at Barton Hall, Cornell U. I have heard heads just rave about, and I would love to hear it. Thanks in advance for any help.
buckeye
On December 22nd, 2007 cosmicbadger said:
just go to the Vineyard on this site and sign up for the Vine here
http://www.dead.net/forum/may-1977-east-coast-vine
you get 5-8 and a bunch of others!
HMM Essential shows
On December 22nd, 2007 JolleyRedGiant54 said:
I like the 2 live albums from the Warfield Theater and Radio City Music Hall runs from September 1980 (Im looking for individual shows from any of those runs) and is there someone who has a copy of The Oops Show from Amsterdam from there 1980 Tour of Europe Im also interested in hearing that
Peace
Isaac
May '77
On December 22nd, 2007 McB28 said:
You can find the Cornell Show as well as a few other May '77shows in mp3 format at http://stash.nugs.net/stash.asp
If you want lossless you will probably have to bit torrent it. Happy hunting!
"...the powerful plays goes on, and you may contribute a verse"
-Walt Whitman-
May 77'
On December 23rd, 2007 yamadog said:
Buckeye...Those Shows Were Vined In Wav. You Never Want Mp3's.There Are Some great Vines Over There.Check It Out.
Trevor..The Wharehouse Show You Mentioned Is In The Vinyard,As Part Of The Whole Run.
(Cause,There's An Easy Wind....Blowin' Cross The Bayou Today)
suggestions
On February 16th, 2008 arkstar said:
Now that I've gotten a few posts under my belt, I'd like to offer up a few suggestions here:
These are AUD recordings. I will update and add things regularly.
still searching for...
On February 16th, 2008 Ami said:
Penn State '80- best China-Rider.... who has it? My tape died over a decade ago....Ami
re: suggestions
On February 16th, 2008 RevoluTuck said:
Arkstar: Thank you I've been trooling through your blog for the last few days, this is a great intro to a clueless dead show wannabe trader. Your info is educating me. So I'll be the one on here to say thank you for it, please keep it up. You're putting alot of good hard work into it. The pictures are great too!!
www.tuckermike.com
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