Grateful Dead

12/31/70 kabuki theatre SF Ca
Mona….sounds like a 3rd guitar here ?
Don’t know who ? Nice long version.
Anyways…cheers

And yes to 5/13/73

Onto the 2nd disc of 10/19/74

Burnout - always good to see Quicksilver mentioned on here. Incredible guitar sound. Maybe the 3rd guitar heard at the Kabuki was played by Dino Valenti. He can be seen holding one on some of their videos - mercifully not getting in the way too much, it must be said !
Inspired by your post I watched the great version of "Who Do You Love " on youtube from 12/1/73 at Winterland. The picture isn't too good but the playing is incandescent.
I might be wrong, but I think the ghostly looking dancer is Renee Berg. She can be seen on that Family Dog video dancing to The Dead in 1970, and also featured during Hawkwinds legendary Space Ritual shows at the end of 1972.

Finished the 10/4/80 disc, and it's really good! On to 10/6. Glad I got this release.

... good day to GO back and
- revisit syracuse,
- october 22nd 1983
- - IIRC, just a wonderful set 2
- - - and a next level terrapin ->thru-> wheel
> dope jams for '83
>> archive identifier gd.1983-10-22.148290.sdb
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PEACE for ALL

Playin in the band.
Hey daverock - I thought the 3rd guitar on the quicksilver gig might be Dino?
It’s kind of quick and just during Mona. (And not too bad)
I haven’t thought Hawkwind (or Renee) in a long time as well….my next listen.
Have an excellent day ya all…cheers

I'm guessing set 2 is disc 3 for Dave's #57 Per, Dave on SIRIUS today

The 2 CD RSD release was waiting for me at the PO when I got back into town. Yeah, my brother Crow, it's awesome that you could order a RSD release like this online and have it delivered within days! Glad that worked out! Returned reels with the assisstance of ABCD Enterprises. Sweet acoustic Dead!

To Lay Me Down (OMFG)

fond memory of listening to that on tape on a hillside while in a special mindset

I would love to relive that day...oh, yeah.

That is a really great TLMD on the 'new' Warfield set. No lie, I got a little misty hearing it.

Also, I wanted to mention Real Gone has issued Dicks 5 (Oakland 12/26/79), in case anybody's interested. To my amazement, they still have copies DiP 4, btw.

To wake beside you, my love, still sleeping
To tell sweet lies, one last time, and say good night

JGB Mach 1, 1991 on vinyl. 5/22/77 on vinyl. Was visiting mom in Greenville SC where there is Horizon Records. Excellent GD and jazz collections. I bought the 5/22/77 a year ago over the phone and just brought it back to Vancouver. Spectacular vinyl same for the JGB. Also got Andrew Hill and Yusef Lateef. Tried to order 5 Trios but the wife put her foot down! She correctly pointed out we are out of room for more music and the subscription and box set will be coming.

... last 5 includes
Grateful Dead: Infrared Roses (1991)
Dire Straits: live at the BBC
Johnny Cash: Carousel Ballroom 4/24/68 (Bear's Sonic Journals)
Little Feat: Waiting for Columbus
Grateful Dead: STEAL YOUR FACE Volume 2
* PEACE for ALL *

The other day I notice that the Lee Morgan Lighthouse set is available again on vinyl. For a mere $350! So I figured I should listen to my CD set and remind myself that I already own this music. It's not working! I still wanna buy the vinyl! What the fuck is wrong with me?

Was just looking at the Garcia Family 25% sale and thinking wow, there's one I would really like and it's on sale with flat $5. shipping but before I hit add to cart I said to myself, "Self I sez, you don't have the room in your CD rack and you're addicted to buying more stuff you may not even listen to more than a few times. Remember the George Carlin bit about buying a bigger house, then filling it with more stuff, then needing a bigger house, lol." Then I went to the collection and saw I bought that one last year and haven't even listened to it yet. DOH! So anyway Garcia Provisions is having a great sale for all of us consumers. Believe it if you need it. Oh, and I showed great self restraint and did not buy the RGM DiP5 vinyl either. CCRIDER's wife is right!
Cheers
Today's listens : Garcia Live Vol. 4 from 3-22-78 (but that Legion of Mary from 1974 still looks temping on the Garcia site) then back to the ETR box later.

I have the Light House cds. Bought them years ago at Red Devil Records in San Rafael when I lived there. Saw the vinyl and damn near pulled the trigger. My music is literally piling up. Music, bikes, and telescopes. My poor wife! 12/26/79 currently. Forgot how good this is. As good as vinyl can be the context dependence of GD makes vinyl less attractive for me. Breaking stuff up like the second set of 12/26/79 hurts the magic. IMHO.

Nothing wrong with you vinyl sounds great. I have a lot of the Tone Poet releases from Blue Note-they now have a monthly subscription-perhaps inspired by Bobby. Sound and vinyl quality are mind boggling. If I was brave enough I would get the Light House on vinyl but alas I am a coward!

Mhmmm

1972

Re : Your tour 0f '78.
When I 1st got that July box the 7-3 show from St. Paul was the sleeper surprise one for some reason. Don't remember much at this point about Omaha but KC was a raging good time. I need to do that box again soon.
Cheers
Got that 5-14-78 show on my to do list after seeing your post on POTDWD. Thanks!
Also using this time to donate to the Archive.

Hey fellow heads,…I just got my copy of this great book (was kickstarter) yesterday and you really should check it out. About a thousand copies left and available to general public now. Bill took photos at Alpine Valley in late 80s in parking lot and has taken new photos of the same subjects now. David Gans interviewed them and wrote great words between the images. I’ve got no financial interest in this, just sharing a really cool thing.

44 years ago I was up at the San Mateo County Fairgrounds for a benefit show with the Good old Grateful Dead. The show started with Mickey Hart and Mere Saunders . Then the Dead minus Brent backed Joan Baez for an acoustic set. The Dead came back out for a killer electric set. The show was held in Fiesta Hall , a very small venue. A great warm-up for 81 Oakland December shows.

33 years ago I was up in Oakland for a cool show with the Good old Grateful Dead . Crazy Fingers, Dark Star, SOTM, and a Rain encore. Fun Times.

BH Surfers - Independent Worm Saloon

Rolling Stones
Their Satanic Majesties Request

Was listening to these two shows. Dave's 54, Dave's 21. The first one just bc it needed more listening and the second bc I thought, "hey, same tour, and that was the first show I ever got when I subbed to the DP series, and it's been a minute..."

Fine, fine music. Thanks lads - thanks for ALL of it. Edit: and THANK YOU Donna. How could I leave you out. We miss you!

Andrew Hill Andrew!!!
Yusef Lateeff 1984
King Gizzard Live Acoustic in San Diego

last night

GD cover band called Deal

They were REALLY good

Channeled GD energy

🫠🫠🫠

Birdsong…..nice way to start a Sunday

12/19/1973 - beautiful ensemble playing. Jazz rock the way no one else played it. This pressing on vinyl is immaculate too, which bodes well for the upcoming Dicks 5 release.

7/7&8/78
Aaaaaawoooo, werewolves of red rocks, awooo

Oro,
One of Cuervo Azul's fav 1st sets 7-7-78.
Start of the 2nd set 7-8-78 the amps were buzzing! Set to 11.
And 7-8-78 my favorite short Other One! Spooky!
Even that recording freaked out a friend of mine.
Full disclosure, see my name.
Oh, and if it's half way through the 1st set and you're trying to walk through the 12th row, don't trip over the guy on the cement in a fetal position. He will be OK in a few minutes.
Cheers
And don't forget to look for Miss Australia!

9/14/74

last nights show again prepping for his final intimate show in Austin tonight thank you Nugs.

This is in line with all the Mickey & the hart beats gigs.
I know it’s Harvey and Jerry, unclear who else.
More than likely members of the Elvin bishop group.
I’m listening to the 36 min. Jam that goes into “Don’t Fight it”
Bad ass stuff…..Harvey is one of mt heroes !
This came in a box set of Harvey’s called the snake box !

... lead today
going with '73
as in march 31st 1973
@ buffalo memorial auditorium
2-CDR's recently unearthed
from boxes labelled "CD's"
found in our downstairs closet :]
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PEACE for ALL!

12/15/78 later

the "review" in Compendium was less-than-complimentary

While it's not 8/27/72, it still has some good stuff.

Some of those compendium reviews were very off-target, written by some very cranky yutzes.

OKC, 10/19/73. I kinda feel this gets forgotten about. Why, I have no idea.

DiP 19 Disc 3 easily one of my all time freaking favorite slices of released archival GD. Pure magic. Mind Left Body

Listening now.

With the latest Dave's pick, the Garden box and the ETR box, I had to revisit the 5-16-81 at Cornell from 30 trips. 1981 really had some grate life to it.

from the new 2CD release

If you don't already have this - run, don't walk - and find yourself a copy

exquisite - a shining jewel

once again

this beautiful beautiful To Lay Me Down

To lie with you once more, to lie with you
With our dreams entwined together
To wake beside you, my love still sleeping

39 years ago I was up in Oakland for Garcia's 1st show back with the Dead, all I can say is you should have been there. Garcia kicked it off with Touch of Grey and the crowd just exploded! Like I say you had to be there. What a great birthday present.

Any info on 58.. ?

... a surprising xmas,
as vinyl store son says
just wait 'til
santa arrives
.
i say,
10-4!

5/14/78 Providence (30 Trips)
courtesy of Oro over on POTDWD

The Nutcracker-Berliner Philharmoniker
The Chieftains- Bells of Dublin
Noel, Christmas at King’s - King’s College Choir

I too was there and yes you had to be there. The energy and emotion................

IWT TOO. It was very emotional.