GDead Thread

[mehead]

Makes sense that they have to give those away.

I did this the last time they offered it and I wore it once. It was the cheapest, shittiest shirt I've ever owned.

Which one? My Aoxomoxoa shirt is not the worst shirt ever.

I ordered the same one and still wear it quite a bit. Has held up really well.

[PIE-GUY]

Makes sense that they have to give those away.

I did this the last time they offered it and I wore it once. It was the cheapest, shittiest shirt I've ever owned.

Which one? My Aoxomoxoa shirt is not the worst shirt ever.

I don't remember other than it was yellow and the print faded on first wash and it was so short my belly hung out. And I got the XXL

[VA $l!m]

enjoyed this one today.
check out bobby's MAdonna shirt!

[emay]

enjoyed this one today.
check out bobby's MAdonna shirt!

Hell yeah, love that video.

[VA $l!m]

enjoyed this one today.
check out bobby's MAdonna shirt!

Hell yeah, love that video.

its cool too cause its right on the heels of the In the Dark release. like 3 weeks after.
you can tell they are  bustling with energy but the scene doesnt even know it quite yet.

[rowjimmy]

Really great vid.

[Caravan2001]

That is awesome.  I missed seeing that show by like a week. Was in LA visiting my best friend like 6-7 days later and he went.  Went back in December and we drove up for two shows of the NYE run, my only GD NYE run.  '87 kills.

[mattstick]

Lovin' this one from '86

Grateful Dead

March 28, 1986
Cumberland County Civic Center
Portland, ME
Sets I & II

From the Rich Gastwirt Collection

Schoeps CMC4/MK4 > Oade pcm > Bryant pcm patch > Gastwirt dat (cloned from Bryant pcm)

Charlie Miller Transfer: Dat (Panasonic SV-3700) > Tascam DA-3000 > wav 16/44

Edited & Mastered in Audacity by Joe Noel; Wave > Flac 16/44

Notes
- Water damage caused digi static & tape breaks throughout this beautiful recording.
- Each patch was either or normalized, eq'd & leveled.  In some cases all of the above.
- Some digi static remains but only between song.   
- Check out Weir takin' a verse in Iko.  Gets Jerry talkin' bout Hey Now!
- Twenty count intro for BIODTL
- "we want Phil" chant before BoR.  "Here I is folk." -Phil
- Nary a ticket for these two shows, scored em both in trades.
- Lets just say while having some fun the boys paced themselves.

- Set I -
s1t01 - tuning
s1t02 - Iko Iko
s1t03 - Beat It On Down The Line
s1t04 - Loser
s1t05 - Good Time Blues
s1t06 - Me and My Uncle ->
s1t07 - Mexicali Blues
s1t08 - Althea
s1t09 - Box of Rain

- Set II -
s2t01 - tuning
s2t02 - Playin' in the Band ->
s2t03 - Franklin's Tower ->
s2t04 - I Need A Miracle ->
s2t05 - Playin' in the Jam ->
s2t06 - Drums ->
s2t07 - Space ->
s2t08 - The Wheel ->
s2t09 - Dear Mr. Fantasy ->
s2t10 - Playin' in the Band reprise ->
s2t11 - Around & Around ->
s2t12 - Good Lovin'
      - encore
s2t13 - It's All Over Now Baby

Grateful for:
- The Oade Brother's stellar efforts in recording this show & for allowing Robert Bryant to patch out of their rig.
- Rich Gastwirt for sharing his source DAT with us.
- Charlie Miller's tireless efforts in producing such kind transfer.
- Joe D'Amico for the patch source

[Caravan2001]

Lovin' this one from '86

Grateful Dead

March 28, 1986
Cumberland County Civic Center
Portland, ME
Sets I & II

From the Rich Gastwirt Collection

Schoeps CMC4/MK4 > Oade pcm > Bryant pcm patch > Gastwirt dat (cloned from Bryant pcm)

Charlie Miller Transfer: Dat (Panasonic SV-3700) > Tascam DA-3000 > wav 16/44

Edited & Mastered in Audacity by Joe Noel; Wave > Flac 16/44

Notes
- Water damage caused digi static & tape breaks throughout this beautiful recording.
- Each patch was either or normalized, eq'd & leveled.  In some cases all of the above.
- Some digi static remains but only between song.   
- Check out Weir takin' a verse in Iko.  Gets Jerry talkin' bout Hey Now!
- Twenty count intro for BIODTL
- "we want Phil" chant before BoR.  "Here I is folk." -Phil
- Nary a ticket for these two shows, scored em both in trades.
- Lets just say while having some fun the boys paced themselves.

- Set I -
s1t01 - tuning
s1t02 - Iko Iko
s1t03 - Beat It On Down The Line
s1t04 - Loser
s1t05 - Good Time Blues
s1t06 - Me and My Uncle ->
s1t07 - Mexicali Blues
s1t08 - Althea
s1t09 - Box of Rain

- Set II -
s2t01 - tuning
s2t02 - Playin' in the Band ->
s2t03 - Franklin's Tower ->
s2t04 - I Need A Miracle ->
s2t05 - Playin' in the Jam ->
s2t06 - Drums ->
s2t07 - Space ->
s2t08 - The Wheel ->
s2t09 - Dear Mr. Fantasy ->
s2t10 - Playin' in the Band reprise ->
s2t11 - Around & Around ->
s2t12 - Good Lovin'
      - encore
s2t13 - It's All Over Now Baby

Grateful for:
- The Oade Brother's stellar efforts in recording this show & for allowing Robert Bryant to patch out of their rig.
- Rich Gastwirt for sharing his source DAT with us.
- Charlie Miller's tireless efforts in producing such kind transfer.
- Joe D'Amico for the patch source

Good one!

[nab]

Lovin' this one from '86

Grateful Dead

March 28, 1986
Cumberland County Civic Center
Portland, ME
Sets I & II

From the Rich Gastwirt Collection

Schoeps CMC4/MK4 > Oade pcm > Bryant pcm patch > Gastwirt dat (cloned from Bryant pcm)

Charlie Miller Transfer: Dat (Panasonic SV-3700) > Tascam DA-3000 > wav 16/44

Edited & Mastered in Audacity by Joe Noel; Wave > Flac 16/44

Notes
- Water damage caused digi static & tape breaks throughout this beautiful recording.
- Each patch was either or normalized, eq'd & leveled.  In some cases all of the above.
- Some digi static remains but only between song.   
- Check out Weir takin' a verse in Iko.  Gets Jerry talkin' bout Hey Now!
- Twenty count intro for BIODTL
- "we want Phil" chant before BoR.  "Here I is folk." -Phil
- Nary a ticket for these two shows, scored em both in trades.
- Lets just say while having some fun the boys paced themselves.

- Set I -
s1t01 - tuning
s1t02 - Iko Iko
s1t03 - Beat It On Down The Line
s1t04 - Loser
s1t05 - Good Time Blues
s1t06 - Me and My Uncle ->
s1t07 - Mexicali Blues
s1t08 - Althea
s1t09 - Box of Rain

- Set II -
s2t01 - tuning
s2t02 - Playin' in the Band ->
s2t03 - Franklin's Tower ->
s2t04 - I Need A Miracle ->
s2t05 - Playin' in the Jam ->
s2t06 - Drums ->
s2t07 - Space ->
s2t08 - The Wheel ->
s2t09 - Dear Mr. Fantasy ->
s2t10 - Playin' in the Band reprise ->
s2t11 - Around & Around ->
s2t12 - Good Lovin'
      - encore
s2t13 - It's All Over Now Baby

Grateful for:
- The Oade Brother's stellar efforts in recording this show & for allowing Robert Bryant to patch out of their rig.
- Rich Gastwirt for sharing his source DAT with us.
- Charlie Miller's tireless efforts in producing such kind transfer.
- Joe D'Amico for the patch source

Good one!

The MOTB is no slouch either.  Great show. 

This is a stop worth making in 1986

https://archive.org/details/gd1986-03-28.fob.thompson.motb.88950.flac16

[Caravan2001]

1988 might be my least heard year, though I saw a handful of shows that year.  Have never heard this Worcester show.  It's a smoker, don't sleep on it, especially the second set.  So good.

https://archive.org/details/GratefulDead?and[]=date:1988-04-09%2A

[mattstick]

30 years later for 9/18/87 today.

The pre-drums Shakedown > Women R Smarter > Terrapin gets a lot of hype, but the Bird Song and Morning Dew are some of the highest points of the 80s.

La Bamba must have brought the house down.

First time hearing Knocking' On Heaven's Door after the Dylan tour for a lot of folks I bet too.

It's a classic.

[Caravan2001]

30 years later for 9/18/87 today.

The pre-drums Shakedown > Women R Smarter > Terrapin gets a lot of hype, but the Bird Song and Morning Dew are some of the highest points of the 80s.

La Bamba must have brought the house down.

First time hearing Knocking' On Heaven's Door after the Dylan tour for a lot of folks I bet too.

It's a classic.

Easily one of the best shows I ever saw and likely the best Dew I ever caught.  Didn't realize it was the anny.  Good shit!

[mattstick]

The new Hunter's Trix sounds amazing

*HUNTER'S TRIX - 112*


GRATEFUL DEAD
SANTA FE DOWNS
SANTA FE, NM
SEPTEMBER 10, 1983

JERRY GARCIA - Lead Guitar, Vocals
MICKEY HART - Drums
BILL KREUTZMANN - Drums
PHIL LESH - Electric Bass, Vocals
BRENT MYDLAND - Keyboards, Vocals
BOB WEIR - Rhythm Guitar, Vocals


CD ONE
1 - THE MUSIC NEVER STOPPED (9:38)
2 - THEY LOVE EACH OTHER (8:31)
3 - MY BROTHER ESAU (6:13)
4 - BIG RAILROAD BLUES > (5:22)
5 - BEAT IT ON DOWN THE LINE (4:05)
6 - TENNESSEE JED (8:51)
7 - MINGLEWOOD BLUES > (7:15)
8 - CHINA CAT SUNFLOWER > (6:17)
9 - I KNOW YOU RIDER (5:12)
10 - WOMEN ARE SMARTER (7:29)
11 - CUMBERLAND BLUES (8:28)

CD TWO
1 - PLAYING IN THE BAND > (12:14)
2 - CHINA DOLL > (9:28)
3 - DRUMS > (8:04)
4 - SPACE > (10:56)
5 - THE OTHER ONE > (9:33)
6 - GOIN' DOWN THE ROAD FEELING BAD > (6:39)
7 - ONE MORE SATURDAY NIGHT (5:01)
8 - COLD RAIN AND SNOW (5:48)


Matrix by Hunter Seamons, 9/22/17
SBD transfer by Charlie Miller, 9/7/17 (Cassette Master > Reel > Dat)
AUD recording by billydee (Beyerdynamics 180's > Sony TC-D5M)
AUD transfer by Joe Noel, Larry Sellers & the Philly Crew, 8/8/17
New Mexico photo by Hunter Seamons; concert photo by Phil Rousculp
Dedicated to Mike Scott

Some noteworthy stuff in the bt.etree.org comments too

Worthwhile to remember that Phil sang during the encore for the first time after years of hiatus. He used Bobby's microphone.

I was there and remember how the crowd got jacked up over Phil on Cold Rain and Snow !

[Caravan2001]

Nice. Will heck that out. The other night from this stand is one of my all time faves. Not familiar with this one. Always thought the other night would get an official release.