The Grateful Thread

Discussion in 'Music Corner' started by JRM, Apr 11, 2014.

  1. Tom H

    Tom H Forum Resident

    Location:
    Kapolei, Hawaii
    Rockin' the Rhein today.

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  2. Rne

    Rne weltschmerz

    Location:
    Malaver
    That Dark Star>Me and My Uncle>Dark Star>Wharf Rat>Sugar Magnolia is serious business. One of my favorite Dark Stars ever.
     
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  3. Scopitone

    Scopitone Caught the last train for the coast

    Location:
    Denver, CO
    Crimson White & Indigo
    7/7/89

    Terrific "Fire".
     
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  4. rockinlazys

    rockinlazys Forum Resident

    Location:
    Rhode Island
    Funny was spinning Sticky Dave & The Gooey Bud Boys: Six Rivers Brewery 11-1-01 Fun show...
    Set 1- Acoustic
    Dark Hollow
    Freight Train Boogie
    I'm Troubled
    Ripple
    John Hardy's Wedding
    Oh Babe it ain't no lie
    Get my baby out of jail
    Turtle Dove
    Panama Red>
    Free Mexican Airforce>
    Panama Red>
    Don,t Bogart that Joint
    Cumberland Blues

    Set 2- Electric
    Kick in the Head>
    Warrior's Path>
    Wicked Messenger>
    Wizard Son>
    Jam>
    Kick in the head
    -Encore-
    Imagine>
    Earl's Girls

    Dan and Jan?
     
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  5. fishcane

    fishcane Dirt Farmer

    Location:
    Finger Lakes,NY


    10/31/91 Dark Star w/ Key-Z and Gary Duncan

    how do you like your blue-eyed boy now,
    Mister Death
    ?
     
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  6. JRM

    JRM Forum Resident Thread Starter

    Location:
    Eugene, Oregon
    Now playing Halloween 1970, from SUNY Stony Brook. Til The Morning Comes, electric Dark Hollow, and a hot Viola Lee Blues are all highlights. The Viola transition into Cumberland is killer, and the only time those two were paired up. This was also the last Viola ever played.

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  7. Samadams757

    Samadams757 Forum Resident

    Listened to the full show of 10/31/71 and some of 11/5/77 getting ready for DaP 12.
     
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  8. picassoson

    picassoson Forum Resident

    Location:
    New York
    My mom was at this show! She said it went on and on and it was terrible. :D
     
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  9. rockinlazys

    rockinlazys Forum Resident

    Location:
    Rhode Island
    This afternoon went on a walk in local park with my wife and where talking about putting on music there with no electricity and I said generators. First of all it seemed like half the folks on tour got busted that sunny afternoon(Some Guy) walked into that PS and walked out with a dozen folks. Feeling magical he Cosmic Whimped 5 or 6 angry cops with at least 10 stickers each. Walked over that crazy bridge and me and my ex found a spot (it was easy no one was there) and all during the first set we where complaining about the terrible sound. At intermission a bunch of friends walked up to us and we started complaining and they all BUSTED up pointing at two huge generators not 5 feet behind us (DUMB DEADHEADS)!
     
  10. JRM

    JRM Forum Resident Thread Starter

    Location:
    Eugene, Oregon
    Wow, epic!
     
  11. JRM

    JRM Forum Resident Thread Starter

    Location:
    Eugene, Oregon
    Werewolves of London

    Obviously this one gets some attention on Halloween. The last three performances were on Halloween (85, 90 and 91) - but prior to those, it hadn't been played on Halloween. For some reason I thought the 85 one was the first time it was played (maybe because I had the cassette way back in the 80s and had never heard a version before that). But it had been done nine times in Spring of 1978! Here is the first one...

    http://relisten.net/grateful-dead/1978/4/19/werewolves-in-london
     
  12. GerryO

    GerryO Senior Member

    Location:
    Bodega Bay, CA
  13. US Blues

    US Blues Undermining Consensus Reality

    Legend holds that Billy got in a snit before the show in '85 (his snits are sometimes of monstrous proportions) and refused to go on-stage if the band did not open with Werewolves. In response to an irascible drummer they worked it up in the dressing room and performed it that night.

    The versions from 1978 are great fun, the final one of those at Red Rocks 7.8.78 is Epic.

    Happy Samhain!
     
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  14. Claxton

    Claxton I like chicks and cars and partyin’ hard

    Location:
    The 817, TX
    Sampled a bit of my Dave's Picks 12 that came in the mail today: about half of the first disc and the Scarlet/Fire on disc 3.
     
  15. RayS

    RayS A Little Bit Older and a Little Bit Slower

    Location:
    Out of My Element
    "You can't always trust your mother." - Lou Reed
     
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  16. fishcane

    fishcane Dirt Farmer

    Location:
    Finger Lakes,NY
    attention Deadheads!
    Sam Cutler posted this on his FB page and I know many of you have been to a lot of shows thru the years:

    FOR ALL YOU DEADHEADS OUT THERE !!!
    YOU could be featured in the upcoming GD documentary!

    Hey now! As you may have recently heard, the Grateful Dead have partnered with executive producer Martin Scorsese and director Amir Bar-Lev to produce a career-spanning documentary film in advance of their 50th Anniversary in 2015. The producers have been working closely with the Dead, as well as Justin Kreutzmann and David Lemieux, to put together a project we expect you'll be hearing much more about in the coming months.
    Because so much of the Dead's story involves YOU, the Dead Heads, we want you to be involved. We're looking for submissions of:
    Photos / home videos of you / your friends on tour with the Grateful Dead
    Photos / home videos of Grateful Dead taping culture
    Grateful Dead performance footage
    News footage of the Grateful Dead
    Important Notes:
    Please do not send any photos or videos initially, please only send us a short note telling us what you have available including show date, and a general description (example: "6/10/73, RFK Stadium parking lot footage of my friends and me before the show, shot on Super 8 sound film").
    We must know what years the material was shot, what format it was shot in, and what format it is currently in. (i.e. super 8, mini DVD, etc.)
    Please let us know if this footage is a dub, original, edited, or a camera original. Please let us know if you are the sole rights holder for the material.
    Please let us know if you're capable of digitizing and uploading the material. If we use the material in the final film we will pay you a licensing fee and give you credit.
    Send your photo and video/film listings to us at [email protected] and we’ll be in touch if we’d like to see your photos or footage. Just to reiterate: Please do not send any attachments, the server will automatically reject anything but an email.
    Thank you,
     
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  17. Archtop

    Archtop Soft Dead Crimson Cow

    Location:
    Greater Boston, MA
    Best Playing in the Band of the tour, right there. But you have to let it grow, so to speak.
     
  18. Jerry

    Jerry Grateful Gort Staff

    Location:
    New England
    Winterland 5/29 and 5/30 1971. Sweet SQ!!!!
     
  19. Bingo

    Bingo Forum Resident

    Location:
    The Bronx

    Muchismo Garcias :)
     
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  20. Claxton

    Claxton I like chicks and cars and partyin’ hard

    Location:
    The 817, TX
    Woo hoo, 30 Days of Dead is up!
     
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  21. Aardvark23

    Aardvark23 Forum Resident

    Location:
    North Carolina
    This mornings dose 'o dead was the Capitol Center 3/14/90 from the new Spring '90 box set. A great Loose Lucy on that one!
     
  22. Tom H

    Tom H Forum Resident

    Location:
    Kapolei, Hawaii
    Dick's Picks Vol 17
    9-25-1991, Boston Garden
     
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  23. Scopitone

    Scopitone Caught the last train for the coast

    Location:
    Denver, CO
    Today's random show from http://relisten.net/grateful-dead/1973/9/24. It's a matrix, but reviews suggest it's dubious quality. I am up to "Sugaree" now, and the sound is a bit muddy but definitely listenable.

    Or maybe I am just a "Sugaree" fanatic? :D



    09/24/73 Pittsburgh Civic Arena - Pittsburgh, PA
    Set 1:

    Promised Land
    Sugaree
    Jack Straw
    They Love Each Other
    Mexicali Blues
    Loose Lucy
    Looks Like Rain
    Row Jimmy
    Big River
    China Cat Sunflower
    I Know You Rider
    Around And Around

    Set 2:
    Ramble On Rose
    El Paso
    Mississippi Half-Step
    Greatest Story Ever Told
    China Doll
    Truckin'
    Nobody's Fault But Mine
    Eyes Of The World
    WRS Prelude
    WRS Part 1
    Let It Grow
    Encore:
    Sugar Magnolia
     
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  24. JRM

    JRM Forum Resident Thread Starter

    Location:
    Eugene, Oregon
    Truckin > Nobody's Fault is fantastic...first NFBM since 1966...
     
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  25. Scopitone

    Scopitone Caught the last train for the coast

    Location:
    Denver, CO

    Awesome. Looking forward to it.

    I have an hour's drive to my brother's tonight to watch the Invicta Fights PPV (I know one of the girls fighting on it - coolness). And then an hour back home late tonight.

    I think I will burn CDs of Barton Hall 5/8/77 (seamons matrix) and bring it with me for me the drive. I have listened to it off and on, but it's about time it got a proper listen.

    Unless someone has a better suggestion for a soundboard I can grab from etree in the next couple of hours? :D
     

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