Grateful Dead Dave's Picks 2017 Subscription Thread

Is there missing material from Dave's Pick Vol. 24?

• 13 song first set - 1 hour and 38 minutes
• 5 song second set - 1 hour and 7 minutes

 

They had to play a shorter concert because of an university curfew.

Edit: In fact, Bob mentions that they ran out of time.

 

There’s a shortage of songs but a surplus of octaves so it evens out.

 

One of the very best, if not the best, sounding Dave's Pick releases.

 

In my opinion it is the worst sounding. Both of us are right.

 

Any one know where/how to access this thing?

 

Click the link in the email. It's nothing impressive though; a Bertha head on a 1920/1080 white background.

 

Wow! #8464 has landed!
That was fast

 

You guys in the old thread

 

Deleted! Hey let's start a Grateful Dead Dave's Picks 2019 Subscription Thread so me and Bonzo can be more confused.

DIGGIN' DA BASS on 24. Yup, I said that.

 

HOW DARE YE?!!

 

So I just received #26, haven't begun to listen yet.
When looking around at setlist lists there seems to be some confusion about this show. 1971-11-17

Does set one end with One More Saturday Night?
Does set two start with Sugar Magnolia and the encore was Ramble on Rose?

 

It’s been addressed elsewhere. Deadbase is wrong. Set 1 ends with OMSN, Set 2 begins with Ramble On Rose.

 

DP 26 no.14823 lands safely in Bradford on Avon

 

Just stumbled across this and not sure how many know this but ABCD Enterprises was started by some attorney Deadheads who took on the task of getting Betty's lost tapes back into the right hands so they could be preserved and released. I just recently saw this similar write-up about in my school's newsletter-- pretty incredible stuff:

Lawyers share quest to recover, restore and return Grateful Dead concert recordings > Detroit Legal News

 

“Although ABCD did not receive a profit for returning the Grateful Dead Betty Boards, we do recognize pride and satisfaction of doing the right thing and getting the job done the right way,” said Acker.

Wow, nice. Good Samaritans, indeed.

ABCD should form a band and call themselves "Betty Board Saviors and The Holding Company".

 

Very cool story, thanks for posting that link.

 

I am a Professor at Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo, where it says this lawyer is an alum, and I had no idea there was this connection. Interesting read. Thanks.

 

We Are Everywhere.

 

Very cool read to the backstory of ABCD...although surprised Rob Eaton wasn't mentioned in the article.

 

ABCD... Cool story, but would love to read a more in-depth story...

 

And I am a graduate of the same law school as these tape-returning attorneys.

 

Here's the story in PDF from the Cooley alumni magazine, Benchmark (which can be downloaded for free):

Cooley alum story regarding GD tapes

 

Short Q&A with attorneys:

 

Longer interview with attorneys: