kruisin
keep on given’r
Thanks BBG, won't be no Sudbury Saturday Night but we have fun, enjoy yours man! :thmbsp:
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Thanks BBG, won't be no Sudbury Saturday Night but we have fun, enjoy yours man! :thmbsp:
BlindBoyGrnt
Nullius in verba
There ya go - no Canada Day would be complete without a Stompin' Tom song (the girls are out to bingo, and the boys are gettin' stinko, and we'll think no more of Inco)
Now:
Grateful Dead ~ Hundred Year Hall
Earlier:
Without A Net
Grateful Dead ~ Hundred Year Hall
Earlier:
Without A Net
fishcane
Well-Known Member
American Beauty is THE test sample album I play whenever checking speaker placements/new speakers or equipt/new rooms/etc.... Simply an amazing album, start to finish. I love every second of it...
David Nelson, Mickey, and Billy have all signed one of my copies as well as Workingmans and they sit framed over my listening area.
Now if I can just get ahold of Robert Hunter, Bob, Phil and Dawg....
David Nelson, Mickey, and Billy have all signed one of my copies as well as Workingmans and they sit framed over my listening area.
Now if I can just get ahold of Robert Hunter, Bob, Phil and Dawg....
Dswankey
Lunatic Member
"Love Will See You Through" that would be Box of Rain
Dswankey
Lunatic Member
Cue up your favorite "Jack Straw" tomorrow in honor of the 4th day of July. Might I suggest the following:
Oxford Plain Motor Speedway, 7/2/88, Phil at his carpet bombing best.
Providence Civic Center, 9/9/87, Jerry just flat out wailed it and the crowd went crazy.
Richmond Coliseum, 11/1/85, DP of this show was horrible listen to the Aud source
Oxford Plain Motor Speedway, 7/2/88, Phil at his carpet bombing best.
Providence Civic Center, 9/9/87, Jerry just flat out wailed it and the crowd went crazy.
Richmond Coliseum, 11/1/85, DP of this show was horrible listen to the Aud source
Dswankey
Lunatic Member
I like the Jack Straw from 10/20/84
Good call!!
Dswankey
Lunatic Member
I have that show I'll have to relisten to it. Great song has always been a fave.
One of my friends invited me over to hear the gear and work on my Marantz's tuner.
He played American Beauty through his McIntosh separates - IIRC:
2-12" woofs
1-8" mid
24- tweets
per side
Yeah, it sounded pretty good
:yes::yes::yes:
http://audiokarma.org/forums/showthread.php?t=388059
My own personal wall of sound.
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Dswankey
Lunatic Member
Deer Creek 6/6/91??, Hornsby sounds really good on this version
Roving Sign
Active Member
Was there also...good 'un!
I think the RFK show the week after takes the cake - surely the best looking setlist I've ever witnessed...
ccklone
The Only Good Head is a Deadhead
Hey Now,
The first song by the Dead at Red Rocks, Jack Straw, was magical that evening. We couldn't believe we were there with the Dead! Then to think an encore of 2 nights at summers end before they were off to Egypt.
Our wedding reception was 3 nights of the Dead at Red Rocks in '82. Only way to get all of our friends in one place to celebrate 8^). Good times......
--
Finest kind,
Chris
The first song by the Dead at Red Rocks, Jack Straw, was magical that evening. We couldn't believe we were there with the Dead! Then to think an encore of 2 nights at summers end before they were off to Egypt.
Our wedding reception was 3 nights of the Dead at Red Rocks in '82. Only way to get all of our friends in one place to celebrate 8^). Good times......
--
Finest kind,
Chris
fishcane
Well-Known Member
RFK was indeed good, but the Giants stadium show kicking off 1st set Eyes and then dropping the DS teases all night was pretty special also. I loved em all, tho, great summer!