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Just played the DVD of Fillmore East 2/14/70 again.
I forget where I got it from, I probably say where earlier in this thread.

It's handheld and pretty beat up footage with plenty of fractals and spacy **** to fill in the missing video.
It's TS'ed from soundboard that sounds friggin sweet though.

It has Dark Star (no vid)
Hard To Handle & Mason's Children :thmbsp:
and a few others

The HTH has well synched vid of Pigpen singing and Jerry playing so it really makes it.
 
August 27, 1972 @ Old Renaissance Faire Grounds, Veneta, OR (AKA the Sunshine Daydream movie) - 2 DVD from Trader's Den

I mini-reviewed it here http://www.audiokarma.org/forums/showthread.php?p=5422040#post5422040

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Playing in the car today:

Philadelphia Spectrum April 22, 1977

Set 1 Promised Land, Mississippi Half Step, Looks Like Rain, Deal, El Paso, Tennessee Jed, Estimated Prophet, Peggy-O, Playin' In The Band
Set 2 Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain, Samson & Delilah, It Must Have Been The Roses, Dancin' In The Streets-> I Got My Mojo Workin-> Dancin' In The Streets-> The Wheel-> Terrapin Station

Sounds GREAT, Less filling! :tresbon:
 
Just started watching the movie of Tivoli Concerthall, Copenhagen - April 17, 1972 - Sourced from Traders' Den

On Cold rain & Snow the video hasn't matched the audio at all
It's the correct band, playing the correct instruments but that's it.
Video has Bobby soloing, audio is Jerry singing - like that

Ahhhh, here we go...
Me & Bobby McGee is actually synched :banana: I hope the rest of the movie is correct.
It's from a Danish TV show so it's pro-shot and the sound is excellent.

They must have lost the vid for CR&S and just added random vid.

Chinatown Shuffle is correct too & Pig's singing so I gots to go :)
 
Playing in the car today:

Passaic NJ Capitol Theater April 27, 1977

The same night as the famous Zeppelin Cleveland OH "Destroyer" show

Set 1 - Promised Land, Mississippi Half Step, Looks Like Rain, Sugaree, El Paso, Row Jimmy, Minglewood Blues, Loser, The Music Never Stopped
Set 2 - Estimated Prophet, Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain, Good Lovin', Ramble On Rose, Samson & Delilah, Terrapin Station-> Morning Dew
Encore: Johnny B. Goode


If Salvatore Dali painted Jerry Garcia

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Hey Mowgli

I've only listened to the 28th online (and I'm certainly not qualified to write any kind of review :nono:) but to my novice ears, Lesh just stars! The more I listen, the more my jaw just drops. Had to have been just great for Jerry to bounce off of nightly too. The crowd seems quite lively and having a great time. Overall, great stuff! Always appreciate your insight.

Cranking my favorite show (International Speedway 69) in the house right now.

I have it on tape somewhere, but that old 5th gen doesn't compare to what we have available these days

Gotta love Al Gore's Internet thingamajig

International Speedway in Hollywood Fla. on December 28, 1969

Partial Show:

Good Lovin' ->
Drums ->
Good Lovin'
Cold Rain And Snow - "Hey, your lense cap is on, you."
Hard To Handle
Mason's Children
Turn On Your Love Light (cuts)

and the electric Set from McFarlin Auditorium, SMU in Dallas on December 26, 1969

*** Electric Set ***
16) [05:05] Hard To Handle
17) [05:07] Cold Rain And Snow *
01) [05:51] China Cat Sunflower-> *
02) [05:36] Jam-> I Know You Rider->
03) [08:26] High Time <-discarded
04) [00:05] stage banter
05) [03:15] Me And My Uncle
06) [02:05] stage banter
07) [23:59] Dark Star//
08) [04:11] //New Speedway Boogie
09) [00:05] stage banter
10) [14:21] Turn On Your Love Light
 
The Oklahoma City show on DP 19 starts off kinda slow & usual but Disc 3 is killer.
Eyes of the World was just playing and what a wicked jam!
All of side 3 shows just how much they had progressed from psych to jazz.

:tresbon:
 
I can't get enough of this Throwing Stones from Tapers' Section

6x in a row this time - just killer :)

Here are the lyrics:

Picture a bright blue ball just spinning, spinning free
Dizzy with eternity.
Paint it with a skin of sky, brush in some clouds and sea
Call it home for you and me.
A peaceful place or so it looks from space
A closer look reveals the human race.
Full of hope, full of grace, is the human face.
But afraid, we may lay our home to waste.
There's a fear down here we can't forget hasn't got a name just yet
Always awake, always around singing ashes to ashes all fall down.
Now watch as the ball revolves and the nighttime calls
And again the hunt begins and again the bloodwind calls
By and by again, the morning sun will rise
But the darkness never goes from some men's eyes.
It strolls the sidewalks and it rolls the streets
Staking turf, dividing up meat.
Nightmare spook, piece of heat, you and me, you and me.
Click, flashblade in ghetto night. Rudies looking for a fight.
Rat cat alley roll them bones. Need that cash to feed that jones
And the politicians throwing stones
Singing ashes, ashes all fall down.
Commissars and pin-striped bosses role the dice
Any way they fall guess who gets to pay the price.
Money green or proletarian gray, selling guns instead of food today.
So the kids they dance, they shake their bones
While the politicians throwing stones
Singing ashes, ashes all fall down.
Heartless powers try to tell us what to think
If the spirit's sleeping, then the flesh is ink.
History's page, it is thusly carved in stone
The future's here, we are it, we are on our own.
If the game is lost then we're all the same
No one left to place or take the blame.
We will leave this place an empty stone
Or this shining ball of blue we can call our home
So the kids they dance, they shake their bones
While the politicians are throwing stones
Singing ashes, ashes all fall down.
Shipping powders back and forth
Singing "black goes south while white comes north"
And the whole world full of petty wars
Singing "I got mine and you got yours."
And the current fashions set the pace.
Lose your step, fall out of grace.
And the radical he rant and rage, Singing "someone got to turn the page"
And the rich man in his summer home,
Singing "Just leave well enough alone"
But his pants are down, his cover's blown
And the politicians are throwing stones
So the kids they dance they shake their bones
Cause its all too clear we're on our own
Picture a bright blue ball just spinning, spinning free
It's dizzying, the possibilities. Ashes, Ashes all fall down.

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Try this Throwing Stones I scooped from TS on for size

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Pretty good.One of my favorite Dead songs,but I've heard a couple I like better.

I never got into the Dead,until just a couple of years before Jerry died,I was so heavily into punk/post punk,and before that stuff like pub rock and glitter.

And no it isn't the same without Jerry,but I don't miss him,the way I do someone like Joe Strummer,or even George Harrison,who I have just been getting back into heavily.
 
To be honest, he probably has nothing new left. Nor do most aging rock stars and bands. The Allman Bros, McCartney, the Stones, Roger Waters, etc all can still get up there and give a great show. But most if not all rely on classic material that is decades old.

They are now nostalgia acts. The thing is, is that not what we want? I saw an interview wth Steve Miller where he joked that everytime he does a new song, people get up to reload on beer or hit the can.

I saw Phil & Friend open up for the ABB. I enjoyed them. New twist on old material. And the only way to get a latent Dead fix. Unless one imibibes in..... Tribute Bands.:sigh:

Most rock stars are resting on their laurels. If they are not trying anything new, maybe we should be thankful because it could very well be substandard.

You know,the same is pretty much true of rock as a genre.I've heard a few interesting bands in the 00's/10's,but the few that stick out in my mind as being "good" are bands like The Horrors,and A Place To Bury The Strangers,bands who are basically recycling what groups like Joy Division,Bauhaus,The Church,and the early Cure were doing 30+ years ago.I have long since given up hope of anything new happening in music,and have mostly been listening to classical,post punk,and obscure 60s in that order.
 
Pretty good.One of my favorite Dead songs,but I've heard a couple I like better.

One of my favorite GD songs also.
I've only heard a few versions because I'm more of a 60s-70s GD fan.
I happened upon this version from Tapers Section at Dead.net

If you know of better versions please do tell.
I'd love to get any shows with hot Throwing Stones :yes:
 
You know,the same is pretty much true of rock as a genre.I've heard a few interesting bands in the 00's/10's,but the few that stick out in my mind as being "good" are bands like The Horrors,and A Place To Bury The Strangers,bands who are basically recycling what groups like Joy Division,Bauhaus,The Church,and the early Cure were doing 30+ years ago.I have long since given up hope of anything new happening in music,and have mostly been listening to classical,post punk,and obscure 60s in that order.

I tend to agree. R&R is a victim of its own success, among other things. The genre was barely over the decade mark when it branched off into multiple directions and hit its peak. At this point in time, its all been done.
 
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