Amen. I would also say that about Tool.
Pretty far out album. Maybe her trippiest record of all. And I think it gets kind of overlooked, falling between the more famous Hejira and Mingus. I have the record, even though I shoved the CD back cover in here. It’s a two record set … my friend Brian was just raving about record one, while I’ve always really been into sides 3 & 4.
10/14/83 Hartford Civic Center
Trey was in attendance. “There was one Dead show I saw,” Anastasio says as we stop at a light. “One show I’d rank as one of the best concerts I’ve ever seen.” He squints into the distance, remembering. “It was at Hartford Civic Center, 1982 or '83,” he continues. “And it was just a concert, you know? It wasn’t about the vibe; it wasn’t about the scene. I wasn’t hanging out with my friends and stuff. I was just standing there, alone. Just listening to the music.” Wow. And you weren’t on acid or anything. “Oh, no. I was.”
-Spin Magazine
Set 1: Alabama Getaway, Greatest Story Ever Told, They Love Each Other, Mama Tried > Big River, Althea > CC Rider, Tennessee Jed, Hell in a Bucket > Keep Your Day Job
Set2: Scarlet->Fire, Estimated->Eyes->Drums->Spanish Jam->The Other One->Stella Blue->Sugar Magnolia
E: US Blues
Jerry Garcia’s melodic phrasing impresses me more with every show I hear. Don’t ignore Mickey here either. Cool xylophone work.
I’ve been trying to listen to more old skool hip hop lately, but KRS ONE is the only one that really speaks to me.
Lotus- Oil on Glass/Feather on Wood.
Check them out at lotusvibes.com if you haven’t had the pleasure of seeing/hearing them yet.
They have a lot of free stuff to download.
Also check out their All Good Music Festival Set on Archives.
Oh, nice. How is that? I’ve been meaning to listen to that one.
It’s good, not my favorite. Nice to hear a studio version of Steep Grade, Sharp Curve.
I miss real Hip Hop. 
When they still had something to say.
It is still out there, you just gotta poke around.
also
and
always knew cover of the rolling stone. but never really listened to these guys, until now.
Jerry Garcia & Merl Saunders w/John Kahn and someone on drums (Vitt?)
Winterland Arena, San Francisco, CA
October 2, 1973
MSR>DAT4x>Delta DIO 2496>Soundforge>WAV>CD Wave Editor>FLAC
CD #1
It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry
Finders Keepers
The Harder They Come
My Funny Valentine
CD #2
That’s All Right Mama (w/Sara and Matt)
I Second That Emotion
Unknown Blues Song (W/Jellyroll)
How Sweet It Is
Guests:
Martin Fierro (saxophone)
Unknown Player (trumpet)
Unknown Player possibly Matt Kelly (harmonica),
Roger “Jellyroll” Troy (bass, vocals)
Sara Fulcher (vocals)
There are a couple of problems with the mix at the start of It Takes A Lot To laugh and during The Harder They Come.
A GEMS production -±± www.shnflac.net -±± 2007
Jimi Hendrix - An Evening With the Jimi Hendrix Experience
Live at the Royal Albert Hall
London 2/24/1969
Purple Haze Records - HAZE007
Source: Silver Cds > EAC > FLAC > YOU
Disc 1:
- Hear My Train A Comin’ (Afternoon Sound Check)
- Room Full Of Mirrors (Afternoon Sound Check)
- Bleeding Heart (Afternoon Sound Check)
- Concert Intro
- Lover Man
- Stone Free
- Hear My Train A Comin’
- I Don’t Live Today
- Red House
10.Foxy Lady
Disc 2:
- Sunshine Of Your Love
- Bleeding Heart
- Fire
- Little Wing
- Voodoo Chile (Slight Return)
- Room Full of Mirrors
- Purple Haze
- Wild Thing
- Star Spangled Banner
09-24-05 Comes A Time: Tribute to Jerry Garcia, Greek Theatre, Berkeley, CA
Ollin Arageed >
Help on the Way >
Slipknot!
Sugaree
Loser
Brown Eyed Women
Dark Star ->
Bertha
Eyes Of The World
Standing on the Moon
Scarlet Begonias ->
Fire on the Mountain
Stella Blue
The Wheel ->
Uncle John’s Band
He’s Gone
Franklin’s Tower
Brokedown Palace
Dark Star ->
Touch of Grey
Playin’ in the Band:
Bob Weir - guitar, vocals
Billy Kreutzmann - drums
Mickey Hart - percussion
Donna Jean Godchaux-MacKay - backup vocals
Bruce Hornsby - keyboards, vocals
Trey Anastasio - guitar, vocals
Warren Haynes - guitar, vocals
Jimmy Herring - guitar
Michael Kang - mandolin, fiddle (String Cheese Incident)
Jay Lane - drums (Ratdog)
Jeff Chimenti - keyboards (Ratdog)
Mark Karan - guitar (Ratdog)
Robin Sylvester - bass (Ratdog)
Kenny Brooks - saxophone (Ratdog)
Gloria Jones - backup vocals (JGB)
Jackie LaBranch - backup vocals (JGB)
^Great album. Recently I’ve been listening to Life Pursuit by them- I really dig that album.
I’ve been on a Stevie kick lately, and this is a classic.
rules.
ps volume 2 of this is coming out oct 12 or something.
i can only imagine its gonna be just as seck as volume 1.