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#4361

David Grisman Quintet with Stephane Grappelli, 8-19-77

David Grisman Quintet
August 19, 1977
Great American Music Hall
San Francisco, CA
FM Broadcast

Announcer Intro
E.M.D.
Minor Swing
Swing 51
Band Introductions
Waiting On Vassar
Swing 42
Announcer
Spain
Japan
Opus
Dawg Patch
Fish Scale
Dawg’s Rag
KJAZ Radio Interview With Dawg
Stephane Grappelli Intro
Tipsy Gypsy
Gypsy Swing
Dawg’s Basso
Limehouse Blues
Sweet Georgia Brown

Todd Phillips: fiddle.
Darol Anger: mandolin.
Bill Amantneek: bass.
Tony Rice: guitar.
David Grisman: mandolin.
Stephane Grappelli: violin

Mp3/224k
Download Link
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#4362

The Grateful Dead
May 8, 1977
Barton Hall – Cornell University
Ithaca, NY

Set 1

New Minglewood Blues
Loser
El Paso
They Love Each Other
Jack Straw
Deal
Lazy Lightnin’ ->
Supplication
Brown Eyed Women
Mama Tried
Row Jimmy
Dancing In The Street

Set 2

Scarlet Begonias ->
Fire On The Mountain
Estimated Prophet
Saint Stephen ->
Not Fade Away ->
Saint Stephen ->
Morning Dew

Encore
One More Saturday Night

:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

#4363

Oh, jewels and binoculars hang from the head of the mule.

#4364

My morning of English Premier League Soccer viewing accompanied by the following musical selections…


David Bowie: Fresh from Divorce, The Scary Monsters Cronicles. (The Godfatherecords :: G.R. 580 )
Recorded at Various Venues, Various Dates - 1979-1983.
Studio & Soundboard Recording :: Silver CD :: CBR 320 kbps & FLAC.

  1. Scary Monsters & Super Creeps (alternate Take)
  2. It’s No Game (alternate Take)
  3. Tired Of My Life (demo For “it’s No Game”)
  4. Cameras In Brooklyn (early Version Of “up The Hill Backwards”)
  5. It Happens Everyday (early Version Of “teenage Wildlife”)
  6. Laser (early Version Of “scream Like A Baby”)
  7. Ashes To Ashes (unreleased Disco Remix)
  8. Kingdom Come (alternate Take)
  9. I Am A Laser (recorded With The Astronettes - Different Lyrics)
  10. Because You’re Young (alternate Take)
  11. Is There Life After Marriage? (unreleased)
  12. Panic In Detroit (re-recorded)
  13. Crystal Japan (re-recorded)
  14. Alabama Song (re-recorded)
  15. Ashes To Ashes (“tonight” T.v. Show, Usa, 5 September 1980)
  16. Life On Mars (“tonight” T.v. Show, Usa, 5 September 1980)
  17. The Man Who Sold The World (“saturday Night Live”, T.v. Show, Usa, 15 December, 1979)
  18. Boys Keep Swinging (“saturday Night Live”, T.v. Show, Usa, 15 December, 1979)
  19. Tvc15 (“saturday Night Live”, T.v. Show, Usa, 15 December, 1979)



#4365

You know I never ever listen to this album because I played the fuck out of it when it first came out in high school that I just never think to listen to it. But man is this a great album, especially on a Sunday morning whilst sipping a tasty cappuccino and kickin it in the robe.

#4366

Ironically, Friday Afternoons in the Universe is a great Sunday morning album.

#4367

#4368

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#4370

Leo Kottke & Mike Gordon
Mississippi Nights
St. Louis, MO

Disc 1 - total time 58:48

  1. Disco
  2. Living In the Country*
  3. I’m Going Back To the Old Home@
  4. The Collins Missile
  5. William Powell
  6. talk about Leo’s manager
  7. Rings#
  8. talk about Frizz Fuller
  9. From Pizza Towers To Defeat%
  10. I Can’t Hang
  11. Standing In My Shoes
  12. Last Steam Engine Train^
  13. talk about CD’s early working title
  14. Te Veo

Disc 2 - total time 43:06

  1. Cripple Creek
  2. talk about Clone
  3. Clone
  4. Middle of the Road
  5. Corrina Corrina&
  6. Car Carrier Blues
  7. Ya Mar~
  8. Encore I: Deep River Blues**
  9. Encore II: Eight Miles High@@

*Pete Seeger cover
@Carter Stanley cover
#Eddie Reeves and Alex Harvey cover
%Robert “Frizz” Fuller cover
^John Fahey cover
&Mississippi John Hurt cover
~Cyril Ferguson cover
**Doc Watson cover
@@Roger McGuinn, David Crosby and Gene Clark cover

#4371

Always come back to my first Elton John experience.

#4372

I’ve actually never heard the regular Let It Be album.

I’ve also been listening to a lot of MMW these past few days. I had one of those “Why the eff don’t I listen to this band more often?” moments. Probably gonna listen to them again today.

#4373

:thumbup: :thumbup:

#4374

Been on a country kick, also been listening to damn near every Hank Williams III albums.

#4375

My buddy got the new Sr. box set, 75 15-minute Mother’s Best Recordings. Phenomenal.

#4376

yeah, i watched the “wild and wonderful whites of west virginia” had a lot of HW III. got into him then got on the country bit. definitely enjoy the hell rasing antics of the third a little more.

#4377

Yep, he puts on an amazing show, too. Ass Jack can be a bit much, but on Halloween in Nashville it was fitting.

#4378

Death Magnetic, Guitar Hero mix!

Kind of a tragedy, the Death Magnetic release IMO. Musically it’s a return to form in a way - lots o fast drumming, everything in Eminor :smiley: … but the writing kinda sucks. Metallica’s “Time Turns Elastic” but for an entire record. I guess my main beef is the lyrics, which I’ve mainly tried hard to not hear. But they’re RIGHT IN THE SONGS!! I loved old Metallica lyrics. They forgot how to write great words by the time they got around to Load.

But even more tragic than the failure to meet my unrealistic and selfish expectations :smiley: is the mastering job they did on this album. I bought the vinyl thinking I’d get a better mastering job, but nope. Turns out the Guitar Hero edition of the recording is NOT compressed to the f*ckin wall. I forget how I got this. If you like this album and hate the sound quality, seek this out. Or maybe bug me for it.

The whole album (the official release I mean) second for second, is at one constant volume: loud as possible. No volume dynamic at all, and everything (even the drums) is just a little bit distorted.

There was such a huge outcry from the fan base about it that Lars even publicly defended the mastering, saying something like “that’s how we make records these days.”
:unamused:

I’m often totally amazed at Phish’s live recordings. They must have some badass compressors or some sh!t cuz there’s volume dynamics, there’s no distortion … but they’re still plenty loud. Metallica, call Phish. Maybe they’ll let you borrow Tom too. :smiley:

#4379

Been in a huge funk mood lately.

Lettuce - Rage!
The New Mastersounds - Ten Years On
Parliament - The Gold Album
The Meters - The Meters
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Freaky Styley
Herbie Hancock - Headhunters
James Brown - The Payback

Just to name a few. :smiley:

#4380

Well I just put in Phish Amherst second night 2010 again … but that’s not ELSE.

It’s been a lot of Metallica … I just posted all about Death Magnetic a few posts ago. Today I polished off the Reload album and the first third or so of the Garage Inc. collection.

Metallica either fascinates me or bores me silly, depending on the stars or something, I don’t know.