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It was a sad time. Like a lot of moments in history people tend to remember where they were when they heard the news of Jerry's death. I was in the Toledo, Ohio airport eating breakfast waiting for my flight as I read the newspaper and on the front page of the Toledo Blade it read something like "Jerry Garcia Dead At 53".
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Yeah time does fly. It sure doesn't seem like 22 years ago.
And it sure is hard to believe that I am now older than Jerry was when he died!
Unbelievable.
I was lucky in that I got to see Stevie Ray Vaughan several times before he died too. My brother in-law's band opened up for him along with the Fabulous Thunderbirds. -
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Yeah the Dead continued to tour for 20 years after Jerry's death with the remaining band members and several guests.
Fittingly, the Dead performed their final show on July 5, 2015 right back in Soldier Field Chicago in front of 71,000+ fans breaking the all-time record set by U2. -
The Cowsills - The Millennium Collection (Remastered) (2001)
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DonnerUndBlitzen wrote: »Gatecrasher wrote: »When you talk about bootleg recordings the Grateful Dead always enter the conversation. There are so many excellent soundboards and audience recordings. No other band has been so well-documented.
This bootleg has historical significance. While this is not their best show, it was their last. Jerry Garcia would die in his sleep a month later on Aug. 9, 1995, a week after he turned 53.
Even though this show has its flaws, this soundboard recording (like a lot of the dead bootlegs) is technically-superb in audio quality.
Jerry Garcia's final performance.....Grateful Dead - Soldier Field, Chicago, IL 07-09-95 [3CD] Excellent Soundboard
Grateful Dead - So Many Roads 7/9/1995 Soldier Field Chicago, IL
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BwCKeXsdWBI
Grateful Dead’s July 9, 1995, Set List
“Touch of Grey”
“Little Red Rooster”
“Lazy River Road”
“When I Paint My Masterpiece”
“Childhood’s End”
“Cumberland Blues”
“Promised Land”
“Shakedown Street”
“Samson and Delilah”
“So Many Roads”
“Samba in the Rain”
“Corrina”
“Drums / Space”
“Unbroken Chain”
“Sugar Magnolia”
Encore: “Black Muddy River”
“Box of Rain”
The gate must have been huge. No wonder they concentrated so much on live performances.
Let me tell ya bud..even in the later years There Was Nothing Like A Greatful Dead Concert...
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June 9 1973... Dead and Allmans...RFK Stadium...Tickets...seven bucks...
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Let me tell ya bud..even in the later years There Was Nothing Like A Greatful Dead Concert...
No other band did it like the Dead or had such a loyal fan base. A cult-like following.
There are literally thousands of Grateful Dead bootleg recordings out there. Unlike most bands, the Dead never really tried to prevent them and allowed tapers to plug right into the soundboards. Most of the soundboards and many of the audience recordings are superb.
Studio albums are worth having but they never capture the real thing like live recordings do for bands like the Dead.
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Yep, that's the beauty of the good boots. They are archives of the real-thing. Some are better than others both technically and the actual band performances too. Some of the Zeppelin boots Robert Plant's voice is shot. They are still worthy though but Led Zeppelin played a lot of 3 hr. shows in a short period of time. Plus they were all on drugs too.
This particular bootleg is superb both technically and performance-wise. The sound is fantastic. Almost like going back in time and watching them in 1975. -
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Here's something you might want to look into if you haven't seen it already:
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Here's one I bet none of you have heard before....The Black Shadows - Bluexotica (1999)
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Just got 5th row center tickets for solo concert in October
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Another one gone, sad that he could not get more help or reach out more. Hanged himself at the end of the Soundgarden concert in Detroit. RIP.... Mr Chris Cornell... Hell of a frontman for Soundgarden.
Loved his work on this project. One of my fave albums from the 90's.
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Arcade Fire The Suburbs
Album of the Year 2011 Grammy
To me the vinyl edition is all over the board for sounding bad to great. Record 1 Side 1 has distortion and Side 2 sounds thrill but okay. Record 2 Side 1 okay Side 2 amazing. Really weird. I'd stick to the CD or a download or maybe it's just my copy.
I bought this on release day and just listened to it now. Haha warranty all run out.
Amazing album for songs though.
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One of the greats! Amazing album, amazing duo!
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DonnerUndBlitzen wrote: »Gatecrasher wrote: »Here's something you might want to look into if you haven't seen it already:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSNHFCRSWEg
The 6 CD version is up at Spotify. I used to have the original on cassette tape. The remastering seems to be good -they have not pumped up and over-bloated the bass and the recording has pretty good dynamics.
It sounds great. I have the CDs as FLAC in my library.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CFjtOyiCeQQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CvzZOoX_9nc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSHLrI-sGGE
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14-l5jaLjRs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7XQSwVvPHqo
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