Re: Dick's Picks #29 is six discs: May 19, 1977 and May 21, 1977

I think the whole show circulted on DAT, so its probably been transfered to cd by someone. It would be nice to just have the encore on a disc all by itself as disc #7 for DP #29. Dave S. John Andrew Prime wrote: I've ordered the CDs... Any sources for the missing encore? JAP in LA

What's up with web site?

Just a follow up. Around 3:00pm PDT " www.deadlists.com " was accessible again. Any ideas?

7/30/66 GD

Hi Teddy, I just recieved this show from a Philzone Project Vine. Here's the info. I noticed it was not the same as that listed for 7-30-66 Peace, Mike GO BEARS! Grateful Dead 07/30/66 Garden Auditorium Vancouver, B.C. Canada Source:SBD>MR>??>CDR Conversion: CDR > EAC(secure) > mkwact(see

Continuing Controversy of 2/13&14/70 Early shows

I went to the Saturday night second show. This is my recollection. (Remember it's 33 years later.) The show started at midnight. I believe Love opened. The Dead didn't come on until past 2 A.M., probably closer to 3. It was daylight when the show let out. It was a great show. (like that's a su

site redirected

www.deadlists.com is being redirected towards "curly girl greetings". Is Ms. Osborne responsible for this? ;)

8/6/66

Hi:   I was checking out Deadlists and I see that the Grateful Dead are listed as having played two nights at the Afterthought in Vancouver (8/5/66 and 8/6/66).  The misconception that there was a Saturday show has been floating around for years. The promoter/manager of the Afterthought was J

5/12/67 Marigold Ballroom, Fresno

There's a handbill for sale on ebay right now at http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3532748908&category=29920 &rd=1 It's also on my website at http://gdposters.bravepages.com/1967/670512.html It claims to be for a 5/12/67 performance at the Marigold Ballroom in Fresno, CA. This

Dead at Midnight

There were a series of shows at the Fillmore East in, I believe, Spring, 1970 (or later) that were advertised as the "Dead at Midnight" and began, not surprisingly, at midnight. They began with an acoustic set, followed by the NRPS (or vice versa) and then an electric set. The show I attended ended

RE: What's up with web site?

Sorry to disappoint but deadlists.com is not hosted on mission-critical servers that guarantee 99.% uptime. Here are the facts: If it's up... Then it's down... 95% 438 hours 99.9% 8hrs, 45min, 36 sec 99.%31.68 seconds I am guaranteed an uptime of 99.5

9/26/69 Dark Star - Feelin Groovy

According to the Comments section of the 9/26/69 DeadLists entry: Phil teases Feelin Groovy strongly starting around 10:50 into Dark Star.

What's up with web site?

Hi all: Just wondering what's been going on with the "Deadlists" website. These last couple months it has often been inaccessible. Sometimes it's just the discussion section, on other occasions the whole site is unavailable. Back in late May - early June, for example, the discussion page it w

1966 & 1967 changes

- Original Message - From: "Barb and Iver" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: 3/24-26/67 missing from deadlists > > BTW, when I tried to cc Teddy Goodbear on a previous post, the message > bounced. Does anybody have a current email for him? I think I have it here somewhere ! Oh, here it is: [

Re: earliest 'feeling groovy' jam?

At 9:55 AM -0400 7/2/03, Ihor W Slabicky wrote: now i gotta dig out the tape of 09-26-69. hmm... is that out on cdr yet??? Yes, from nth-gen cassettes.

Re: earliest 'feeling groovy' jam?

well, i stand corrected: > > Try 9/26/69. I'd say that's the earliest, even though he says > > its 10/25/69. > I'm pretty sure that's the first one. I was going to say 8/30/69, > but that has the tighten-up jam. now i gotta dig out the tape of 09-26-69. hmm... is that out on cdr yet???