Hey music lovers,
I received this from Jim the other day and it is
absolutley angelic sounding. If you would like to
participate in the audio tree, please reply to me with
the following info in the body of an e-mail by
September 23rd:
Name
city, state
e-mail address
leaf or branch
My e-mail address is:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
place "GD 12/26/70" in the subject line...
Thanks to Dave, Jim, and Michael!!
Tom
GRATEFUL DEAD
Legion Stadium
El Monte 12/26/70
MSR > C > D > CD
supplemented with MSR > C > D > CD
and MSR > ? > C > D
Mastered by Dave Greenberg
Project coordinated by Jim Powell
Special thanks to Michael Dixon
Disc #1: First Set: 75:24
Cold Rain & Snow
Mama Tried
Frozen Logger
Easy Wind
Til The Morning Comes
Truckin'
Friend Of The Devil
Me & My Uncle
Candyman
Big RR Blues
Minglewood
Black Peter
Beat It On Down The Line
Disc #2: Second Set: 61:31
Morning Dew
Casey Jones
Dire Wolf
China Cat Sunflower >
I Know You Rider
Good Lovin >
Uncle John's Band
2nd source:
d1 t5 2:58 - t7 0:57, d1 t 13 0:08 - 0:02 & 7:14 -
8:05
d 2 t 2 0:00 - 0:04, t5 0:26 - t7 0:02
a 1-second glitch in the second source
at 1:13 of I Know You Rider
was patched with MSR > ? > C > D
This composite of the complete show is assembled from
two sources. Possibly we have here copies of two
different masters, or possibly we have two different
copies of the same reel master. Most of the tape
comes from the is MSR > C > D recognizeable by the
tunes it is missing (Easy Wind thru the start of
Truckin & China Cat > Rider.
The tunes missing on this tape are here supplied from
another MSR > C > D which is instead missing parts of
Big RR Blues and all of Good Lovin > Uncle John. Both
tapes sound nice but the first source sounds a bit
better. Dave Greenberg, who assembled and mastered
the final composite, says that the stereo imaging of
the second source resembles a cassette master's (the
documentation with the tape calls it a reel master,
however). A minute glitch in the second source is
fixed with the help of a third, cassette source.
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