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Grateful DeadGrateful Dead Live at The Austin Municipal Auditorium on 1971-11-15 (November 15, 1971)

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Collection: : GratefulDead
Band/Artist: Grateful Dead
Date: November 15, 1971 (check for other copies)
Venue: The Austin Municipal Auditorium
Location: Austin, TX

Source: SBD:MR > Cassette > Sonic Solutions > CDR > EAC > SHN
Transferred by: David Gans and Joe Jupille
Keywords: Soundboard; Joe Jupille; David Gans

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1. Dark Star [12:41] ->
2. El Paso [4:56] ->
3. Jam [7:42] ->
4. Casey Jones [5:38] [0:07]
5. Not Fade Away [7:31] ->
6. Jam [4:55] ->
7. Goin' Down the Road Feelin' Bad [8:25] ->
8. Not Fade Away [3:12] [0:20]

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Reviewer: jamiejoon - - November 23, 2009
Subject: Epic.
Wow. Wish that was downloadable. That is some EXCELLENT Grateful Dead music.

Reviewer: Cliff Hucker - - November 15, 2009
Subject: Thanks David!
A first set Dark Star in '71? And it's not even the high mark of the show? Nice partial of the highlights from this performance, the extremely well jammed NFA> GDTRFB is one of the very best! C'mon David, where is the rest of this show? This three performance swing through Texas deserves to be an official release!

Reviewer: bird.dog - - June 11, 2009
Subject: wicked casey jones
the boys are loose, happy

Reviewer: AUGUST-WEST420 - - June 8, 2009
Subject: Ease up on Donna!
First,the Dark Star> El Paso segue is great,and, personally,I can't recall ever hearing it done before,but,by no means,am I saying that it hasn't.Now the previous review kinda took a stab at the lovely Mrs. Donna Jean,and I know that she was sometimes,well most of the time,off key,but,in her defense,she really has a beautiful voice,and I don't hear people trashin' Bobby all the time! He completly slaughters alot of blues tuned with his singing and slide nonsense!It would have to be hard to have,damn near,all of your live shows recorded and put under so much scrutiny,ya know? Everyone has bad nights,and some have way more than others,like in Donna's case,but the period that she was in the band is widely accepted as one of the best,if not the best,period of the bands long history.What I said about Bobby wasn't ripping him at all.I love Bob Weir,and I really don't care for Donna Jean in the least,but just think that we should cut her some slack.PEACE,LOVE,&THE GRATEFUL goddamn DEAD!

Reviewer: ScarlettChina - - November 16, 2008
Subject: Well worth a listen
A mixed bag: DS is not stellar but transition into El Paso is nice; Paso has blurry sound especially on vocals and played slower than I personally like to hear it; into a noodly Jam that becomes lively, into NFA that's tight though a bit blurry at first then the sound becomes clear and it rocks (with a beautiful bit of China Cat from Jerry about halfway through; into Jam, into GDTRFB, with a hint of Charlie somewhere in here, into closing with NFA again.

Best parts are the second part of the first jam and the first NFA. These show the boys at their best, unadorned by any crappy female vocals, stripped down and rockin'. Well worth a listen.

Reviewer: Evan S. Hunt - - November 15, 2008
Subject: Joe Jupille and David Gans Epic
Of a latherous second set.

Notes

CD mastering by David Gans. Extraction (EAC), re-tracking
(CD Wave and WavMerge), and .shn encoding (mkwACT)
by jupillej@mediaone.net. Proper sector boundaries
verified using shntool.