In the world of Grateful Dead 1973 this is somewhat average but good things to look for:
Donna's vocals in Set One
Bob's comment about "Rockin your socks off
When there are drop-outs listening to Phil's bass
Audience comments between songs.
Nice tune selection Set Two although somewhat short in comparison to the bigger 73 set lists.
10 minutes into a hot Truckin they are teasing EYES but it could easily be labeled bass jam.
And then around 13 minutes in EYES clearly in view as they space their way towards it.
I can't get enough of this era!

Poor sound quality with lots of blips, drop outs and some very ordinary playing. The problem for this show is the absolutely brilliant shows around about it(15/2:2/2 and the DP choices of the 26/2/73 7 28/2/73). China/Rider picks things up a bit;Jack Straw OK,MHUT OK and so it goes. Still, for completion of your '73 GD,it's worth the listen.

But a good 73 is excellent. Highlights: Brown Eyed Woman and Stella Blue.

Happy 2-15 all you '73 heads out there.

It's been since mid-'72 since they've played Wharf Rat. In my chronological journey, I'm in need of one soon! 5 Stars because it is a great SBD.

Some interesting jams, sounding a bit tentative.

This is no AUD recording. SDB for sure. The previous reviewer must have gotten mixed up a bit or reviewed something other than this C. Miller mix.

Sounds like a SBD to me, high quality too, not an AUD. Any audience noise was probably picked up by stage microphones as opposed to a ghost taper.

I'll leave the actual reviewing to '73 Heads' but it seems a pretty good show to me with several of my post-Pigpen favourites well performed, "Eyes of the World" and all .....

No CD cover on Dead Pie Shop but Jessandra has a very nice one on her site.

I'm a bit of a luddite and am not into DVDs and/or mp3 players/ipods, preferring good old fashioned CDs. Rather than just put Casey Jones and the Johnny B.Goode encore on disc 3, I suggest burning disc 2 as normal and then burning disc 3 starting with Jack Straw from disc 2 and continuing all the way through to Johnny B.Goode. Some overlap yes, but more continuity and less wastage.

Downloaded from Lossless Legs of course, not this site.

Keep on Truckin'.

This recording sounds like a high quality AUD, but I have a hard time believing that it's a SBD.