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Understanding 9/11Grateful Dead Live at Hartford Civic Center on 1977-05-28
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This date has been commercially released as "To Terrapin: Hartford '77"
Bertha ->
Good Lovin' ->
Sugaree
Jack Straw
Row Jimmy
New Minglewood Blues
Candyman
Passenger
Brown Eyed Women
The Promised Land
Set 2
Samson And Delilah
Tennessee Jed
Estimated Prophet ->
Playing In The Band ->
Terrapin Station ->
Drums ->
Not Fade Away ->
Wharf Rat ->
Playing In The Band
One More Saturday Night
Encore
U.S. Blues
Related Music question-dark
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| Brown Eyed Women |
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| The Promised Land |
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| Samson & Delilah |
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Notes
Source: Matrix (SBD/AUD mix)
Ratio ~ Phi
SBD: shnid=4983 (via Darrin Sacks via Seth Kaplan & Jack Warner)
Lineage: SBD>MSR>DAT>CD
Bettyboard 7 inch master reel @ 7 ips > DAT(zero gen)>
CDR(zero gen) (via sony pcm r-700 dat playback >
hhb cdr-800) > CDR (first gen) > EAC > .Shn
Patch AUD source: Sony ECM 99a's->Sony TC-152 (Steve Rolfe FOB)
AUD: shnid=18439 - recorded by Jerry Moore (via David Minches)
Source: Sony ECM-33Ps>Sony TC-153 mounted on pole 1st tier of seats off floor
Lineage: AUDMC > Nak Dragon> ART DI/O> Egosys Waveterminal 2496>
Cool Edit 2000> Feurio/mkwACT
Patch source: Senn 441/Nak 550 (supplies Bertha -> Good Lovin')
General Notes:
BCJ/Jerry Moore matrix - great combo. A great show to end the tour
in epic May - love the 18 1/2 minute Sugaree.
Editing Notes:
- Dynamics
Waves L2 was used for minor limiting (-0.7 threshold), and no EQ was
used on the two primary sources. For the patch AUD source (d1t01+02)
a little high end shelf was employed to get it closer to Moore's AUD.
- Pitch/Synch
AUD synched to the SBD.
AUD Pitch Adjustment ranges (in cents):
d1t01 > d1t02: +11 to +14 - patch AUD
d1t02 > d1t04: +12 to +13
d1t05 > d2t02: +19 to +21
d2t03 > d3t06: +08 to +11
d3t07 > d3t09: +12 to +15
- Envelope Edits
The following are places where the SBD and AUDs had splices, holes or
incomplete coverage in reference to the final matrix timeline. Tuning
and crowd noise holes are not mentioned - only incomplete music sections.
Full coverage is achieved.
AUD:
d3t02 (08:19 - 08:25) - missing
d3t07 (10:01 - 10:09) - missing
SBD:
d1t01 (05:19 - 05:21) - missing
d3t02 (10:48 - 11:14) - missing (SBD patch AUD used - Rolfe/Moore mtx)
d3t08 (02:44 - 03:17) - missing (SBD patch AUD used - Rolfe/Moore mtx)
Many thanks to Betty Cantor Jackson for recording the SBD source and
to Seth Kaplan (editing/conversion), Jack Warner (AUD patches) and Darrin
Sacks for getting it out there.
Special thanks to Jerry Moore for another stellar AUD recording, David
Minches for editing and converting it, and Matt Vernon for providing the
details.
Enjoy!
- Chappy
Reviews
Subject: matrix
Otherwise, you know that little 1/10th of a second pause between streaming songs? It really gets me here because the transition between Good Lovin & Sugaree is normally so seamless it kills me when there is a pause while it buffers. I would rather wait for the entire show to buffer so I can listen to it seamless from start to finish, rather than song to song. But besides that it is a joy to have daily access to shows like this.
Subject: Cool! A 'Wierd One' i'd say - a swishy ...
The 'matrix' mixes are pretty neet - to hear the SBD merged with a nice audience recording. I definately appreciate the effort.
Sometimes these matrix recordings are a bit odd, though - and it's to be expected, really. You will notice a strange 'swishing' in the stereo field, not unlike a phaser effect. It is those high frequencies that either cancel or are summed from the adding of one sources wave to another sources wave - especially where one of the sources is audience or hand-held.
Not complaining, just saying. Actually - it's kinda psychedelic! :)
Subject: great matrix; tasty bits
Subject: Timing on this is downright evil.
In case you are not familiar with this one. Top 10 Bertha followed by an excellent 77 Good Lovin', which is followed by the Sugaree of all Sugarees. I'm sure many out there have their all time favorite version, and it is more than likely a May 77 version. I won't quarrel that a handful of 77 Sugarees round out the top of any Top 10 list worth a damn, but they are all pretenders next to this one, each and every one of them. The Candyman has a little something extra, and the Brown Eyed Women is either your #2 or #3 all time. Evaluating purely on vocal performance, this BE Women stands alone.
Set 2 roles out a bit rocky. Jer has some level issues during Samson, and Tenn Jed is just standard. Then the rest of the set is so good it makes this not only the best show of May, but of the whole year. There is nothing else akin to this type of jamming in 1977, it only exists in 1976 and before, making this one, oh so special. By the time NFA comes into focus you'll be hooked for good.
Sound: 5/5
Show: 5/5
Overall: 10/10
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