Others have mentioned a echo or warble to the matrix due to a speed issue. That might be true but it reminds be of being in an indoor place where the sound really bounces around alot. I really like the trppiness of that sound and that shows up in the version. But I like it, esp the let it grow - it will melt your head, Cheers

This show is amazing and has one of my favourite terrapins, sound quality is way up there but I gotta agree with the other reviews and say it seems the aud is just the tiniest bit out of sync. It does create a weird sort of chorus effect which is a shame because this is for sure the best sound this show has anywhere

Sorry, I gotta say, the warble caused by mismatched speeds is making me seasick. I know that's what it is because it sounds exactly like both guitars are using a chorus pedal, my least favorite effect and one the Dead never used. Evidently matrix-crafting takes some trial and error, but you gotta match the speeds.

One of my earliest tapes and still a favorite. This is a nice upgrade although at times it has a bit of that echo-y feel you sometimes get with a matrix. I personally prefer these compact rocking shows to the endurance tests they were doing in 73-74. Let It Grow is a highlight, almost fusionish. Every song is solid and the 2nd set just flows so smooth. This show has a nice distinct sound - the toms and cymbals, cowbell way up in the mix, the slightly distorted keyboard, Jerry's hoarse vocals. I love the guitar tones both Jerry and Bob dial in and the way they mesh. Note Bob's guitar is way out of tune when they break into Playin'. It doesn't matter - from that point on this show smokes. Passenger is such an awesome encore, why didn't they do it more?