LSD ending of first set. Lost, Saint, Deal! Short night, no nonsense.

The songs are mislabeled. Great show.

Kinda makes ya feel sorry for those '70s guys..

I still remember the gleeful roar as the crowd slowly left the building into the night an back to the reality of America, Man I loved being a Hobo!

And still one of my all-time faves. Drums>Space. Nuf said. :-) :-) :-)

I've never heard one quite like this one. It transitions sweetly from Space. The whole song is unique in a good way.

With the exception of NFA, the second set list is a lot like Vegas 4/27/91, except (1) Garcia doesn't forget the lyrics of Fire on this LB version (though I like the Vegas version at least as much,, (2) in Vegas they played Uncle John's Band after Playing', (3) here we have Mydland not Hornsby and Welnick, (4) there were different encores, and of course (5) the songs and jams were played quite a bit differently. So they had near identical 2nd sets in terms of the song titles--that's about it. Both were great shows, though.

There is a little hiss in this recording, but not too bad. It's very enjoyable.

Avery well played 1980 show. This C Miller upgrade sounds wonderful.

News Flash- Phil has finally been heard on an early 80's SBD. Clean, full sound makes this one a must to stream.

This is a good sbd with a well balanced mix. There is a some hiss, probably from the extra analog generation. May I suggest to you techies that it would make a great matrix with one of the Nak fobs. I would like to nominate Hunter Seamons for the job as the current matrix "heavyweight" champ and of 1981-05-08, 1983-10-17 etc. fame. Note that the song order is mixed up as the OMSN follows the Deal. All songs thereafter are moved down one position notwithstanding the posted list.