Grateful Dead Live at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Stadium on 1991-12-28
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- Publication date
- 1991-12-28 ( check for other copies)
- Topics
- Matrix, Soundboard, hansokolow
- Collection
- GratefulDead
- Band/Artist
- Grateful Dead
- Resource
- DeadLists Project
One More Saturday Night
Jack Straw
Peggy-O
New Minglewood Blues
Dire Wolf
Queen Jane Approximately
Loser
Cassidy
Deal
Set 2
Foolish Heart ->
Man Smart (Woman Smarter)
Uncle John's Band ->
Playing In The Band ->
Drums ->
Space ->
I Need A Miracle ->
Standing On The Moon ->
Throwing Stones
One More Saturday Night
Encore
U.S. Blues
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Compilations - Other albums which feature this performance of the song
Covers - Performances of a song with the same name by different artists
Song Title | Versions | Compilations | Covers |
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One More Saturday Night-> | |||
Jack Straw | |||
Peggy-O | |||
Minglewood Blues | |||
Dire Wolf | |||
Queen Jane Approximately | |||
Loser | |||
Cassidy-> | |||
Deal | |||
Foolish Heart-> | |||
Man Smart, Woman Smarter | |||
Uncle John's Band-> | |||
Playin' In The Band-> | |||
The Same Thing-> | |||
Drums-> | |||
Space-> | |||
I Need A Miracle-> | |||
Standing On The Moon-> | |||
Throwing Stones-> | |||
One More Saturday Night Reprise | |||
U.S. Blues |
Notes
This is a matrix, done by hansokolow in ProTools, of the following sources:
SBD: shnid=76116
Seamless edit of shnid 21615
I deleted the overlap between CDs 2 and 3 to make the transition between them seamless and cleaned up the resulting SBEs with shntool.
Many thanks to Charlie Miller for providing the SBD seed and the overlap that made this seamless edit possible.
Bill Tetzeli (btet@adelphia.net)
7:00 AM 7/17/2006
Source Info:
Set 1: SBD -> Dat -> Sonic Solutions -> CD -> EAC -> SHN (> WAV > FLAC)
Set 2: SBD -> Dat (Tascam DA20) -> CD (Tascam CDRW700) -> EAC -> SHN (> WAV > FLAC)
Set 1 Provided By David Gans
Set 2 Transfer and all SHN Conversions By Charlie Miller
charliemiller87@earthlink.net
1/5/04
Notes:
--I did the 2nd set transfer back in 2000.
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DAUD: shnid=4534
FOB/DFC B&K 4011 ORTF > Canari ?(Canare cables?) > Neumann (phantom?) >
Sony TDC D10 Pro 2 (w/Oade modification)
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My Notes: This is one of the first shows I ever made a matrix of, and it turned out quite well, as both sources are solid and digital. The Same Thing is some deep, deep shit.
- Addeddate
- 2009-03-07 21:31:16
- Identifier
- gd1991-12-28.mtx.hansokolow.97730.flac16
- Location
- Oakland, CA
- Run time
- 169:57.01
- Transferred by
- hansokolow
- Type
- sound
- Year
- 1991
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Reviews
Subject: -
Subject: JERRY WAS DEALING AND THE BAND ROCKED A FULL HOUSE
The Saturday Night opener was a heavenly sign that it wasn't just going to be just one more-- and the transition halfway through the song to (a high-octane killer) "Jackstraw", raggedly weird, a function of the tempo and key changes, showed the band was putting some thought and extra effort into the evening's entertainment. And what did Bob "the more we plan, the more we mess up" Weir do next? He blew his "Hurts my ears/burns my eyes" lyric, only to finally find his voice with "Might as well be me". The place was howling at him with (loving) glee, and Jerry later stuck it to Bob with "Uncle John's Band" (the starting point of the real second set magic and madness). The crowd was screaming and pointing at the Bobster when the UJB "How does the song go" lyric arrived -- and Bob hung his head in exaggerated, semi-mock shame.
It was priceless. As was the band organically arriving at "The Same Thing". There was a handful of there-from-the-beginning, David Crosby-lookalike old hippie types at the rail, doing mad five-foot vertical leaps and fist pumps at hearing TST again, but most of us just sat there clueless, mouths agape and completely spellbound, as the 20K seat Coliseum Arena shrank to a smoky little blues club and the band got down and dirty. Jerry's SOTM "Be with yous" were spine-tinglingly heart-felt and insane-- how could he wail like that, so high up? The easy-going but taut Throwing Stones was the perfect cool down follow-up, then...? "Saturday Night"? -- you could sense the momentary confusion throughout the crowd -- so much sh*t had gone down, we'd all forgotten -- the thought process was along the lines of WTF?-Huh?-Wait, didn't they play that?-Oh, oh, oh, man, they're picking it up in the middle and tying the whole night up with it! Oh-- OH!!! And the madness just grew and grew and grew and climbed the steps Duh-Duh-Duh-Duh-Duh BOOM! HEY ANOTHER SATURDAY NIGHT! The roof came OFF the place. People were losing it left and right -- minds were blown and the joy was everywhere, like it would be the following Spring at RFK with the return of "Casey Jones" and a year later at Compton Terrace with "Here Comes Sunshine"--and the cheering RAGED straight through to the band returning for the "U.S. Blues" encore. Jerry had a huge take that, critics, sh*t-eating grin on his face as he belted out the "Son of a gun, better change your act!" line. What else do you need? We just laid it down for you! Go home! You're welcome!
I said in the title that Jerry was dealing, and he was -- lyrical cards for a Saturday night game. Dire Wolf, Loser, Deal, Foolish Heart. His playing was screaming and swooping, hot and tasty, and he was in fine voice. Phil ROMPED (Minglewood!) all night long-- Vinny was rollicking and PERFECT (well, except for the extra "Wait until" oops in that hot "Deal") -- Mickey and Billy BANGED and DROVE IT (UJB!) -- and Bob was the glue and The Mad Santa -- HA! -- who came up with the Let's-wrap-up-this-Saturday-night-after-Christmas-gift-with-a-"Saturday Night"-bow idea. Man.
I love the "matrix" version here at IA, to my mind it best captures the whole feel, and I apologize for cross-posting this novel with too many CAPS!!! to all the versions, but I wanted to share the joy with everyone who stumbles onto any one of these fine recordings. It's truly a blessing to have been there, and another one to have the music to last until it's Black Muddy River time. Nit-pickers be gone!
12-28-91. To quote the raging football coach Dennis Green, listening to this show is proof that when it comes to the Grateful Dead, "THEY ARE WHO WE THOUGHT THEY WERE!"
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