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Reviewer:
njpg -
Subject:
Another great one.
'70 Dead is hard to beat.
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Pangolin22 -
Subject:
If you like Bobby, have I got a show for you!
In all seriousness, although he's high in the mix, you can definitely hear everything decently. Either it evened out or my ears adjusted.
I was doing a 'this day in Dead history' when I stumbled on this show. There are actually only 2 shows from 02/01 on the archive (78 being the other).
This is definitely a good listen although by no means the best show of the year. Besides the Lovelight, there are no epic jams here. Strong China->Rider, Black Peter and a beautiful High Time. Great sound on Jerry's guitar at the end of Cold Rain. The Drums is a bit long-winded. The massive Lovelight that closes the show has some amazing guitar workouts. Overall this show's a bit ragged but a great listen.
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SilentBell -
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Historic Show
A benefit to defray legal expenses coming 2 days after the bust in New Orleans. Bob is way too high in the mix for the first few songs, but after “Bear’s solo” the mix and the sound become quite good. The show begins with the boys debating the number of beats for Beat it on Down the Line, and they settle on 18. The highlight is The Other One -> Lovelight to close the show. The Other One has a cut so we miss the first verse, and they segue into Lovelight without the 2nd verse or the Cryptical reprise. This pairing might not be quite at the level they rose to 12 days later, but the Lovelight is long (39 min) and has great jamming with Peter Green.
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asterisk -
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jamming with the mac
according to the book 'a long strange trip', members of fleetwood mac joined the dead during 'lovelight'. apparently, mick fleetwood was wearing an 'out of order' sign around his neck.
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dirty jev-o -
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ok
Bobby pretty much dominates the right channel....but phil isn't too low, and jerry is very audible to me {especially on china cat} the drums are low, and are usually mixed louder-----hmm interesting aural presentation bobby!! slice it bobby!!!
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phleshy -
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Busted down on Bourbon Street.
This show is, of course, the bust benefit for the previous day's shenanigans. The band certainly plays with conviction (no pun intended), though it's difficult to really tell with such an uneven mix on this SBD.
Bob Weir is mixed far too high on this recording, so much that the drums are inaudible and Jerry & Phil barely audible. Every single note and chord he plays is perfectly clear, as well as every mistake he makes. Of course, this show is highly recommended for fans of Weir's playing, or those that felt he is overshadowed by Jerry & Phil.
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