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Grateful DeadGrateful Dead Live at Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall on 1972-11-13 (November 13, 1972)

Collection: : GratefulDead
Band/Artist: Grateful Dead
Date: November 13, 1972 (check for other copies)
Venue: Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall
Location: Kansas City, KS

Source: Audience Recording
Lineage: master #1: AUD MR>C>D>CD recorded by Bear(//Playing through Casey Jones// is all that circulates from this source)master #2: low generation AUD(supplies the rest of the show)
Transferred by: Hanno
Keywords: Live concert

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Cold Rain And Snow, Beat It On Down The Line, Loser, Jack Straw, China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider, Box Of Rain, Black Throated Wind, Candyman, El Paso, Tomorrow Is Forever, Around And Around, Brown Eyed Women, Playing In The Band The Promised Land, Ramble On Rose, Me And Bobby McGee, Dark Star > Morning Dew, Sugar Magnolia, Casey Jones, E: Johnny B. Goode

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Reviewer: sydthecat - - August 28, 2006
Subject: Click on other copies!
Aaaacchkkkkkk! My istake! The other posting is a different upload! I need to get new eyeballs! I've often wondered where these shows go. There are a few that were here and are now gone. Any caretakers want to enlighten us?

Reviewer: gphishmon - - August 27, 2006
Subject: There are no files here to download, listen to, or review.
Nothing gets nothing.

Reviewer: birdsgosouth - - October 5, 2005
Subject: Whatever!
You hollygolightly prima donnas are passing up a SICK Dark Star > Dew sequence. I dialed this one up for shits n giggles thinking it would sound like total ass. Nothing could be further from the truth. This is totally listenable, but it is mostly the meat of the show recorded by BEAR. Read the notes - Playin through CJ. There are a bazillion AUD tapes from the 80s that sound worse than this Bear-recorded section of the show. Pass over at your own peril.

72 heads check it out!!

Reviewer: Lewis/Klitschko - - September 15, 2005
Subject: Re:
Listening to this show is a chore. It gets one more star than it should because of its top tier setlist. Kenny is holding the reels and hopefully he'll get around to not feeling so jerky.

Reviewer: StreaminDemon - - September 15, 2005
Subject: Soulful show, sound quality is rough
Hope to see a better quality version of this show go up. The Show is great and soulful, Jerry is wailing. I can appreciate the nostalgia of an an old audience recording. Thats all I had to begin with.

Reviewer: huffman - - June 4, 2005
Subject: Vitriol Revised
I suppose in my orignal review I was a bit UNGRATEFUL. I do greatly appreciate the work of everyone who took the time to record and upload that we mere mortals may bask in the glow of the omniscient luminescence that is live Grateful Dead music. That being said, I wouldn't mind a bit of a heads-up though when something is perhaps a bit less palatable than MOST of the rest of this fantastic site.

Reviewer: cheyler - - May 30, 2005
Subject: Show 3 / Sound 4(Bear) and 2(the rest)
I mostly agree, a show can be appreciated if the sound is not all that hot, but excellent sound is what usually persuades people to listen in the first place. Think of all the super-hot shows out there that a large percentage of folks bypass because the sound isn't up to their standard. I want to thank Hanno and Uli for their incredible work in giving us shows that we would otherwise never get to hear in their entirety or sometimes AT ALL! Thank you guys! Some shows are going to be more difficult listening than others and I suppose this is one of them. The Bear-produced aud portion is wonderful, I'd like to get a list of what shows Bear recorded in this fashion. A couple of mikes set up at the soundboard, then run into a cassette machine and there you go. I really recommend the Bear version of 10-27, definitely a you-are-there recording. The remainder of this show is somewhat challenging. If you make it past the sound quality you will be rewarded with excellent playing typical of this period, although nothing really stands out.

Reviewer: phleshy - - April 20, 2005
Subject: Stop complaining!
Come on, huffman! Are you really that ignorant when it comes to judging a show? You size it up solely on sound quality, which is absolutely not the way Grateful Dead music is supposed to be enjoyed. There are plenty of AUD recordings on this site that are far, far worse than this one (4/7/72 comes to mind). In fact, this is a fairly decent AUD tape for '72.

As for the show, as judged solely on the MUSIC, it gets a five. The Dark Star>Dew is gorgeous and equally as good as the 9/21 DS>Dew. The climax/Tiger jam is incredibly spooky; you can literally feel the heat pour out of your speakers during this sequence. If only I had been old enough to see a '72 show...

Reviewer: kcshakedown - - June 4, 2004
Subject: darkstargoodness
Probably one of the best, if not the best darkstar of all time. Phil thunders at the best points and the feelingroovy jam into dew is remarkable. Get this great show from my hometown!!!!!!!

Notes

master #1: AUD MR>C>D>CD recorded by Bear
(//Playing through Casey Jones// is all that circulates from this source)
master #2: low generation AUD
(supplies the rest of the show); via Uli and Julian; Seeded to etree by Hanno B