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Grateful DeadGrateful Dead Live at Capitol Centre on 1991-03-17 (March 17, 1991)

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Collection: : GratefulDead
Band/Artist: Grateful Dead
Date: March 17, 1991 (check for other copies)
Venue: Capitol Centre
Location: Landover, MD

Source: flac16 SBD> Master Dat> Master Cassette (Tascam 122mkIII)> Dat (SV3800/48k);
Lineage: Dat> Cool Edit Pro> Samplitude v7.02 Professional> FLAC; Patch Info: Nakamichi 300/CP4 + Neumann KM84> Cassette Master (Sony D5/Maxell MX-S90); Patched and Edited By Charlie Miller
Transferred by: Charlie Miller
Keywords: Live concert

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Hell In A Bucket, Sugaree, Walkin' Blues, El Paso, Queen Jane Approximately, Rubin & Cherise, Let It Grow China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Women Are Smarter, Crazy Fingers-> Truckin'-> New Speedway Boogie-> Drums-> Jam-> The Wheel-> All Along The Watchtower-> Black Peter-> Around & Around, E: U.S. Blues

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Reviewer: Trevor tnt Toll - - June 29, 2007
Subject: the dead
The best jam band ever. Hit these two shows on the way back from Florida spring break what a good buzz. First R & C i ever saw in the 105 shows i saw. Was there with Malcom brothera dom c doom. You know we killed it. Not bad shows either.

Reviewer: dmilks - - March 23, 2006
Subject: 3-17-1991
This is the first SBD version I have heard of this show that is not sped up eggregiously. Great sound, but the mix is pretty bad. Vinnie is WAY too loud, Weir gets too loud during Sugaree, Jerry is never loud enough, and Hornsby is literally almost totally gone from the mix for most of the show. Slightly distorted in the vocals at times. Still better than any version I have heard to date, not a great mix though by any stretch.

Note to previous reviewer, the Without a Net stuff was from the brent era, spring tour 1990.

I still think Summer 91 was the tour de force of the Hornsby era GD, without a doubt.

Reviewer: magnificent7head - - March 21, 2006
Subject: the Beginning
Of a rockin tour with Bruce attending most shows while the Heads were still giving him a fair shake. A nice kick off to this tour although I believe they really hit stride in GREENsbro and Hotlanta. The only complete tour on my list and I loved the vibe and the inspired jams. Did you give me the "Dose me I'm Irish" button at this show? Thanks, I still have it.

Reviewer: gruUbic - - March 18, 2006
Subject: DC Dead Shows
GD 3/17/91 -
FYI - peggyO isnt listed but Jerr et al ripped it beautifully after the Walkin blooz...

Landover usually cant compare w/ MSG runs or Oakland delights, but I've seen too many Cap Center, RFK, Merriweather, Hampton shows not to say something bout this one -- wow

We sat Vince side midway up by the speakers -- solid '91 show - a real Jerry happy night. Smiles in the black t-shirt...Vince was key at this time, lest we forget.

Listen to the tape -- it MAY just sound average. remember, this was 91 --- but at the show - it was a real needed dose for the soul, loved it. The Truckin> NewSpeedway is off the chain --
And Jerry loved sing the Black Peter...are you gonna take issue???

This was a FUN FUN FUN run in Landover 91. Great it's all here on archive.org.

Output/ mix on this SB copy is outstanding - lots of energy - So friggin crisp - like Without a Net disc; culled from same run I think - maybe that was 90 -- whatever -- similar sound -- friggin rocked - how can anyone complain when they were on - playin in the band!

even if your "spoiled" with earlier exposure to the dead...gotta let it grow, bro -- they did. gosh darn they were soo good

--- 5's all round. Check it.

Reviewer: chetreli - - September 20, 2005
Subject: Black Peter "FAN!!!"
I highly recommend downloading this show - one of my favorites of 91 - Vince is waayyy too loud - and I always found the duo keyboards of this era "crowded" the band (listen to the sloppy bridge of China>Rider for a primo example) - but other than those hyper-criticisms - this show cooked! The Truckin'>New Speedway had us all swingin' into drumz - and the Black Peter!!! Check out the last 2 minutes of it!!! Jerry "fans" it like 1977!!!!

Reviewer: Liamfinnegan - - September 4, 2005
Subject: Sounds worse in retrospect
I was at this show, and was excited that I witnessed a first with Ruben and Charise.

I also thought it was a pretty good show for that year. Listening to this, however, I thought I was at the skating rink, as I heard someone say before about Vince. I did not dislike Vince per se, but this recording his him way up in the mix and Jerry's guitar a little buried...and my ears really hurt

Reviewer: iriedancer - - August 17, 2005
Subject: Hot 91 show!
It is really hard to enjoy some of the 90's material after being spoiled with so many hot 70's & even early 80's shows. This show is smokin hot for being 91'. The show has alot of the younger Dead qualities to it, especially during the China Cat > Rider. Definately worth a shot!

Reviewer: Gallium - - June 10, 2005
Subject: A peak
in the dead's later career.

lots of people hate vince, cant get over that jerry wanted to play different stuff than what he did in 1969, but this show is smoking.

"I can't think of a place that's more perfect
For a person as perfect as you" expert heads!!

vince is tasteful, jerry is on fire, and bob gives a shit. give this show a listen.

Notes

flac16; SBD> Master Dat> Master Cassette (Tascam 122mkIII)> Dat (SV3800/48k); Transfer: Dat> Cool Edit Pro> Samplitude v7.02 Professional> FLAC; Patch Info: Nakamichi 300/CP4 + Neumann KM84> Cassette Master (Sony D5/Maxell MX-S90); Patched and Edited By Charlie Miller