my problem is i cant turn it up any louderon my earpods😜

Incredible matrix of Betty Board and the audience source recording. Hunter Seamons does such a nice job mxing the two here! Betty calls these her "happy mixes" because she was in love with Rex Jackson (who died shortly after this run of shows) Some of the best sounding Grateful Dead out there. Perfect for a hot, summer day.

WHY CAN I NOT LISTEN TO A SINGLE GODDAMN SONG WITHOUT IT ENDING RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE AND RETURNING TO THE BEGINNING PLEASE GET THIS SHIT RIGHT ARCHIVES.ORG

Which makes it unanimous this being a nice, above average show (4 stars) within a fabulous matrix (6 stars). The SBD is soft and forgiving of the vocals and mellow sounding overall (thank you again Betty), fitting right in with the audience. Definitely worth having in the collection.

I ever received when I first started trading back in the olden days (1988) was a great soundboard that I wore out cruising the DC area in my Corolla. Marvelous show... I love the laid back vibe of 1976. Maybe that owes a lot to Garcia's solo projects from '75 where his sound was quaalude mellow. Everything is played very well. The second set is just extraordinary: St. Stephen > Dancin' is wonderfully funky; the beginning of Eyes - sublime. Hunter's mix: wonderful (as usual). Transcendent Dead.

The Eyes IS mesmerizing...but what's with the channel swapping? Is it just me? Perhaps I'm too mezmerized. Good stuff here, though.

What a wonderful way to spend the day.

A great show gets the matrix treatment, and the results are excellent. Even if you have this show, this version is worth grabbing. The airy sound puts you right in the concert hall. Thank you Mr. Seamons