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Grateful Dead Live at Hampton Coliseum on 1980-05-02

by Grateful Dead

Publication date: 1980-05-02 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Audience, Mason B. Taylor

Collection: GratefulDead

Band/Artist: Grateful Dead

Resource: DeadLists Project

Set 1

Minglewood Blues, Loser, Mama Tried-> Mexicali Blues, Friend Of The Devil, Far From Me, Looks Like Rain, Althea-> The Music Never Stopped

Set 2

Alabama Getaway-> Feel Like A Stranger-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> Not Fade Away-> Stella Blue-> I Need A Miracle-> Bertha-> Good Lovin', E: Johnny B. Goode

Notes

"Mason B. Taylor was a taper from Chicago that recorded concerts by many bands in the Chicagoland area and on Dead tours. He used a Nakamichi 550 with Nakamichi 300 mics with shotgun capsules for most of his earlier recordings. In later years he used Sony D-5 and Sony D-3 cassette recorders with Nakamichi 300 mics.

Mason captured spectacular musical moments and loved to share them with his closest friends. In honor of Mason and all the love he put into his recordings we are now able to share these moments with those who can appreciate them most.

As the shows get uploaded we would love for you to share your stories about the epic times the music evokes so we can all dial back into that moment when the magic was happening.

Thanks to Mason’s family and his Chicago and Cleveland friends for opening up Mason’s Jar…"

Addeddate: 2014-05-17 02:21:05

Identifier: gd1980-05-02.128686.naks.masom.flac16

Location: Hampton, VA

Run time: 134:14.69

Source: Recorded By Mason Taylor on a Nakamichi 550 Cassette Deck, on chrome tapes, with Nakamichi microphones

Taped by: Mason B. Taylor

Type: sound

Venue: Hampton Coliseum

Year: 1980

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Reviewer: Xpanding MAn - - May 27, 2014
Subject: Good sounding show

Thank you Mason, wherever you are, for making this pull; of course I'd like to hear more Phil but considering the gear, the venue, the difficulties with taping back then, I would have absolutely stoked to have this recording back in the day. Great job!

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