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Grateful Dead Live at Silva Hall, Hult Center on 1983-08-30

by Grateful Dead

Publication date: 1983-08-30 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Audience, Da Weez, D5scott

Collection: GratefulDead

Band/Artist: Grateful Dead

Resource: DeadLists Project

Set 1

Feel Like A Stranger, Candyman, My Brother Esau, Dire Wolf, Little Red Rooster, Tennessee Jed, Lazy Lightnin' > Supplication > Deal

Set 2

Touch Of Grey > Samson And Delilah, Terrapin Station > Drums > Space > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away > Wharf Rat > Sugar Magnolia, E: Brokedown Palace

Notes

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R.I.P. Sandy - aka "Bigfoot"
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Addeddate: 2011-01-15 01:58:14

Identifier: gd1983-08-30.111590.senn.daweez.d5scott.flac16

Lineage: Sony TC-D5M (original record deck) > Pre Sonus Inspire GT > Sound Forge > .wav files > Trader's Little Helper > flac files

Location: Eugene, OR

Run time: 151:07.29

Source: Source: 2 Sennheiser 441 microphones > Sony TC-D5M - analog master cassettes;

Taped by: Da Weez

Transferred by: D5scott

Type: sound

Venue: Silva Hall, Hult Center

Year: 1983

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Reviewer: gordon hensley - - February 3, 2017
Subject: cool show, creative jerry

this could easily be a 5 star but gave it a 4 -- but regardless plenty of hot, interesting playing... the terrapin outro jam pre-drums goes back into terrapin coda before going right into drums -- never heard that before...

and jerry's initial jamming on throwin' stones is really cool w/ atonal chords and then into a great stretch playing off bobby and phil. different-sounding material here as well. would say throwing stones is a must listen.

Reviewer: Stellablu122 - - February 12, 2016
Subject: Some tasty tidbits

This was the start of an historic short tour through the inter-mountain west that was wicked hot.

This show features a text book 1983 first set which has a poetic Candyman, a perfect Esau, a raucous Tennessee Jed and a very strong ending tri fecta of Lazy Lightning> Supplication> Deal.

The first half of the second set is a high light with Touch of Grey still more heavy than the pop song it would become in latter years. Samson is ripping and up next is a gorgeous Terrapin with the previously mentioned reprise after a surprisingly long jam before drumz.

The post space is fun too with a very strong Wharf Rat following NFA.

The Sugar Magnolia is slight disjointed but they end it with a raving SSDD and end the the night with a sweet Brokedown.

Only wish is the sound quality could be better.

Reviewer: njpg - - September 15, 2014
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Reviewer: wishy9 - - November 19, 2013
Subject: best sorce for this show

This sounds good. Solid show.

Reviewer: Folkhippy - - May 3, 2013
Subject: Bobby was feeling like a stranger, to those lyrics

Wow, perhaps the worst butchering of lyrics I have ever heard in a Dead performance, including Jerry's zombie years. Bobby effectively sings the wrong verses/words for three separate verses of "Feel Like a Stranger," back-to-back. Hilarious! Jerry makes up for it with some freaking killer Mutron soloing. A classic '83 run, great tape.

Reviewer: Bzl - - February 17, 2011
Subject: Nice!

This seems to be the best source for this show, including the soundboard.

Hot show. Check out the reprise back into Terrapin right before drums. Nice!

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