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Grateful Dead Live at Richmond Coliseum on 1983-10-08

by Grateful Dead

Publication date: 1983-10-08 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Audience, FOB, M. Watson, Keith Litzenberger

Collection: GratefulDead

Band/Artist: Grateful Dead

Resource: DeadLists Project

Set 1

Feel Like A Stranger
Friend Of The Devil
New Minglewood Blues
Brown Eyed Women
Cassidy
West L.A. Fadeaway
Hell In A Bucket
Deal

Set 2

Keep Your Day Job
Playing In The Band ->
Crazy Fingers ->
Drums ->
Space ->
Truckin' ->
Spoonful ->
Wharf Rat ->
Sugar Magnolia Jam ->
Good Lovin'

Encore
U.S. Blues

Notes

This came from Keith Litzenberger's DAT collection. The DAT was labeled "Nak300->PCM->Apogee->DAT."
I'm not sure if this correct or not. There are no cuts where cassettes would normally flip but there
is some hiss during the quiet parts of Space. Whatever the case it sounds awesome, Enjoy

Addeddate: 2009-07-08 00:09:15

Identifier: gd1983-10-08.fob.nak300.unknown.watson.100036.flac16

Lineage: ?->PCM->Apogee->DAT Lineage: Dat Clone->Sony PCM R-500->VX Pocket V2->Soundforge 6.0->FLAC

Location: Richmond, VA

Run time: 155:46.05

Source: (FOB)Nak CM300->?

Transferred by: M. Watson

Type: sound

Venue: Richmond Coliseum

Year: 1983

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Reviewer: el500@live.com - - January 13, 2011
Subject: The Best of a Great show.

I've listened to all with headphones. This is the best downloadable of this show. Thanks for sharing. I was there. Stanger, Cassidy, Deal (JG insanity), Crazy Fingers was so Awesome.
VA shows rock.

Reviewer: myhungryhippo - - September 22, 2010
Subject: sugar mags

abort !

lol love it

great recording

Reviewer: Diabolical Lies - - July 15, 2009
Subject: Better than remembered

I remember being at this show and not being terribly impressed. Perhaps I was distracted, cause the playing is good. West L.A. is lively and the second set is worth a listen. Playing has a nice jam with everyone jelling well. Listen closely, around 10:04 Bobby starts to play a James Bond theme. Crazy fingers has a nice delicate quality to it. For me it was a nice surprise.

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