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westladoser
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August 25, 2020
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trippy
This show is amazing jam fueled night delving into the music heavily. i love it when bobby finally pops in and gives the band something solid to jam off of. dont get me wrong spacey dead is right but i also like it to be more jiggy to wake up little susie ! haha BRENT is insane and phil takes control. live this set a diamond in the rough !! arent there always diamonds in the rough ?? 🧐🧐💀⚡️🌹
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njpg
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Heard this before, now I've heard it again. These are the same as other recordings dated differently.
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erik65
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January 4, 2012
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I'd need to hear the full-length versions
to be able to really luxuriate in the crunchiness!
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BataviaSparky
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May 1, 2010
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vanishing review
I had to post a review because it seems that the reviews always end up in the twilight zone! Seriously, I have read several reviews of this recording but somehow I am now the "first to review this show!?!?!?!" (cue twilight zone theme).
As for it - this is an interesting one-time listening, some fun spacey stuff and one cohesive jam (the longest track, I believe). Just another example of how scrutenized this band was (is).
When are the Jerry singing in the shower tapes going to come out?
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Loser_Boy
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May 1, 2010
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OBSCURE Dead recording
I have never heard this before but it is groovy.
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Dead Head 4 Obama
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April 29, 2010
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Holy crap!
This is a must have! A freaking archivist dream!!! Just wow!!!
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Ernie Bo-Peep
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April 27, 2010
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Track Four
I can see the New Speedway jam connection but I also hear the Truckin' Outro / Nobody's Fault jam there aw well. Basically the same jam anyway. Great stuff with a clear sound. Cassette hiss is present but not at all intrusive. A nice little addition to your 1985 section of the Only Ones Who Do What They Do Band.
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The Bopper
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April 27, 2010
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track 4
Track 4 sounds like a New Speedway jam. Great stuff! Thanks Charlie.
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Evan S. Hunt
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April 26, 2010
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All Those Years
I watched the Twilight Zone looking for the music credits and never found them, so even tho I knew the GD recorded music for the newer 80's version of the teevee show I don't know if I ever actually heard the music.
Yours truly is one of those sick twisted freaks who likes space, feedback and Seastones kind of stuff. It's not as easy to play as it sounds and tho it's supposedly freeform there is a lot more unintentional direction in it than one might imagine.
Track 4 is a regular jam. Now I'm sure I never heard this on the show. The producers probably didn't use it. Track 5 sounds like the makings for a perfectly good Jerry easy rocker.
Track 6 goes back into space. Yes, Twilight Zone music is supposed to sound weird and conjure the world of demons or disjunct thinking in a person's mind. Nun the Less, to me, a one who laughs at the macabre, this music is very soothing to me.
I know, I know, I'm weird. I'm weird for Dead Heads!
This effort deserves 5 stars just because of its historic value.
This reviewer rarely gives anything less than 5 stars for any GD performance on the Archives ~ which reminds me...
...Please, if you are reading this, and you have empathy, and a few extra bucks, please send a monetary donation to the Archives.
Reviewer:
Chris U.
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April 24, 2010
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Track 4
Luxuriate in the crispy crunchy texture.
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nigeldavahah
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April 24, 2010
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nice;)
holy cow the twilight zone