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Grateful Dead Live at Capital Centre on 1990-03-14

by Grateful Dead

Publication date: 1990-03-14 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Jeff Hubbard, Charles Bandrofcheck

Collection: GratefulDead

Band/Artist: Grateful Dead

Resource: DeadLists Project

Disc 1

Set 1

01. Crowd/tuning
02. Cold, Rain & Snow
03. Feel Like A Stranger
04. Good Times Blues
05. Mama Tried
06. Big River
07. Loose Lucy
08. Stuck Inside of Mobile With The Memphis Blue Again
09. Row Jimmy
10. Let It Grow

Disc 2

Set 2

01. Crowd/tunng
02. Crazy Fingers
03. Playing In The Band
04. Uncle John's Band
05. Drums
06. Space
07. Dear Mr. Fantasy
08. I Need A Miracle
09. Black Peter
10. Lovelight

Encore

11. Black Muddy River

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Song Title	Versions	Compilations	Covers
Crowd/tuning
Cold, Rain & Snow
Feel Like A Stranger
Good Times Blues
Mama Tried
Big River
Loose Lucy
Stuck Inside of Mobile With The Memphis Blue Again
Row Jimmy
Let It Grow
Crowd/tunng
Crazy Fingers
Playing In The Band
Uncle John's Band
Drums
Space
Dear Mr. Fantasy
I Need A Miracle
Black Peter
Lovelight
Black Muddy River

Addeddate: 2008-07-29 20:09:46

Identifier: gd1990-03-14.senn.hubbard.cpb.83778.flac16

Lineage: Playback of MCs recording deck (Marantz PMDxxx) > Sony D6 > Maxell XL90s (1st gen). 1st (gen) > Playback on Marantz PRD505 (azimuth adjusted) > Marantz Intergrated Stereo Amp MP-68 > SB Audigy4 on new P4 machine > Sound Forge normalization > WAV > CDWave > WAVs > Flacfrontend 1.7.1 (level 8) > flacs.

Location: Landover , MD

Source: Sennheiser 4xx's > Marantz PMDxxx > MC.

Taped by: Jeff Hubbard

Transferred by: Charles Bandrofcheck

Type: sound

Venue: Capital Centre

Year: 1990

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Reviewer: adlai00 - - October 14, 2011
Subject: Sweet sweet show

Set list wise there was nothing about this show that particularly stands out .... but the Loose Lucy bust out was a shock and it was amazing being there to realize that that was what was happening. And it was stellar. I would apply that to most of the rest of this show; especially the Crazy Fingers and Black Peter. There being three songs pre-drums in the second set, there was a lot of time for jamming and exploring weird territory. They did not use this time idly by any means. Lots of truly inspired weirdness with Phil being on on on and the rest of the band being just as strong. The recording is very crisp and fat. It's a true pity that the taper had to adjust the levels during the Loose Lucy. Of all the L.L.s that I've heard, I never heard one with this much energy. Try to find it on another recording where it is not so compromised by taping blotches. Wish I were there again.

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