Grateful Dead Live at Uptown Theater on 1978-11-16
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- 1978-11-16 ( check for other copies)
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Minglewood Blues, Dire Wolf, Me & My Uncle-> Big River, They Love Each Other, Looks Like Rain, Brown Eyed Women, Beat It On Down The Line, Stagger Lee, Dancin' In The Streets-> Deal Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain, Samson & Delilah, He's Gone-> Drums-> Black Peter-> Truckin', E: U.S. Blues
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AUD(Nak CM-300's>Sony TC-158)>MC>R>CoolEdit>CDR; Seeded to etree by T. Wiley
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- 2004-04-05 15:28:35
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- 0
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- 1
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- gd78-11-16.nak300.wiley.11487.sbeok.shnf
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- AUD (Nak CM-300's> Sony TC-158) > MC> R> CoolEdit> CDR
- Location
- Chicago, IL
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- 2
- Type
- sound
- Venue
- Uptown Theater
- Year
- 1978
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Reviewer:
mike edwards
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February 17, 2005
Subject: Sweet Home Chicago
Subject: Sweet Home Chicago
Haven't heard this one since the night it was played. It was my first show and a smoker from the sound of it now, but it took me two years to find these guys again, and then another year before things got seriously weird, and of course it's been long and strange ever since.
The recording is a bit rough around the edges at times, but the energy of the boys and the rowdy Chi-town crowd make up for any fidelity shortcomings. The Scarlet->Fire is pretty tasty, despite Weir's slide-not-yet-quite-mastered near the end of Fire. The jam out of Space into Black Peter is absolutely ferocious, and the "run and see" Peter outro is pretty smoking too. The Truckin' is just flat out sick. It comes on raging in fifth gear, and the crowd is on top of it and pushing the boys for more, more, more. The band beyond description delivers eternal tightrope crescendo after crescendo and finally breathlessly bombs beyond believing before Jerry takes us all the way down to microscopic before the last triumphant rushing rise of one night's joyous cacophony. I look back and listen now and see my baptism and know, twenty-six years and some change later, that I will be forever grateful, forever dead.
The recording is a bit rough around the edges at times, but the energy of the boys and the rowdy Chi-town crowd make up for any fidelity shortcomings. The Scarlet->Fire is pretty tasty, despite Weir's slide-not-yet-quite-mastered near the end of Fire. The jam out of Space into Black Peter is absolutely ferocious, and the "run and see" Peter outro is pretty smoking too. The Truckin' is just flat out sick. It comes on raging in fifth gear, and the crowd is on top of it and pushing the boys for more, more, more. The band beyond description delivers eternal tightrope crescendo after crescendo and finally breathlessly bombs beyond believing before Jerry takes us all the way down to microscopic before the last triumphant rushing rise of one night's joyous cacophony. I look back and listen now and see my baptism and know, twenty-six years and some change later, that I will be forever grateful, forever dead.
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