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Grateful Dead Live at The Omni on 1991-04-04

by Grateful Dead

Publication date: 1991-04-04 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Live concert

Collection: GratefulDead

Band/Artist: Grateful Dead

Resource: DeadLists Project

Let The Good Times Roll, Feel Like A Stranger, They Love Each Other, Walkin' Blues, Ramble On Rose, Memphis Blues, High Time, Promised Land Help On The Way-> Slipknot!-> Franklin's Tower, Estimated Prophet-> He's Gone-> Jam-> Drums-> Jam-> I Need A Miracle-> Standing On the Moon-> Good Lovin', E: U.S. Blues

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FOB> AKGc1000s>Sony Cassette D3 > cdr
Eac > cool edit > shntool > cdwav >shnv3
Taped by Thomas Larson
Discs provided by Chris Adams
Eac >shn (secure with proper offsets) by Ernie Dodd

Addeddate: 2004-05-11 11:20:54

Has_mp3: 1

Identifier: gd91-04-04.akg.dodd.15548.sbeok.shnf

Location: Atlanta, GA

Numeric_id: 13562

Shndiscs: 2

Source: FOB> AKGc1000s>Sony Cassette D3 > cdrEac > cool edit > shntool > cdwav >shnv3Taped by Thomas LarsonDiscs provided by Chris AdamsEac >shn (secure with proper offsets) by Ernie Dodd

Type: sound

Venue: The Omni

Year: 1991

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Reviewer: Admiral Fishook - - October 1, 2008
Subject: I was @ that show

I must say it was wonderful. 3 night in Atl. this was the last night. We drove from memphis to see the show, when they played "stuck inside of Molbile with the Memphis blues again" we felt it was just for us.
Thank you guys for the great show!

Reviewer: rick e. - - February 17, 2006
Subject: audience

I would like to hear more audiences from this tour particularly greensboro and orlando.I like the boards ,but they are so clean they are sort of sterile sounding.

Reviewer: countertop - - May 9, 2005
Subject: One of my top 10 All Time Shows

Folks, having done most of this spring tour (and seen about 100 shows total from the mid 80s through early 94) I've always thought this was the highlight of the Atlanta '91 run and one of my top 10 shows ever (the April Fools show in Greensboro is also a top 10r).

The whole thing was a magical experience and on this night, the Dead rocked Atlanta. As is noted, it was a steller first set and H-S-F and the estimated are always cherished, but it was Jerry's touching Standing on the moon and the encore of US Blues that really tore the house down in Atlanta.

I still remember sitting in my seats - not 20 feet from Hornsby and looking up and watching as all the CNN suits and lawyers in the skyboxes were descending into the crowd as the 2nd Set ended dancing and noodling and shaking it with the heads on the floor.

I know the soundboards exist, cause I got one - but its on cassette tape and has been a cherished part of my collection for 10 years. If you can find real digital copy please post it.

Reviewer: dmilks - - May 3, 2005
Subject: Anybody?

Does anybody have a SBD of this they could upload? This is a sick show, but we all have been spoiled by these wonderful SBD's, and the sound really detracts from the enjoyment level, which the previous reviewer also mentioned.

Reviewer: Terrapin31590 - - September 27, 2004
Subject: The Dirty South ATL

Inexplicably, only an AUD source even where 4/3 and 4/5 have nice crispy SBDs makes me downgrade this show, which would have otherwise been a 4/5.

Spirited first set, LTGTR and High Time (rare) are nicely done.

Second set is where your tasty treats are. the HSF opener is strong, great franklins. Estimated is well done, with some nice faux horn work from Welnick into a great great He's Gone. Hornsby leads a chilling vocal jam that literally took it to the rafters at the Omni. One of my favorite versions of He's Gone.

Post Drums is nothing to write home about, but the US Blues encore is tasty.

Recommended

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