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Grateful Dead Live at Deer Creek Music Center on 1993-06-23

by Grateful Dead

Publication date: 1993-06-23 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Live concert

Collection: GratefulDead

Band/Artist: Grateful Dead

Resource: DeadLists Project

Let The Good Times Roll, Hell In A Bucket, Lazy River Road, Memphis Blues, Loser, Broken Arrow, Easy Answers Samson & Delilah-> Way To Go Home, Wave To The Wind-> Terrapin Station-> Drums-> Jam-> Dark Star*-> The Wheel-> Good Lovin', E: Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds

Notes

FOB AMS ST-250(cardioid) -> Modified D-10 Pro, by Pete Delgado; Transfer: D8 -> Montego II -> CDWAV -> Shorten32, by Doug Nawrocki

Addeddate: 2004-05-13 13:59:24

Discs: 3

Has_mp3: 1

Identifier: gd93-06-23.st250.nawrocki.559.sbeok.shnf

Lineage: AMS ST-250 (FOB, cardioid) > Modified D-10 Pro > D8 > Montego II > CD Wave > Shorten32

Location: Noblesville, IN

Shndiscs: 2

Source: Audience: AMS ST-250

Taped by: Pete Delgado

Transferred by: Doug Nawrocki

Type: sound

Venue: Deer Creek Music Center

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Reviewer: cellobus - - July 15, 2020
Subject: No Easy Answers

I would have enjoyed this show much more if the crowd hadn't sung along so much, and if there were fewer forgettable, disposable songs. We were under the tent and they started into "Broken Arrow" and this guy in front of me yells out "THIS SONG SUCKS!" Only one verse of Dark Star. Forgotten lyrics in Terrapin. I was so disappointed after the night before.

Reviewer: ccclyde - - August 15, 2008
Subject: Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds

Maybe John Lennon really didn't write Lucy about LSD, but it doesn't matter; everyone else thinks he did.

I remember a warm peaceful day. Sitting next to my car, seeing peoples' legs melt into each other. The show was good, but almost sad. Sometimes those 90's shows seemed to hold a certain saddness as everyone waited for the shoe to drop, and the band forced to break for a while. Little did I know this would be the same site of the '95 CNN deadheads rampage that would signal the end of so much.

The first set was rather short. Easy answers, lazy river road and broken arrow were my favorites from memory. The second set had nice versions of Way to go home and Terrapin. The Dark Star never really found its way, but the LSD encore was extra cool.

The sound is only okay. 4 stars for the memories.

A beautiful night with great people; thank you everybody.

Reviewer: Thad - - July 24, 2007
Subject: They're setting us on fire

Garcia shreds in the Terrapin jam. Just blistering licks. Garcia could shred with any "guitar hero" if he had wanted to. Fortunately for all of us he did what he did instead. But once in awhile, it was almost like he would make these statements like "I can hang with any hot shot in the world. Have a bit of this!"

This jam in particular was a phenomenal performance by all involved.

Reviewer: posternutchild - - November 10, 2006
Subject: Solid

havent listened to anything but terrapin on. Jerry just rips, this is one of the coolest dark stars i have heard. Seems to flow real well, especially given that its 1993

Reviewer: NicksPicks - - November 5, 2006
Subject: atually clay...

the liner notes on the master DAT tape case said "cardioid".
hard to tell though. lots of shed in the recording, but it sounds great.

Reviewer: clayb - - November 7, 2004
Subject: Recording Stats for June 23, 1993

Mastered live FOB from:
by Clay C. Brennecke and James Young using:
AMS ST-250 microphone in the Blumlein Pattern on a Cool-Lux MD5500 Collapsible Light Stand both Sets 6"0' in air > AMS Microphone Preamp > Modified Sony TCD D-10 Professional DAT machine

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