Conference rdvax::grateful

    
    Any have a high qual copy of 12-31-78.  I need it for my nomination to 
    the Best of Jerry tape (and for personal reasons too!)  

	tucked into my long-winded Dark Star nomination was a request for
	the complete 3/28/73 Springfield MA...

	I only have the last bit of the 2nd set (5 songs, which take up a 
	tape and a half!) - I've seen the complete set list - there were
	THIRTY songs played that night...

	anyways, I'm reposting my request in case it got lost in my ramblings.

	thanks, Debess

re:       <<< Note 70.1 by DELNI::DSMITH "Answers aplenty in the by & by" >>>
    
>    Any have a high qual copy of 12-31-78.  I need it for my nomination to 
>    the Best of Jerry tape (and for personal reasons too!)  

    I have a very good copy if you need it: SBD, "A-" quality.  

    THe 1st 3 tunes are not good quality, but the rest is.  However, I also
    have that Farewell to Winterland album that has the 1st 3 tunes.  Sounds
    fine but I think they cut Fire on the album.

    Not sure I'll be able to make the dubbing party though!

    /Ken

    
    Awesome Ken!  I'll blast you 3 more 90 min tapes!
    
    Now that's a piping HOT show:
    
    Sugar Magnolia
    Scarlet Begonias
    Fire on the Mountain
    Me and My Uncle
    Big River
    Friend of the Devil
    It's All Over Now
    Stagger Lee
    >From the Heart of Me
    Sunshine Daydream
    
    Samson and Delilah
    Ramble on Rose
    I Need a Miracle
    Terrapin Station
    Playin' in the Band
    drums
    Not Fade Away
    Around and Around
    
    Dark Star
    The Other One
    Dark Star
    Wharf Rat
    St. Stephen
    Good Lovin'
    
    Casey Jones
    Johnny B. Goode    
    
    We Bid You Goodnight

    any taperheads got buddies in nuevo york taping the allman's run?
    
    sounds like they have been playing very well and would like to sample
    the whole shooting match

this is from rec.music.gdead, thought there might be some interest for
it in here ;-)  Debess

Subject: Hornsby-Lesh-Weir Tree Announcement


This is to announce a DAT/analog tape tree for soundboard tapes of
Bruce Hornsby's show 4-12-96 at the Fillmore East in San Francisco,
with special guests Bob Weir, and Phil Lesh. The setlist is given
below.  The show was taped from a D7 plugged into a D7 plugged into
the board - our taper has chosen to remain anonymous, but let's
hear it for him anyway.  

DEADLINE for sign-ups is MIDNIGHT on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24TH, 1996.

HOW TO SIGN UP:

DAT INSTRUCTIONS:

Send an e-mail to [email protected] with one of the following
headers:

Hornsby tree D> D             if you can dub DAT to DAT
Hornsby tree D> A             if you can dub DAT to Analog 
Hornsby DAT Leaf              if you don't have dubbing capability

In the body of the e-mail, put the following information:

1. Full name (yours)
2. E-mail address
3. Street address
4. City, State, Zip
5. Country
6. Phone number 
7. Precise description of dubbing equipment
8. Can your equipment defeat SCMS? (Y/N)
9. Number of copies you're willing to make
10. Comments/Questions 

If you are volunteering to be a D> D, please include your tapelist
with your sign-up. If you don't have dubbing capability, you can
leave off questions 7, 8, and 9.

ANALOG INSTRUCTIONS

Send an e-mail to [email protected].  Use one of the following
headers:

Hornsby A> A             If you can dub cassettes
Hornsby Analog Leaf      If you don't have dubbing capability

In the body of the e-mail, put the following information:

1. Full name (yours)
2. E-mail address
3. Street address
4. City, State, Zip
5. Country
6. Phone number 
7. Precise description of dubbing equipment
8. Number of copies you're willing to make
9. Comments/Questions

If you're signing up to be an analog leaf, you can leave off
questions 7 and 8. 

Here's the setlist...

4-12-96 Fillmore, SF

Spider Fingers
White Wheeled Limousine
Tango King
Talk of the Town
Hot House Ball
Every Little Kiss
Rainbow's Cadillac
Cruise Control
China Doll (Bruce solo)>
Pastures Of Plenty
Valley Road
Sugaree*
Western Skyline*>
Masterpiece*
Jack Straw*
Truckin'*+>
Lovelight*+>
Not Fade Away*+

E: The Weight*+

*w/Bob Weir
+w/Phil Lesh

	grovel grovel grovel....

	anybody have a copy of 10-24-79 Spfld CC?
	I'd be muchly appreciative if I could get a copy!
	don't have much in way of a trade but I'd be more 
	than willing to work out some sort of barter/reciprocation.  8-)


	Toby

    i have a mislabelled tape...go figure...
    from the avalon ballroom...it was originally labelled 10-13-68 and the
    set list is as follows
    
    Dew (small cut)     DDHNM con't
    dark Star           Other One
    St Stephen>         New Potato Caboose
    The 11              Alligator
    DDHNM
    
   i checked the bible and saw one other show a few months later that
    resembled this set list as well
    
    there is much chatter
    Jerry says that "they are going to play until they drop" and tells all
    to "let go of your bodies people"
    Bob segues into one song saying it is a "dance number..foxtrot and a
    ladies choice"
     any help?

>    i have a mislabelled tape...go figure...
maybe not.

>    from the avalon ballroom...it was originally labelled 10-13-68 and the
>    set list is as follows
    
    Dew (small cut)     DDHNM con't
    dark Star           Other One
    St Stephen>         New Potato Caboose
    The 11              Alligator
    DDHNM
    
>    Jerry says that "they are going to play until they drop" and tells all
>    to "let go of your bodies people"
>    Bob segues into one song saying it is a "dance number..foxtrot and a
>    ladies choice"

I know this stage talk - I have the tape with this, don't remember exactly
the date, but  10-13-68 does sound about right.  You sure the Dew and the 
Alligator on your tape are from the same show? No cuts, or different sound?  
Otherwise the setlist matches up.

 Josh

    yeah they sound broken josh
    
    also 
    my copy sucks the bag
    :^)
    
    (if yours is any better???)

    anyone got a pristine copy of the miami jai alai fronton shows from 74?
    
    need an upgrade badly
    
    
    almost took out 2 lanes of traffic this morning trying to fiddle with
    the knobs and fix the sound
    
    thanks

    
    
     LeblancC-
    
     I gutsa good copy.
    
    
     Contact me (oops, didn't mean to say "contact".. a pHIsh word)
     Doe!
    
     Steve-O

    Martin
    you suck to trade with
    
    
    no part

    
    TRADE?
    We've never traded!
    
    
    TRADE implies a two-way street, dude.  :-)
    
    
    "I was driving down the road one day............"
    

	he trades blanks.

    :^)
    
    

	well, when you make a list ...
	don't forget to include the ones on the floor in the back seat.
	
	;-)    ;-)
	

    what have i done to deserve all this abuse?

    
    ....well,
    
     you left a tape (Cornell 5/8/77) on the dash, it melted,
     and *I* had to make a second copy for you. 
    
    ...oops...i started
    
    (sorry, I'm hard on you PhishHEads-I don't understand how you
     can like that stuff and then ask for a Deadtape)
    
    "Where do you go when the lights go out?" Wow. What a musical
     f*cking genius that guy Three is.
    
     

    kruel, Kruel, KRUEL!!!!!!

	I just rec'd a very nice copy of the Hornsby show (4/12/96 Fillmore)
	where Bobby and Phil joined in for the last 45 minutes.

	if anyone would like a copy, send me mail

	Debess

	Anyone have a copy of 9-3-80 Spfld CC and or
	9-6-80 Lewiston Me  they can copy for a newbie?
	
	I'd like to get a copy for myself(naturally) but one
	of my best friends attended these shows with me and
	his birthday is coming up(October) and I haven't seen
	him in a long time ....  The Lewiston show was the best
	concert I've ever had the privilege to attend. 

	Name your price.... of course my tape collection consists
	entirely of offerings in here...


	Toby

Would anybody have a show with a good Terrapin Station they'd be willing
to copy for me, please?  After reading Hunter's letter I'm curious to hear
what it sounds like live...I've only ever heard the album.  Culturally
deprived...but trying to make up for it!

Thank you all, in advance, in abstentia, incognito, and inagadadavida!

Dan

an easy solution would be to pick up the new vault release
of the Albany show...  best live terrapin i've ever seen!

		da ve_whithout_dubbing_capability

> an easy solution would be to pick up the new vault release

Thanks da ve!

I just fired mail off to dan saying i'd take care of him

 Made up a fine tape of some cool acoustic versions of DMB tunes
 a while ago ... thought I'd offer it here if anyone's interested.
 Some sweet versions of Dave solo, Dave with Tim Reynolds, and a
 few guests (see setlist below) ... even if you're not into the
 DMB tunes that hit the radio, you'd probably like this tape ...
 fills a 90-minute tape nicely. 

 If you're up for it, send me personal email at SUBSYS::TURCOTTE
 and we'll go from there ... here's the setlist:

 A: best of what's around        dave solo     (may 92 radio show)
    song that jane likes         dave solo     (may 92 radio show)
    trippin billies              dave & peter  (may 92 radio show)
    i'll back you up             dave & stefan (may 92 radio show)
    recently > bring me water    dmb acoustic  (8-13-95 mod rock live)
    jimi thing >                 dmb acoustic  (8-13-95 mod rock live)
    what will become of me       dmb acoustic  (8-13-95 mod rock live)
    don't burn the pig           dmb acoustic  (5-10-95 yoshi's)
    #40                          dmb acoustic  (5-10-95 yoshi's)

 B: heathcliff's haiku warriors  dave solo     ( 3-23-93 charlottesville)
    say goodbye                  dave solo     (10-26-93 charlottesville)
    drive in, drive out          dave solo     (10-26-93 charlottesville)
    two step                     dave solo     ( 3-23-93 charlottesville)
    lie in our graves            dave solo     ( 9-14-93 chicago)
    three little birds*  phish + dave & leroi  ( 6-17-95 gainesville)
    typical situation            dave solo     (12-05-95 boston)
    dancing nancies              dave & tim    ( 2-21-94 charlottesville)
    warehouse                    dave & tim    ( 2-21-94 charlottesville)
    seek up reprise              dmb acoustic  (whereabouts unknown)


    *trad arr: Bob Marley

 

    that tape is, as Homer would say//"Sooo Sweeet". We had the foresight
    to make several copies of this one..car copies, general house copy,
    copy to carry in my coat pocket for general turning folks on to..etc...
    
    
    rfb

  Did anyone manage to latch onto the Unfinished Album Sessions tape that
  was treed (analog only) in rec.music.gdead?
  
  It included studio versions of all the 90s Dead originals except the '94
  bunch (Samba in the Rain, If the Shoe Fits, Childhood's End).
  
  I missed it -- instead I'm thinking of assembling the 90s originals from
  live tapes.  I think I have everything somewhere, not necessarily good
  versions, except "If the Shoe Fits".
  
  Or, just wait for Phil to get around to finishing something for release.
    - JayC.

Unfinished Album Sessions tape (100 min.)
-----------------------------------------
SideA
(cut)Lazy River Road
Easy answers
So Many Roads
Wave To The Wind
Eternity
The Days Between
Way To Go Home
Corrinna(cut)

SideB
Corrina(restarted from beginning)
Liberty

Filler:
Unbroken Chain Rehearsal

  Fwiw, songwriting credits for the Unfinished Album tape.    - JayC.
  
  [info provided by David Gans & others to rec.music.gdead poster Rick
  Wurtster]
>        Lazy River Road   Hunter-Garcia
>        Easy Answers   Hunter-Bralove-Weir-Welnick-Wasserman *
>        So Many Roads    Hunter-Garcia
>        Wave to the Wind   Hunter-Lesh
>        Eternity     Weir-Dixon, I think  (both j & G agreed)
>        Days Between    Hunter-Garcia
>        Long, Long Way to go Home    Hunter-Welnick (j's list included Bralove)
>        Corinna    not sure.  Possibly Hunter-Hart-Weir  ( j had Hunter-Weir)
>        Liberty    Hunter-Garcia

* this is the credit on Wasserman's TRIOS album.

>  Fwiw, songwriting credits for the Unfinished Album tape.    - JayC.
  

	I must've spaced this - JayC, what are you talking about?!?

>	I must've spaced this - JayC, what are you talking about?!?

  Those were cuts on the Unfinished Album tape that's circulating.

  It's a 100-min analog tape of unfinished studio versions of Dead originals
  from the 90s.  Sessions must've been in '93, because none of the '94
  originals is there (Samba, Shoe, Childhood's End).
  
  The tape was treed in rec.music.gdead.  I missed the boat, so was
  attempting a grovel here...  (See .-3.)
  
  Btw, the consensus from people who've heard the cuts is that they aren't
  commercially viable in this form -- still want to hear them though.
  I don't trust that Phil's going to let 'em out anytime soon.  8)  - JayC.

    how does one access rec.music.gdead??? 

if'n you have netscape, 3.0 or so, pull down the Window button, and 
go to Netscape News.  Go to the File header, and click on Add
Newsgroup.  Type in rec.music.gdead.  You're going to have to
figure out which servers out in CXO support news groups, 
http://www.bb.dec.com/ip/news/dec-news-servers.html lists
nntpd2.cxo.dec.com for Colorado Springs.  But you can really
use any on that list.  And there are likely others.  Netscape
may come up with a default for your site.  If'n you DON'T have
netscape (but I think you do have some browser, no?) then
on a unix system, you can see if you have, rn, or xrn.
Don't know from those Vaxen though.  Somebody else here can
probably point you in the right direction.

PeterT

    thanks PeterT

  Yeah...  Caveat about rec.music.gdead though...  It's intensely active,
  and very often turns into a flame fest (for no good reason).
  
  Ya gotta develop an approach for filtering the noise...  Me, I read only
  the strings that have "offer" or "tree" or "Dick" or "vault" in the title.
  8)   - JayC.

anyone have any MMF shows, like 97 Mardi Gras, that they'd be willing to 
trade?

thanks

jeff

  If anyone's interested, the infamous .t of rec.music.gdead is running a
  DAT and cassette tree for 5/8/77, Cornell, in honor of the 20th
  anniversary.
  
  The DAT seed is:  Betty reel > PDM > dbx decode > PCM > DAT.
  
  (As has been commented, you can probably get quality equally or nearly as
  good from readers of this conference...)

  My main interest is to track this guy's future Picks (Cornell being #1)
  2-n.  He apparently thinks the best Dead show ever is 5/26/72 Strand
  Lyceum London.  Wouldn't mind seeing what he'd offer as a seed for that
  (25th anniversary in 2 weeks).    - JayC.

  
>  The DAT seed is:  Betty reel > PDM > dbx decode > PCM > DAT.
 
sounds about like the gen I have.
It sounds as good as a Dicks Picks CD

if anyone doesn't have this, i'd be glad to run it off

	hey JC - I only have the 2nd set of that show, and wouldn't
	mind an upgrade of the whole thing!

	anyone have the Hartford show from that tour (later in May 77)

	Debess

>	anyone have the Hartford show from that tour (later in May 77)

That was my second Dead show, and AFAIK there is no Bettyboard of this one. :-(
haven't seen much of it on anyone's lists, either.
I took some nice photos from my seat in the middle of the floor.  Used Mom's
camera and telephoto, but still kinda postage-stampy.

 - Josh

  Well, several people are raising their hands for tapes, so I guess I
  better make an offer...    8)
  
  Here's the deal:  I'm about to receive extra copies of at least 6 analog
  tapes.  Of those, I can offer 1 copy (one in all, unless "A" tapes can be
  spun from a given extra) of the following:

      5/2/70   Harpur College
      4/29/71  Fillmore East
      11/30/73 Boston Music Hall
      5/9/77   Buffalo

  For these others, 2nd - nth copies can be spun to order:
  
      5/8/77   Cornell (see JC's offer in .-?, & I can spin if he's overloaded)
      3/24/93  UNC Chapel Hill

  If you need to be Let Down Easy w.r.t. a specific tape you requested  8) ,
  I'd be happy to extend this offer to spinning from any "A" seed in my
  possession, for example:
  
      2/28/69  Fillmore West
      10/29/77 Field House N Illinois U  <- any Black Peter fans out there?
      7/8/78   Red Rocks   (etc.)

  I do have to be a little careful what I commit to...  With five kids ages
  7 to 14 to deal with every evening, I can't even begin setting levels for
  spinning until after 11 PM.
  
  Anyway, I'll post a definitive list of the one-only's after I check 'em
  out and can assign sound ratings.  I think B+ and above is OK for relative
  newbies, like me.  (I'm not a taping newbie, just an open-market-trading
  newbie.)

  For the first few mailings, the postage is on me.  I've been receiving
  loads of treasures for postage-only -- gotta work off a load of hubris.
  
  If some moderator-person thinks it's worth it to move 506.238 and beyond
  to this topic... whatever.   I kept track wherever folks replied.  - Jay

    
    	If at all possible, I'd like to get a copy of the 5/8/77 Cornell.
    I'm hearing DAT and analog.  I'd need analog, not doing DAT yet.  8*)
    Not sure if this request belongs with JC or Jay....
    
    	p.s.  JC, my machine doesn't recognize your diff. E.  address 8*)
    Also, I tried to send to Zendia, and that doesn't exist.  fyi
    
    	Let me know how this works please?  Do I need to send blanks, etc.
    
    		thanks, Glen(n)
    

    
    I'll gladly take copies of
    
    5/2/70   Harper College
    4/29/71  Fillmore East
    11/30/73 Boston Music Hall
    5/9/77   Buffalo
    5/8/97   Cornell
    
    I'll even pay fer postage...
    
    lemme know
    
    Thanks!
    
    Toby

  So far, upwards of 8 people have raised their hands for various
  combinations of extras...
  
  Assuming all the extras pan out as B+'s or above, here's what might happen.

  Four people will get:
  - 1 of {5/2/70 Harpur, 4/29/71 Fillmore East, 11/30/73 Boston Music Hall,
    5/9/77 Buffalo}
  - 5/8/77 Cornell, if you don't have it & didn't cut a deal elsewhere
  - Any 1 of {2/28/69 Fillmore West, 10/29/77 NIllinois U, 7/8/78 Red Rocks,
    3/24/93 UNC Chapel Hill}

  Everyone else will get:
  - Any 2 of {2/28/69 Fillmore West, 5/8/77 Cornell, 10/29/77 NIllinois U,
    7/8/78 Red Rocks, 3/24/93 UNC Chapel Hill}  [If you can cut a deal
    elsewhere for Cornell, you wind up with 3 shows...]

  Fyi, about the "filler" shows:
  - Red Rocks and UNC are the best known, and seem to be attracting the
    least interest.  Kind of nice to see, actually.
  - As '69 shows go, 2/28/69 is overshadowed only by 3/1/69 (IMO).  Raging
    music.
  - 10/29/77 is one of the routinely sensational '77 shows, probably
    trailing the likes of 5/8/77 Cornell, 5/9/77 Buffalo, 02/26/77 San
    Bernadino, 05/07/77 Boston Garden, 05/19/77 Fox Theater Atlanta,
    06/09/77 Winterland Arena, 09/03/77 Englishtown NJ, and 11/06/77
    Binghamton NY in most people's estimation.  What distinguishes it for me
    is the Black Peter near the end.  So if you dig that song...

  Anyway, this is a level of spinning I think I can probably handle, once I
  dig that 2nd deck out of storage.   - JayC.

Debess and Glenn (and anyone else for that matter):
if you want 5-8-77, pls send mail to:

[email protected]

replying to the address that gets posted from this note
probably won't work.

also, since we're talking trades, I'm up for trading with
someone who hasa good PHISH collection.  i have 400+ hours
of dead, probably 30% of it very low gen boards, i have a bunch
of blues, about 35 hrs of phish, and others...  i'm into getting
another 10 tapes of phish.

send mail!

I'm looking for a crispy copy of Chicago 5-13-77.  I've heard all the 
'77 tapes mentioned in this string and 5-13 blows them away, 
especially the Scarlet>Fire.  The show begins with the drummers 
pulling a prank which leads to my favorite DBL: "Our short term 
memory isn't all it could be, but we can hold a grudge."  I've got an 
ok copy, but excellent ones should be out there since it was 
broadcast over the radio (on WXRT).

Jamie

  Well, my motherlode of analogs came.  (DAT newbies are dumping 'logs in
  droves -- watch rec.music.gdead to get in on the action.)
  
  Instead of the 4 or 5 extra/duplicate shows I referred to in my giveaway
  offer, I got *16*.

  [Also included were some very reputable shows I had *no idea* were coming.
  FBO those with complete & total recall of show dates -- 3/1/69, 5/15/70,
  7/13/84, 6/15/85, 4/1/91, and 10/31/91.  Yowza!]

  The good news is, I now can give away, say, 5 sets of 3 shows each.
  Probably to 5 noters who report the smallest number of Dead show tapes in
  their possession.

  Then for anyone else, I can update my tapes list and offer (the couple
  dozen from which I know I can spin A's) to trade or spin for blanks in the
  time honored way.  

  The bad news is, I kinda feel I have to check out these extras,
  qualitywise, before I dump 'em on anyone.  For example, I spun 2 on the
  way in this morning...  A 2/26/77 San Bernadino whose previous owner
  marked it an "A" is really a "B+" (listenable, reasonable separation, but
  flawed etc.).  While a 5/8/77 Cornell with no source or lineage listed
  whatsoever is an "A".  Ya don't know 'til you check it out.  (A couple of
  the extras are first-gen analogs, SDB/1 and dSBD/1, so that's promising,
  but ya never know.)

  Commute time, 90 mins. a day, is my only structured listening time, but
  I'll get through 'em as best I can and then offer a list.  Watch this
  space...   - JayC.

>  The good news is, I now can give away, say, 5 sets of 3 shows each.
>  Probably to 5 noters who report the smallest number of Dead show tapes in
>  their possession.

 	Thanks to JC, I now have 3 shows in my possession!!!
			(That's a full 6 tapes!!)

		Hey JC!  Tanx again, those are some smokin' good shows.
		 (a perfect match for the perfect quality.)

	I was thinking I'd have to get these Great Went tapes to have 
	something new to offer for more Dead.

				  Whatever!
		
						.....davet.	

    while I have a few more than 6 tapes in my collection, i still grovel at 
    every chance I get...%^)
    
    rfb

if you want to get a sneak preview of a couple of bands that will be
jamming at this years "gathering of the vibes" festival, you should
sign up for this tape tree:

A DJ at WERS 88.9 FM radio station in boston (emerson college radio)
sent me a few shows that were broadcast over the radio - live,
in-studio performances by  Percy Hill  &  Strangefolk  !!!   nice !!!

If you're up for this tape tree, send me personal email to:

  subsys::turcotte   or   [email protected]

Both shows fit on  ONE 100-minute cassette  - here's the setlists:

A:  Percy Hill   WERS radio broadcast  DSBD/0  2-08-97
Fallen, Don't Think About It, Million Days, Right and Wrong, When I Go, Been So Long
B:  Strangefolk  WERS radio broadcast  FM/1    3-30-97
Otis, Sometimes, Elixir, as, Dance, I Tell Myself, Westerly,  
 filler:  Strangefolk (with Percy Hill) 9-20-96  Lines & Circles

(filler is from a place in vermont, members of Percy Hill joined Strangefolk onstage)
 

REMINDER:  Percy Hill  and  Strangefolk  will be playing together this weekend at
           the Music Hall in Portsmouth, NH ... sunday, may 25 ... Strangefolk
           goes on at 7:00 PM and Percy Hill hits the stage at 9:00 PM ...
           Tickets are $12.50, for info call 603-436-2400

           I'll be heading up there with a friend, who mentioned he'd be
           recording the show, so if you go, stop by the soundboard and shoot
           the breeze awhile !  check it out - should be a grate show !
 
.

  Folks, as I remarked to another noter, it's a great time to be building an
  analog live tapes collection.
  
  Over lunch, I scored another 40 shows at $1 per cassette.  Just find
  someone who's switching to all-DAT (through rec.music.gdead or whatever)
  and let 'em know you're there to help them with their problem.   8)
  That is, what do do with all those analog shows that survived every
  collection purge, until the day they committed to DAT...

  I was thinking, with all this stuff pouring in, maybe I should offer up
  extras (as each wave arrives) in a grab-bag spirit, free, admittedly
  unscreened, and postage free.

  For example, by just looking at the annotations on the extras I got a week
  ago, I could assemble n (this week, n=3) sets of 4 shows.  Each recipient
  would get
  
     (a) 1 low-gen soundboard of a classic show (Deadbase top 20)
     (b) additional tradeable show (low-gen and received from 5-13 votes as
         among best of its year in Deadbase)
     (c) additional listenable show (>= B+, based on src/gen or quick sample)
     (d) 1 classic (but not HQ) AUD
     
  One mapping of 3 sets of 4 shows I could assemble this week has the
  additional feature of each set including at least 1 show from the 70s,
  80s, and 90s, a chronological spread (dumb luck):
  
  (a)   2/26/77         3/24/93         3/24/93
  (b)   3/3/87          8/18/89         7/3/94
  (c)   3/8/92          9/27/72         4/2/89
  (d)   3/9/92          11/30/73        5/25/77

  Is this a reasonable way to give away analog extras to folks with
  notalotta tapes?  (Seems fair, because lots more is coming & there should
  be enough for all...  And without hours of screening on my part...)
  
  If not, I welcome any suggestions.  - JayC.

  Ever fantasized about unveiling a recording of a Grateful Dead [or other
  favorite's] show that noone else knew had survived?

  (at least outside the Vault, from which who knows what will emerge...)
  
  A guy in rec.music.gdead just offered up over a dozen Dead shows, 77 &
  beyond, none of which was previously known to have survived.  Each show
  had been listed in one of the most complete accountings,
  www.tiedrich.com/tapelist, as NASN (not a single note circulates).
  
  I'm awaiting permission to clone the posting over here...

  Most are B+ AUDs, but hey, if you were at that show and thought it was
  unavailable...   - JayC.

    my mouth is watering
    

From: Mark Mattson <[email protected]>
Newsgroups: rec.music.gdead
Subject: rare shows available (NASN to the World II)
Date: 21 May 1997 14:29:46 GMT
...
My offline partner and I have been circulating a number of 
Dead shows that are thought to be unavailable.  These are
shows listed at http://www.tiedrich.com/tapelist/ as
"Not A Single Note circulates", or NASN for short.  Here are
the shows released so far; two are boards (*), and the rest
are audience tapes:

4-26-77  Passaic NJ 150min (beg Bertha cut)
12-13-78 Tampa FL 90min 2nd set and encore
1-7-79   MSG, NYC  150min (end Around&Around cut)
1-14-79  Utica NY 190min
*3-30-80 Passaic NJ 150min (end St of Circumstance cut)
3-31-80  Passaic NJ 150min
5-2-80   Hampton VA 135min
6-5-80   Tempe AZ 180min
8-26-80  Cleveland OH 130min
10-18-80 New Orleans LA (missing end set 3)
5-13-81  Providence RI 150min (missing end FotD and cowboy medley)
*9-30-81 Edinburgh Scotland 180min (cut bet Est Prophet and Eyes;
         cut end Good Lovin'; missing encore US Blues)
12-2-81  Urbana-Champlaign IL 90min 2nd set (missing end Terrapin
         through beginning of space; missing encore)
12-7-81  Des Moines IA 90min 2nd set  
2-20-82  San Diego CA 150min (missing encore)

The audience tapes are roughly B+, so I don't see these as tapes
for newbies, but rather for completists and folks who were at
the shows.

While I am mainly interested in trades, for karmic reasons I will
dub for blanks and postage for a few people interested in one
show they were at.  Please email your list or your website, along
with the shows you are interested in.

I am especially interested in:
 rare 1972-74 Dead             boards of Dead with Hornsby
 Further Fest 96 boards        Further Fest 97
 Santana 1971-75               Hot Tuna 1972-73
 NRPS 1972-74                  Pretenders before 1984
 Shakti                        The Who 1974-78

My preferences are: Maxell xlii, no dolby, highspeed dubbing or
autoreverse; mail cases and all; priority mail for 3 or more
tapes.

Let's go from Not A Single Note to the Music Never Stops!!

Mark      [email protected]

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  As for the analog extras in sets of 4 (.93), I've decided to do it, but
  modify it to be a little more anarchic.
  
  The idea is, every time more extras arrive, I post a list of what I have
  in each of 4 categories...

       (a) Deadbase top 40 shows, sound A to B+ (SBD/low gen or pristine AUD)
       (b) Deadbase top nnn (100? 200?) shows, A to B+
       (c) A to B+
       (d) Sub B+ (SBG/high gens or less-than-pristine AUDs)
       
  ANyone who's interested gets to pick up to 1 from each category.

  The list I posted yesterday pretty much applies, except that the 3/9/92
  AUD might be a B+, which would move it up a notch or two...  But I'd leave
  it in (d) so someone could request 3/8/92 and 3/9/92 as a pair.
  
  (a)   2/26/77         3/24/93         3/24/93
  (b)   3/3/87          8/18/89         7/3/94
  (c)   3/8/92          9/27/72         4/2/89
  (d)   3/9/92          11/30/73        5/25/77

  I'm also going to try to cut & paste in set lists for the shows.
  
  I can either start this Tuesday (adding in set lists) or wait for the next
  40 shows to arrive next week...  Off to NYC -- hey, maybe I'll run into a
  trader or two...   8)    - JayC.

Jay,
I'm into the 6-15-85 and the 5-15-70 shows.
what's their pedigrees (ie: gen/source) ?
send mail if you want to trade.
i have a very clean copy of 2-26-77 and
many others.
[email protected]

  Hi JC,
  
> I'm into the 6-15-85 and the 5-15-70 shows.
> what's their pedigrees (ie: gen/source) ?

  I'm just about to run and catch a train, but briefly...
  
  I haven't listened to either yet (sometime within the next month),
  but from appearances:
  
    6/15/85, 2 XLIIS 90s, SBD/3  [so who knows?]

    5/15/70 is 3 XLII 90s and 2 XLII 100s [early & late shows],  SBD/6 --
    not trading material [barring a chain of miracles].

  I'll be posting a trading list once I get the other thing (extras) in
  motion -- there's about a dozen tapes I can spin A-quality from, and about
  a dozen more (some very interesting I think) I can spin A-minus-quality.
    - JayC.

6th gen on 5-15-70 is probably a little beyond its
peak.  let us know how it sounds.

    Shrine Auditorium Philly 1970
    
    anyone got this?
    
    need a copy for a friend and will spin in trade

>    Shrine Auditorium Philly 1970

  I don't think I have this, but just to clarify...  I see 2 Philly
  locations (for which partial recordings exist) in 1970 -- is it either of
  these?   - JayC.
=============  
Location: Temple University, Philadelphia, PA
Date: 5/16/70
New Speedway Boogie, Minglewood, Lovelight
=============  
Location: Irvine Auditorium, Univ Of Penn, Philadelphia, PA
Date: 10/16/70
Morning Dew, Casey Jones, St Stephen -> Not Fade Away -> Lovelight, Good
Lovin  E: Uncle John
=============  

    Irvine is it jayc
    
    anyone have the october show?

Cornelius Leblanc,
Those shows will be haaaaaaard to find mon.
never seen 'em on anyone's list.
jc

    thank you for your input
    
    
    -corn