Conference rdvax::grateful

Yep, this is the show for 3FTV.

Full setlist:

1-Bertha, Uncle, Mr. Charlie, He's Gone, BT Wind, Next Time U C Me,
  China>Rider, Jack Straw, Big RR Blues, Playin, Chinatown Shuffle,
  Loser, BIODTL, You Win Again, Good Lovin, Dire Wolf

2-Truckin>Drums>Other One>Comes a Time>Sugar Mag, El Paso, 10SE Jed,
  Greatest, 2 Souls in Communion, Casey Jones, Lovelight>GDTRFB>Sat. Nite

YOWSA!

	dave

<-----	no cryptical in that setlist  ????

In DeadBase, they don't break out Cryptical separately from The Other One.

	dave

    now that is blasphemy
    if anything is unwashed, that setlist is

	i shudda know'd.

    so...3FTV will have the entire setlist or just what was posted in .0???
    
    
    rfb

    >> so...3FTV will have the entire setlist or just what was posted in .0???
    
    
    just what was posted in .0 - they cut the other stuff out for some
    reason or another.

    
    
    ...probably because of space/time.
    
    
    
    But they could have left Black Throated Wind and Greatest Story in
    there!
    
    
    Steve-O

      So what do we have to do to ever get a Scarlet/Fire show out
    on CD.....? :-o       

    yeah
    what the frig is up with no scarlet-> fire on richard's picks?
    
    

Prolly tryin' to find a decent tape of Cornell '77 :-)


- jeff

    
    
    ...or trying to find a version of Fire with the words in the
       correct place.
    
    
    (plus they goofed up the ending to the 5/8/77 Cornell version. Too
     bad, man. Smokin leads throughout!)
    
    
    Steve-O_77_head

    martin i don't think that is possible is it?
    :^)
    
   "Long distance runner with some matches in the door..caught in a pail
    of water that fell on the floor...yadda yadda ya..mumble mumble"
    
    :^)

Here's the complete setlist. Too bad they cut out Two Souls.

Bertha
Me and My Uncle
Mr. Charlie
He's Gone
Black Throated Wind
Next Time You See Me
China Cat Sunflower
I Know You Rider
Jack Straw
Big Railroad Blues
Playing in the Band
Chinatown Shuffle
Loser
Beat it on Down the Line
You Win Again
Good Lovin'
Dire Wolf

Truckin'
drums
The Other One
Comes A Time
Sugar Magnolia
El Paso
Tennessee Jed
Greatest Story Ever Told
Two Souls In Communion
Casey Jones
Turn On Your Lovelight
Goin' Down the Road Feeling Bad
One More Saturday Night


[Posted by WWW Notes gateway]

	ran out at lunch and snatched up a copy of
	"Hundred Year Hall 4-26-72"...don't have a cd player
	at work to listen to it with...so, just can comment
	on the "visuals" ;-)

	the cover is -very- cool - it resembles a series of
	stained-glass windows with each of the bandmembers
	depicted as a knight, holding an musical instrument
	the back cover is another stained-glass of red hands
	holding up a blue globe with a skeleton face and
	tape reel in it

	inside, the liner notes are written by Hunter -
	some description of their trip thru Germany, some
	of the actual show.  a sample:

	"after awhile only an uninsistent but understood sense
	of tempo indicates this to be a piece of music in any
	sense this audience might comprehend.  Jerry is 
	considering E. 52nd Street in the 50's while Phil has
	meandered down to Basin Street.  Bobby is pasting decal
	ducks on the blue tiled wall of a shower...." ;-) ;-) ;-)

	love it!

    Debess -
    	How much they getting for this CD - if you don't mind me asking?
                                          		
    			_Jeff_who'll_stop_to_get_it_on_the_way_home_tonite_
    				but_needs_to_visit_DCU_for_some_cash_1st

>    	How much they getting for this CD - if you don't mind me asking?

	I paid 17.99 at Rockit Records - but I also went into Coconuts
	to get Rusted Root tickets and saw it there for 20.99
	Strawberries usually has sale prices on new releases for the
	first week or so...

    What's the confirmed song titles on this CD???
    
    
    thanks, 
    
    
    Sean
    
    
    

	Through the wonders of the CD-ROM on my Sandpiper, I'm listening to 
disc 1 right now.  Very good stuff so far.  Note that 'The Other One' is not 
listed specifically.  Don't know if that means that they only explored the 
music side of it, but I won't be able to tell you that for an hour or so.
The paragraph that Debess quotes from is a small part of Hunter's rumination
on why you should add this disc to your collection.  And it all seems to be
about Cryptical Envelopment.

Sounds real good through China-> Rider ;-)


PeterT

    When: 4/26/72
    Where: Jahrhundert Halle, Frankfurt, Germany
           
    Setlist:
    CD 1:                            CD 2:
    
    Bertha (5:41)                    Truckin' (17:45)
    Me & My Uncle (3:05)             Cryptical Envelopment (36:29)
    Next Time You See Me(4:15)       Comes a Time (6:45)
    China Cat Sunflower (5:14)       Sugar Magnolia (7:23)
    I Know You Rider  (5:14)         
    Jack Straw (4:47)   
    Big RR Blues (3:54)
    Playing in the Band (9:17)
    Turn On Your Lovelight (19:13)
    GDTRFB  (7:32)
    One More Saturday Night (5:44)

Oh yeah, 17.99 at Newbury Records too.

uh, Newbury Comics that is.  And I will occassionally pick up a comic there.

PeterT

    	Just picked up my copy for $16.99 (for 2 CD's!) at Lechemere's in
    Salem NH. Right now, listening to Donna WAIL in Playing in the Band...
    
    (FWIW, it was marked $19.99, but rang up $16.99 on sale...)
    
    -chuck
    

It looks like the timings on the tracks have to be taken with a grain of
salt too.  Turn on Your Lovelight switched into being GDTRFB a good 2 minutes
before the tracks switched.  The tracks should probably just be 
marked with the standard tapers   ->
with a total time.                 ^ that's a gozinta, right? ;-)


PeterT

re            <<< Note 476.21 by FOUNDR::OUIMETTE "Eyes of the World" >>>

>    	Just picked up my copy for $16.99 (for 2 CD's!) at Lechemere's in
>    Salem NH. Right now, listening to Donna WAIL in Playing in the Band...
>    (FWIW, it was marked $19.99, but rang up $16.99 on sale...)
    
thanks!  I was gonna head down Rt. 28 to Newbury, but I'll goto Lechemere's
now.  I gotta get vacuum cleaner bagz there anyway :-).
    - Josh	(fellow NIO-dechead)

Yes, a very cool Cryptical.  Don't let the alternative title fool
you.  It's an Other One, but a very long and good one!

PeterT

New release sale @ 17.99 at Strawberries, regular price 21.99.
Seemed a bit steep to me but then I saw that disc 1 is about 74 mins
and disc 2 is about 68 mins.

So far it's one hot tape, er, disc ;-)

/Ken

    lechemere
    16.98
    not 17.99
    not 16.99
    16.*98*
    
    just my .01
    

>Yes, a very cool Cryptical.  Don't let the alternative title fool
>you.  It's an Other One, but a very long and good one!

The Other One - my Favorite song - I just LOVE this version...
I was watching that RocknRoll thing last night and single-parenting
and only listened to this "new" cd after 11...put the 2nd cd in
the player and went to bed with that music playing

Debess

just curious, how available is the tape of this show?
i don't have it and i don't recall seeing it on anyone's
list ... then again, i have not been trading actively.

    Got mine at lunchtime, Newbury's $17.99, lisnin now...
    
    ordered drinx fer all

    T he second CD is playing now, I like it!

  I like the 2nd CD (of Hundred Year Hall) a lot...
  
  Hunter's liner comment is right on -- When they come out of "Billy the
  K's" drum solo, they're on that other level you hope for...  Almost sounds
  like BK was disgusted with what was going on in "Truckin'" and decided to
  give Jerry, Bobby, and Phil the ol' wake-up call.
  
  Glad to have the ensuing "Comes a Time".  I'd seen it on set lists, but
  never focussed on the fact it existed before 1976 (the sluggish version
  released on "Reflections").  I always thought, "too bad, nice song".

  The residual group-focussing even livens up the closer, Sugar Magnolia...
    - Jay

    A friend of mine called and said "the 3rd best live Dead record";
    (he considers "Live Dead" and the live tracks on "Anthem..."
    numbers 1 and 2).  Picked up my copy at Lechmere Saturday (last day
    of the sale); he may be right!  Disc #2 alone is worth the price of
    admission.
    
    Hunter's liner notes are cool, but I must mention a small nit.  There
    are no "bombed out ruins of old Heidelberg University"; the University
    and in fact the whole town saw no bomb damage during the war.  Poetic
    license I guess.  On the other hand, Hunter gives one of the most
    fascinating verbal descriptions of a Dead jam I've ever read.
    
    /rick
    

    re: -.1
    
    Suppose Hunter was referring to the ruins (as Rick correctly points
    out, not from bombing) of Heidelberg Castle?
    
    jeff

    you're right.  The castle is quite visible and striking, and probably
    what he saw.  The "bombed out" business just fit better with his whole
    post-war vibe scenario.