I also got a notification of shipment this morning. Mystery Dead. Very cool. Unless they sold enough subscriptions they will eventually have to announce it to sell remaining copies. After all money talks.
Set 1: Shakedown Street > Minglewood Blues, They Love Each Other, Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues, Maybe You Know, West L.A. Fadeaway, My Brother Esau, It Must Have Been The Roses, Let It Grow
Set 2: Help On The Way > Slipknot > Franklin's Tower, Women Are Smarter > Drums > Truckin' > Nobody's Fault But Mine > Morning Dew > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away,
I just got mine, and can confirm that that is correct, Local. And there's a big chunk of the second set (Space > Wheel > PITB > GDTRFB > Sugar Mag) and the encore (Satisfaction) from 4/25/83 show at the Spectrum.
I was there and sadly, a bit underwhelmed by this one. Saw my first spectrum show in 1977 and think I saw everyone till I went to college in 81 then most through 88. I remember hanging in the parking lot, pre show for this--I came in from college for this one yet the listen back just doesn't hi the notes. Maybe a few more spins on ths . Saw Rochester and WVU on this tour as I recall and both were better
I love that the artist for this DP39 cover has the Uncle Sam in the camper wearing an Ed Donohue (RIP) shirt. Ed was an artist & friend who made beautiful silkscreen & tie dye shirts and started selling them at dead shows in the 70s and passed away far too young in 2004.
Here's an old photo of Phil (taken by Brian Baumwoll) wearing the same shirt:
Played this AM on GD Radio, looking up the bonus tracks, I found this fun fact on Wikipedia
Dave's Picks Volume 39 was the third Dave's Picks album to reach #1 on the Billboard Top Rock Albums chart. It reached #16 on the Billboard 200 chart, the highest-ranking Grateful Dead album since In the Dark hit #6 in 1987
I was listening to Disc 4 of Dave's Picks Volume 42 today, which is the bonus disc with highlights from the 2/22/74 Winterland show. On track number 6, Playing In The Band, at the 10:20 mark, Jerry starts noodling around in the unmistakeable riff that they developed into Slipknot. I don't know if this is the first time this riff appeared, but clearly, they went back and developed it when they created the tune for Blues For Allah.
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I was notified 39 has shipped
I was notified 39 has shipped but still no announcement. This is unusual.
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Same here China-Rider....
Same here China-Rider.... kind of liking the mystery tho'. Just like a real show
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I'm with you, I like the
I'm with you, I like the mystery. Would be even better if it came with a blank cover and you just had to put it on and be surprised.
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Big smile at that, Zang
Big smile at that, Zang
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I also got a notification of
I also got a notification of shipment this morning. Mystery Dead. Very cool. Unless they sold enough subscriptions they will eventually have to announce it to sell remaining copies. After all money talks.
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4/26/83
4/26/83
04/26/83 (Tue) The Spectrum - Philadelphia, PA
Set 1: Shakedown Street > Minglewood Blues, They Love Each Other, Me & My Uncle > Mexicali Blues, Maybe You Know, West L.A. Fadeaway, My Brother Esau, It Must Have Been The Roses, Let It Grow
Set 2: Help On The Way > Slipknot > Franklin's Tower, Women Are Smarter > Drums > Truckin' > Nobody's Fault But Mine > Morning Dew > Throwing Stones > Not Fade Away,
E: U.S. Blues
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Cool, I was in attendance. It
Cool, I was in attendance. It will be fun to give this a fresh listen.
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I was at this one too, and it
I was at this one too, and it was a smoker.
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Good call.
Good call.
I went to Rochester on 4-15. Another good show. (First Bob Star).
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Real good final show, real
Real good final show, real good tour. Saw 9 shows, caught all 5 versions of Help>Slip>Franklin's.
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Order complete !
Order complete !
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Cool, heard the He's Gone->
Cool, heard the He's Gone->"Bob Star" from 4-15 is included.
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I just got mine, and can
I just got mine, and can confirm that that is correct, Local. And there's a big chunk of the second set (Space > Wheel > PITB > GDTRFB > Sugar Mag) and the encore (Satisfaction) from 4/25/83 show at the Spectrum.
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cover is a nod to the Philly
cover is a nod to the Philly pretzels haha
was at these shows also...
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((((((((( Philly pretzels )))
((((((((( Philly pretzels )))))))))))
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Disc 1
Disc 1
1. SHAKEDOWN STREET [14:19]
2. NEW MINGLEWOOD BLUES [8:18]
3. THEY LOVE EACH OTHER [8:52]
4. ME AND MY UNCLE> [3:18]
5. MEXICALI BLUES [5:41]
6. MAYBE YOU KNOW [5:15]
7. WEST L.A. FADEAWAY [7:37]
8. MY BROTHER ESAU [5:36]
9. IT MUST HAVE BEEN THE ROSES [5:27]
10. LET IT GROW [12:31]
Disc 2
1. HELP ON THE WAY> [4:26]
2. SLIPKNOT!> [4:36]
3. FRANKLIN’S TOWER> [9:42]
4. MAN SMART, WOMAN SMARTER> [6:54]
5. DRUMS [11:14]
From Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA 4/25/83
6. SPACE [10:21]
7. THE WHEEL> [6:05]
8. PLAYING IN THE BAND> [3:14]
9. GOIN’ DOWN THE ROAD FEELING BAD> [7:29]
10. SUGAR MAGNOLIA [8:52]
11. (I CAN’T GET NO) SATISFACTION [6:36]
Disc 3
1. SPACE> [12:30]
2. TRUCKIN’> [7:35]
3. MORNING DEW> [10:30]
4. THROWING STONES> [9:41]
5. NOT FADE AWAY [8:54]
6. U.S. BLUES [5:04]
From War Memorial Auditorium, Rochester, NY 4/15/83
7. HE’S GONE [12:40]
8. LITTLE STAR [8:22]
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Hey China. Hope all is well.
Hey China. Hope all is well.
The dude holding the cheese steak is a nice touch.
Looking forward to receiving it.
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Uh, aren't those NY pretzels!
Uh, aren't those NY pretzels!!! Think Philly pretzels are different.
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like the philler on this!
like the philler on this!
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That does look more like a NY
That does look more like a NY pretzel.
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Yeah, I remember Philly
Yeah, I remember Philly pretzels being more oblong.
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YES Philly pretzels are
YES Philly pretzels are mashed together like sardines, and sold cold and sweaty.
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wha wha
wha wha
and for accuracy lot grilled cheese never overflowed...
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13 points on the blue bolt
13 points on the blue bolt though. And the yellow dog looks dosed.
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Everybody looks dosed.
Everybody looks dosed.
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>>>wha wha
>>>wha wha
It's philly, that would be Wawa!!!
The fanny pack is the narc indicator.
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>>> The fanny pack is the
>>> The fanny pack is the narc indicator.
well, it was 1983
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I was there and sadly, a bit
I was there and sadly, a bit underwhelmed by this one. Saw my first spectrum show in 1977 and think I saw everyone till I went to college in 81 then most through 88. I remember hanging in the parking lot, pre show for this--I came in from college for this one yet the listen back just doesn't hi the notes. Maybe a few more spins on ths . Saw Rochester and WVU on this tour as I recall and both were better
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I love that the artist for
I love that the artist for this DP39 cover has the Uncle Sam in the camper wearing an Ed Donohue (RIP) shirt. Ed was an artist & friend who made beautiful silkscreen & tie dye shirts and started selling them at dead shows in the 70s and passed away far too young in 2004.
Here's an old photo of Phil (taken by Brian Baumwoll) wearing the same shirt:
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That's pretty cool Ohr!
That's pretty cool Ohr! Eagle eye!
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Played this AM on GD Radio,
Played this AM on GD Radio, looking up the bonus tracks, I found this fun fact on Wikipedia
Dave's Picks Volume 39 was the third Dave's Picks album to reach #1 on the Billboard Top Rock Albums chart. It reached #16 on the Billboard 200 chart, the highest-ranking Grateful Dead album since In the Dark hit #6 in 1987
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My only Dave's that is still
My only Dave's that is still sealed.
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This latest pick has all
This latest pick has all sorts of slipknot teases. It's kind mix to the standard 74 which I tend to avoid.. I think I'm up to three on the four discs.
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I was listening to Disc 4 of
I was listening to Disc 4 of Dave's Picks Volume 42 today, which is the bonus disc with highlights from the 2/22/74 Winterland show. On track number 6, Playing In The Band, at the 10:20 mark, Jerry starts noodling around in the unmistakeable riff that they developed into Slipknot. I don't know if this is the first time this riff appeared, but clearly, they went back and developed it when they created the tune for Blues For Allah.
https://archive.org/details/gd74-02-22.sbd.patched.sirmick.21539.sbeok.shnf