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Grateful Dead 05/23/72
The Strand Lyceum, London, England
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Set I
Promised Land, Sugaree, Mr. Charlie, Black Throated Wind, Tennessee Jed, Next Time You See Me, Jack Straw, China Cat Sunflower-> I Know You Rider, Me And My Uncle, Chinatown Shuffle, Big Railroad Blues, Two Souls In Communion, Playing In The Band, Sittin' On Top Of The World, Rockin' Pneumonia & The Boogie Woogie Flu, Mexicali Blues, Good Lovin', Casey Jones
Set II
Ramble On Rose, Dark Star-> Drums-> Dark Star-> Morning Dew, He's Gone, Sugar Magnolia, Comes A Time, Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad-> Not Fade Away-> Hey Bo Diddley-> Not Fade Away, E: Uncle John's Band
Set III
 
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partial; sdb> MR> PCM> CD; via Mike Lai
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Another shn set claiming this lineage "lineage unknown, but believed to be 10" 2-track reel master>1 cassette generation>DAT> 1 cassette generation > circulation listed at www.resourcesfortraders.com" with different md5's than prior etree seeds with this info file
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Lineage (most likely):10" 2-track RM > C > D > C speed corrected, complete 4 disk version via Unicorn
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MSR>C>DAT>CD>EAC>WAV>SHN via Andy Lemieux encoded by Sean Cribbs
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flac16; Set 2 partial; MSR>C>DAT>CD; EAC>WAV>FLAC by Sean Cribbs, from Lemieux source
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flac16; 2 track soundboard recording Transferred by Matt Smith Reels > Apogee Mini ME 24/96 > Apogee Mini DAC(monitoring) > Wavelab 5.0(dithered to 16/44)>CD Edited and Mastered by Jamie Waddell on the GEMS Edit Station in Wavelab 6.1 with UA DSP FLAC Level8 in TLH MetaData in Tag and Rename
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Rhodes (1/0) / 0 View 32863
Charlie (1/5) cdr / 4 View  
Ken Doughty (1/5) shn / 2 A View 16750 sbd
Notes: See Text
Matthew Kupchinsky (1/0) CDR-SHN / 2 View 16750 lineage unknown, but believed to be 10" 2-track reel master>1 cassette generation>DAT>...
antelope72 (1/0) / 0 View 17700 msr> c> dat> cd> eac> wav> shn
Notes: Includes partial set 2 upgrade
Rhythmdevil (1/4.7) SHN / 2 View 16750
Eric Horton (1/5) SHN / 2 View 16750
Notes: Lineage (most likely):10" 2-track RM > C > D > C speed corrected, complete 4 disk version via Unicorn
Randy (1/0) SHN / 2 View  
Randy (1/0) DVD / 1 View 97816
Minor Hibbs (1/5) CDR / 4 A A View   Sbd
Dana L (1/0) cdr / 4 View 17700
Jeff (1/5) FLAC / 2 View 97816 2 track soundboard recording
Notes: AT589 The Grateful Dead May 23 1972 The Strand Lyceum London, England 2 track soundboard recording " Not sure of lineage but I do know that Rex Jackson recorded it. I know this cause there was a little symbol on the box and David Lemiuex told me that meant Rex Jackson taped it.... Bob and Betty handled the multitracks. My best guess MR(Rex Jackson 2 track)>??>R(Jerry Garcia)>R(Will Boswell)>CD. Not sure if Kidd Candelario dubbed JG's copy from the master 2 track reel or not..." Matt Smith March 5 2009 Transferred by Matt Smith- Reels > Apogee Mini ME 24/96 > Apogee Mini DAC(monitoring) > Wavelab 5.0(dithered to 16/44)>CD Edited and Mastered by Jamie Waddell on the GEMS Edit Station in Wavelab 6.1 with UA DSP FLAC Level8 in TLH MetaData in Tag and Rename a **GEMS** Production Originally Seeded at Lossless Legs www.shnflac.net March 9 2009 -first version of Rockin Pneaumonia -Very Long Dark Star -Some of this show appears on "Steppin Out" Release -Thanks to aLL who make the music flow Set One d1t01. Promised Land d1t02. Sugaree d1t03. Mr Charlie d1t04. Black Throated Wind d1t05. Tuning d1t06. Tennesee Jed d1t07. Next Time You See Me d1t08. Jack Straw d1t09. China Cat Sunflower> d1t10. I Know You Rider d1t11. Tuning d1t12. Me and My Uncle d1t13. Tuning d1t14. Chinatown Shuffle d1t15. Big RXR Blues d1t16. Tuning d1t17. The Stranger (Two Souls In Communion) d2t01. Tuning d2t02. Playin in the Band d2t03. Sittin on Top of the World d2t04. Rockin Pneaumonia d2t05. Tuning d2t06. Mexicali Blues d2t07. Good Lovin d2t08. Casey Jones d2t09. Tuning Set Two d2t10. Ramble On Rose d3t01. Tuning d3t02. Dark Star> d3t03. Morning Dew d3t04. He's Gone d3t05. Sugar Magnolia d4t01. Comes a Time d4t02. GDTRFB> d4t03. NFA> d4t04. Hey Bo Diddley> d4t05. NFA d4t06. Uncle John's Band flac fingerprint file generated by Trader's Little Helper generated on March 9, 2009, at 17:40:52 gd1972-05-23.GEMS.d1t01.flac:e4e1c725acc0517d1e560de79aea8449 gd1972-05-23.GEMS.d1t02.flac:4c4aa5cafe5e468f33586bbf74306a2a gd1972-05-23.GEMS.d1t03.flac:745e0e4e9b2b0418b5d969952f1ddec5 gd1972-05-23.GEMS.d1t04.flac:61701bb3dea6fa8092baf4dc61912e12 gd1972-05-23.GEMS.d1t05.flac:87cb5a73dab9070b0d5598ed98f68994 gd1972-05-23.GEMS.d1t06.flac:9a78535cca2c3fbfe7fad3f0916eb33e gd1972-05-23.GEMS.d1t07.flac:e0f5cc4c0a6415475b3df41441308082 gd1972-05-23.GEMS.d1t08.flac:bba4c54e93826dad085b13e61a4abdad gd1972-05-23.GEMS.d1t09.flac:e97bfd2e3b06b2b5ed35b3165a50c08c gd1972-05-23.GEMS.d1t10.flac:ba61bced816c369e40bf65fe8e2c38bf gd1972-05-23.GEMS.d1t11.flac:e9bee9d1de9755054db77908756343a2 gd1972-05-23.GEMS.d1t12.flac:3d9a8671a052ffc546ed95cd690d6d93 gd1972-05-23.GEMS.d1t13.flac:4d861999e115c543eb2edad6fcbb5cae gd1972-05-23.GEMS.d1t14.flac:e35edd1a9d7ef09bd1992ff497dd2e68 gd1972-05-23.GEMS.d1t15.flac:6378f57b37e6a03957f042d153fc549a gd1972-05-23.GEMS.d1t16.flac:1187a6c336edad6360603dc3bdc1f8ef gd1972-05-23.GEMS.d1t17.flac:2b9851d0acae4b09ac7453366c40882f gd1972-05-23.GEMS.d2t01.flac:3678a3db92c4db7401eccbfbd2a8c646 gd1972-05-23.GEMS.d2t02.flac:affb6633158abb4fa02227352667bc88 gd1972-05-23.GEMS.d2t03.flac:e94491c1fc152448b13cef7fb5168b29 gd1972-05-23.GEMS.d2t04.flac:d7554beea7700b77a442b49f575913fd gd1972-05-23.GEMS.d2t05.flac:7b228a63b223b79eca80799c996e40eb gd1972-05-23.GEMS.d2t06.flac:9c2f0aed9e3900564ebc64f0521b365b gd1972-05-23.GEMS.d2t07.flac:aadfba947b6c2d8b71ce7c663914f48b gd1972-05-23.GEMS.d2t08.flac:0025f09148a30263445e8e552e04901c gd1972-05-23.GEMS.d2t09.flac:bd74be20d24ca620144aa98417529cc0 gd1972-05-23.GEMS.d2t10.flac:475f4772cbb0c75237e4766b341f9f54 gd1972-05-23.GEMS.d3t01.flac:74ef6bb1aa4d8a55d1b0547ce4772cd2 gd1972-05-23.GEMS.d3t02.flac:d7cb9eeb28f96f1925f6af8747e06a27 gd1972-05-23.GEMS.d3t03.flac:305137e991ae7e7a3a8c279cac0f5ba8 gd1972-05-23.GEMS.d3t04.flac:aba94ed5e8adf6fab9730324dcd2e589 gd1972-05-23.GEMS.d3t05.flac:215ed13ba2ff2b595b32c71cf1bf7760 gd1972-05-23.GEMS.d4t01.flac:294f409032e28857b0309adc91b595a0 gd1972-05-23.GEMS.d4t02.flac:fa7919ea1127d795c732dea575214a91 gd1972-05-23.GEMS.d4t03.flac:54c42382017f934f0658b5d326b0ba43 gd1972-05-23.GEMS.d4t04.flac:5e8a4773fe1be709199012b353ad67c5 gd1972-05-23.GEMS.d4t05.flac:fd4c17ee80f7c28729d4e024d36d79e5 gd1972-05-23.GEMS.d4t06.flac:6ef68b32083225634371269c7b21fe32 a neat review i found online Bickershaw Festival, Wigan, England 5/7/72 & The Strand Lyceum, London England 1972 Well it was quite a long time ago! I wish I'd written something down then. I'd got to know the Dead's music quite well from listening to their albums. Live/Dead knocked us all out, though it was frustrating to have to change records three times. I missed the 1970 festival appearance and first saw them at the Bickershawe Festival. It was miserable weather, and the three of us who were going decided only to go for the last day. We set off from Cambridge at crack of dawn on a Sunday morning and got there around lunchtime. It was pouring and muddy, but I had got lots of plastic sheeting. We got quite good positions and huddled under the plastic through the early acts. Brinsley Schwarz were one I remember. Then Country Joe got the crowd going. Then the New Riders came on and the rain stopped. They did a great set, mostly of the songs on their first two albums. Finally the Dead came on in the early evening and the sun came out! I remember the excitement as they opened with Truckin'. Quite a lot of the other songs were new - I remember being knocked out by hearing China Cat done live after the weirdness on Aoxomoxoa. Their harmony singing was really tight (eg on Tennessee Jed, which I had not heard before). By the second set it had got dark. And out came Dark Star. I remember it as meandering and spacey, but I haven't ever heard a tape of that. Uncle John's Band as the encore was sweet. That determined me to go to the Lyceum. I went up to London early each afternoon and was near the front of the queue. So I was right at the front for one of the evenings. The Lyceum is pretty small and wasn't really packed. Unless my memory is playing tricks there were no seats except perhaps in the balcony, though there was a bar and some tables right at the back. It was pretty relaxed. I remember sitting on the floor for one part. The concerts were all long: 3 hours or so, and with four nights there was no sense of urgency - if you missed a little bit there was lots more to come. I see from DeadBase that they played 19 songs on the first set of the first night! The music was really intense because it was such a small venue. Pigpen was truly amazing, not moving around much but really powerful. I remember a really soulful Two Souls In Communion. Again, the harmonies were really tight - Ramble on Rose one night for example. Remember that most of what they played was then new songs. I don't think I'd got "Garcia" then, and "Ace" hadn't been released. I guess the highlights were Dark Star again (played twice), plus a monumental Playing In The Band (I can't remember which one: they played it every night!). I spent at least one night right up the front mesmerised by Jerry's guitar playing. It all seemed to flow so effortlessly, with occasional grins as he pulled out an amazing run. The boys all seemed to be having great fun on stage, with lots of joking and by-play. Sorry, this is pretty inadequate. But it was 23 years ago. It really turned me on to the Dead and I've been a Deadhead ever since. Size: 1.23 GB
raincooker (1/0) / 4 A+ View   SOUNDBOARD
Tom King (1/5) CDR / 3 View 2581 SBD
triportweek (1/5) cdr / 0 View 32863
triportweek (1/5) cdr / 0 View 17700
triportweek (1/5) cdr / 0 View 16750
Drumpelstiltzken (1/5) CDR / 4 A A+ View  
Notes: SBD
Mark Gay (1/0) / 0 View 16750
Notes: 16750
Mark Gay (1/0) / 0 View 17700
Notes: 17700
Mark Gay (1/0) / 0 View 32863
Notes: 32863
Mark Gay (1/0) / 0 View 97816
Notes: 97618
taperBWeed (1/5) / 3 View  
Sandy Cook (1/5) FLAC / 1 View 32863
Notes: SBD>MR>C>DAT>CDr set 1 partial
Victor Pianello (1/5) .shn / 2 View 17700
Sigmund BoPs (1/5) CD-R / 3 View 2581
Ron Lynch (1/5) CDR / 4 A- View 16750 10' 2 Track MR > Cass > DAT >
Notes: This is a speed corrected and restored version of the complete 4-disc set that is circulating. It replaces that set and an older 3-disc version that cut off during "Comes A Time". The 4-disc source was missing the beginning of "Dark Star" and "He's Gone". Those parts were restored using clips from the 3-disc set. Also restored was a short blurb from Weir at the end of "Morning Dew". "Ramble On Rose" has been moved to the beginning of disc 3 where it belongs. Detailed notes on the restoration are below. Thanks to terrapinstation for providing the newer 4-disc set that this was based on. Mick (Unicorn) lineage unknown, but believed to be 10" 2-track reel master>1 cassette generation>DAT> 1 cassette generation>circulation listed at www.resourcesfortraders.com. Promised Land has skip at 01:20.
Marklar (1/0) CDR / 4 View 16089
Redbeard (1/5) / 4 View 16750 10
GratefulNole (1/0) CDR / 4 A+ View   MSR>C>DAT>CD>EAC>WAV>SHN