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Too long ago to remember what # this was, but it was in the third year I was dead-i-cated. Give a it a whirl, I think you'll like it!

http://archive.org/details/gd1985-07-01.mtx.seamons.94681.sbeok.flac16

Hang in there Judih!

Hope you folks are catching Furthur when they are in your area...  :e_wink:

Cool, I have always like chipmunks. Much more amiable than squirrels! :mrgreen:

<jikuhchagi stumbles in, fumbles a lighter out of his pocket, hands it to LW, grabs a guitar and does his best Bob Dylan>

it ain't me, babe,
No, no, no, it ain't me, babe,
It ain't me you're lookin' for, babe.

Ok, so I can't sing in tune if the guitar isn't in tune.

<stumbles off muttering something about space time continuums and migraine headaches>

Not sure if Styx qualifies as rock, but I saw them in sixth grade for the Grand Illusion tour. Don't remember much... :lol:

Sorry about your loss Sal. Hopefully she is in a better place now.

We have three cats, so it is a concern but they all have their front claws taken out. I have mixed feelings about that now, but at the time, I didn't really have a choice. We definitely plan on keeping them apart until they get to know each other, and even then, not leaving them alone together. :shock:

Hi Folks. Been a while since I checked in!

Three cats and a baby parrot is on the way...

Hey Camel, maybe you could help out in the Desert? I've been sort of slacking and you were, after all, the moderator before I came on board... good to see you back around!

Michael is the patron saint of cacti.

This is pretty hot for an '80s show. Jerry takes a couple extra rounds of solo during Brown Eyed Women & Peggy O. That's enough for me, but the rest rawks too! :lol:

Grateful Dead  
Alpine Valley Music Theatre, East Troy, WI
08/08/82
SBD : MC > MR > DAT > CDR  
Transfer done by Jim Wise
From : mailto:JoeO236@aol.com">JoeO236@aol.com

Here's what Frank Streeter had to say regarding the transfer:
Dan Healy did the master cassette, Russell Levine and I did
the MC > reel transfers, and Jim Wise took my reels and digitized
them. The MC was made on a Sony TC-D5M. This cassette was played back on a D-5M and recorded onto a Sony TC-770 half-track reel at 3.75
ips, which is the sonic equivalent to a 7.5 ips quarter track recording.

Disc One:
SET1

Alabama Getaway [4:47] >
The Promised Land [4:27]
They Love Each Other [8:18]
Mama Tried [2:44] >
Mexicali Blues [5:02]
Loser [4:33]  
Little Red Rooster [7:49]
Brown-Eyed Women [5:25] >
Looks Like Rain [8:26]  
Peggy O. [7:06]
Samson & Delilah [7:47]

Disc Two:
SET2

tuning
Far From Me
Scarlet Begonias >
Fire on the Mountain >
Estimated Prophet >
Drums >
 
Disc Three:

Space >
The Other One >
Not Fade Away >
Wharf Rat >
Good Lovin'  
E) Satisfaction (w/ Wang Dang Doodle snippet) >
Brokedown Palace





Drums through end of show with Zakir Hussain

NFA through end of show with John Cippolina





Loser cuts in.  I estimate 2-3 minutes are missing.

Estimated Prophet > Jam > Drums > moved to end of disc 2

by Alan J. Fink

Senor,

This event will always go down in my mind as something like that scene when Billy Jack takes his boots off and kicks a bunch of red neck ass. Glad to hear you are not too worse for the wear! Stay safe!

j

diggin' it!

Awesome! Keep an eye on the other cats though, I know its hard to imagine, but I have seen barn cats raid the litters of other cats for food... :cry: