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The Red Wedding....wow - i was speechless....wow....

I mainly am interested in the 5.15 show...been waiting for a clean sounding (uncut) board for the Dancin' In the Sheets (of aci...) for years now...

near pristine sbds exist for these 77 shows...right?

Iphone video during concert appreciation???

looks like there is a bob dylan presale option too...

What is wrong....

they just did a "surprise" show here in madison, wisconsin.....i missed it...

Deal - 7.19.1974.....wow....

any audio tapers detected / observed for either night?

working my way through all of the 1966 shows. Interesting stuff - very poppy. Jerry soloing very similar song to song. Weir singing was all scream. Lesh harmonies were awful. Pigpen was amazing...

The 72-74 Chider transitions were great for Weir as he usually had the lead for the post China Cat jam and jerry took over for the pre-Rider jam. Luckily, the SSDD footage captures it... Check out beginning at 4:40 (4:57): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2BoXpdRCDfg

11-17-73 is an interesting choice. In my opinion the PUMUP is the best of the year (and better than the 3-23-74 show). The transition from Dew to UJB is breathtaking. The transition from UJB to PITB (the wah wah pedal transition) is stunning...easily some of their best playing ever...But, in my opinion, the remainder of that show is average for the year. This leads to the ultimate dilemma for Rhino - release the best shows ever or the best jams ever (even if the jams are sandwiched in an average show). How many shows were truly exceptional from the first note through the final note of the

I always found this bumper sticker to be particularly appropriate for about 7 years of my life...

I really like the recent stuff post 2008, and I'll continue to see as many shows as I can, but the shows seem very similar and almost too formulaic. The jams / solos are nearly identical show to show and the show format doesn't seem to change (except for the chicago 2011 shows). I like it though because it is nearly exceptional night to night - but sometimes it just seems like the same show over and over again. Reminds me of GD 1977 - exceptional but lacking in improvisation. The earlier Wilco stuff (especially 2001 / 2002 / 2003) seemed a bit rawer and without a net-ish.

I have always thought 1972 was the best year for the Grateful Dead. Is there a consensus on Wilco's best years? 2002 to me seems to be at least right up there...

Just listened to Wilco 11-02-2002...wow - amazing show.. Been listening to a lot of 2002 Wilco - that was a really impressive year for them... Wilco 2002 is equivalent to Grateful Dead 1972???? http://wilcoarchive.com/wilco%2020021102/ WilcoTampa TheaterTampa, FLNovember 2nd, 2002SOUNDBOARD MASTER RECORDING A+RECORDED BY JIM FIESLERThanks to Jim for this great recording!!Seeded @ dimeadozen.org by avnut (avnutondime@gmail.com) 2/18/08Stereo Soundboard Recording>Sony D-8 @ 44.1 XLR 1/8" DAT Master>CDR>EAC>WAV>Flac Level 8Uncirculated SBD Master Recording > Shared With

love that barcelona scarfire and lost saint....

I love 9.6.1980. IMHO - the best Althea ever....

Finally finished 09.29.1980 Warfield http://archive.org/details/gd1980-09-29.nak300.walker-scotton.miller.106783.flac16 Set 1: d1t01 - Dire Wolf d1t02 - On The Road Again d1t03 - Bird Song d1t04 - Cassidy d1t05 - I've Been All Around This World d1t06 - Heaven Help The Fool d1t07 - To Lay Me Down d1t08 - Dark Hollow d1t09 - Oh Babe It Ain't No Lie d1t10 - Ripple Set 2: d2t01 - Tuning d2t02 - Jack Straw d2t03 - They Love Each Other d2t04 - El Paso d2t05 - Brown Eyed Women d2t06 - It's All Over Now d2t07 - Candyman d2t08 - New Minglewood Blues d2t09 - China Cat Sunflower -> d2t10 - I Know

listening to 29 September 1980 right now.... a very sweet accoustic set...

I love the 2.2.1970 Dark Star - one of the finest in my opinion...

9.17.1982 is pretty smoking. 12.31.1972 (even with crosby) has always been a favorite. 11.17.1973

11.17.1973 is in my opinion the best of the PUMUPs....the transition from UJB > PITB is pure glory. The final space before the PITB reprise is some of the best Jerry soloing I've heard....but - the rest of the show is only average compared to other shows of the era in my opinion....

Excellent New Yorker from 11/26/2012 issue about OCD deadheads (whomever they are....) http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2012/11/26/121126fa_fact_paumgarten?currentPage=all

Another rumor.....15 February 1973 audience on the horizon....