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Now for the show First of all, forget about the equipment repairs that last several minutes in between some of the songs. The quality is out-of-this-world! Guess what? The quality from the Boston Garden show sounds almost, if not as good, IMHO (and its not even lossless). I have the Palladium 4/30 flac (lossless) show that I purchased from the. Compare that to the Boston Garden show that was downloaded 308,000+ times. The Barton Hall show was downloaded 126,000+ times.

Yes, Barton Hall is good, but the audio and quality of the Boston Garden show is off-the-hook!! In fact, the Boston Garden and Buffalo Memorial Auditorium book-end shows were the best shows of the 3-night stand, IMHO. And believe me, this was no warm-up for Barton Hall. There is some extra tuning/equipment problems before and after some songs, but that only makes this concert better than all the others.

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The 1st download (Bertha remaster by Rob Eaton, The Wizard, and Jay Ashley) is the best-sounding version, so download that one. I can’t really explain the exact feeling from this segment, but my notes from the first time I listen recount the experience as like, “touching the warm part of a window-pane on a cold morning.”Īnyone that gives this show less than 5 stars needs to have their head examined!! There is a reason why this show has been downloaded 308,000+ times (2nd download for this show on ). And, of course what always brings me back….The Wheel into Wharf Rat. Peggy-O (also love the rendition from ), Mississippi Half Step, Terrapin, Friend of the Devil, Estimated/Eyes. Of Course, this is speaking from personal experience. I’d throw 78 into the argument, kind of like a short epilogue. If 1971-1973 was any indication of bookmarking sound expansion, 77 seems to be the band’s rebuttal. What the spring of 77 has given us, is something of a threshold toward our fascination. Addicting to the sound of stadium echoes. Thankfully, what you’re listening to right now is some of their absolute-best, rated by none other than DeadHeads. If there’s anything to discipline, I’m sure you could make the argument they’re always playing their best. Sometimes it takes me a few songs to really 'hear' what the band’s trying to get at.

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