|
 |
|
 |
etree.org Community Bittorrent Tracker |
 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| Artist | Grateful Dead |
| Show | gd70-12-26.sbd.new.miller.22369 Legion Stadium - El Monte, CA |
Report this as
non-Trade-Friendly | Email us |
| Torrent | gd70-12-26.sbd.new.miller.22369.sbeok.shnf.torrent (click to download) |
| Downloads as | gd70-12-26.sbd.new.miller.22369.sbeok.shnf |
| Info hash | ee714d506e4b09082f2adffbef7ae0dcf67ac124 |
| db link | http://db.etree.org/shn/22369 | Show | Source |
| Description | 12/26/70 - Grateful Dead
Legion Stadium - El Monte, CA
Recording Info:
SBD -> Master Reel -> Cassette -> Dat -> CD -> EAC -> Samplitude v7.02 Professional -> SHN
(2 Discs Audio / 2 Discs SHN)
Patch Info:
SBD -> Master Reel -> ? -> Dat -> SHN
Edited and Patched By Charlie Miller
charliemiller87@earthlink.net
2/18/04
Notes:
The following songs have patches in them:
Easy Wind, Till The Morning Comes, Truckin', Black Peter, Morning Dew and China->Rider.
This patch is better than the patch that was on my CD's, which is why I re-did it.
Set 1:
d1t01 - Cold Rain And Snow
d1t02 - Mama Tried
d1t03 - The Frozen Logger
d1t04 - Easy Wind
d1t05 - Till The Morning Comes
d1t06 - Truckin'
d1t07 - Friend Of The Devil
d1t08 - Me And My Uncle
d1t09 - Candyman
d1t10 - Big Railroad Blues
d1t11 - New Minglewood Blues
d1t12 - Black Peter
d1t13 - Beat It On Down The Line
Set 2:
d2t01 - Morning Dew
d2t02 - Casey Jones
d2t03 - Dire Wolf
d2t04 - China Cat Sunflower ->
d2t05 - I Know You Rider
d2t06 - Good Lovin'
d2t07 - Uncle John's Band
SHNTOOL OUTPUT:
length expanded size cdr WAVE probs filename
6:50.05 72335804 --- -- --- gd70-12-26d1t01.wav
3:50.60 40713164 --- -- --- gd70-12-26d1t02.wav
1:39.58 17600060 --- -- --- gd70-12-26d1t03.wav
9:53.38 104694620 --- -- --- gd70-12-26d1t04.wav
3:30.21 37093436 --- -- --- gd70-12-26d1t05.wav
9:47.29 103615052 --- -- --- gd70-12-26d1t06.wav
3:58.35 42065564 --- -- --- gd70-12-26d1t07.wav
3:52.41 41021276 --- -- --- gd70-12-26d1t08.wav
8:15.73 87489740 --- -- --- gd70-12-26d1t09.wav
5:07.51 54274796 --- -- --- gd70-12-26d1t10.wav
4:33.54 48284252 --- -- --- gd70-12-26d1t11.wav
9:10.47 97130588 --- -- --- gd70-12-26d1t12.wav
4:43.00 49921244 --- -- --- gd70-12-26d1t13.wav
12:39.15 133922924 --- -- --- gd70-12-26d2t01.wav
5:41.30 60223004 --- -- --- gd70-12-26d2t02.wav
4:24.03 46576700 --- -- --- gd70-12-26d2t03.wav
5:52.24 62149292 --- -- --- gd70-12-26d2t04.wav
5:03.62 53595068 --- -- --- gd70-12-26d2t05.wav
20:18.50 214972844 --- -- --- gd70-12-26d2t06.wav
7:18.16 77300876 --- -- --- gd70-12-26d2t07.wav
136:31.37 1444980304 B (totals for 20 files)
MD5:
e123498020c6a69c2a8364288d85b973 *gd70-12-26d1t10.shn
568770fa7b871bc6b06499a5a07cc614 *gd70-12-26d1t02.shn
8d7ed9dc4988256089f9bd6faa62a612 *gd70-12-26d1t03.shn
867a423cedacb80eafa9269088f7f11f *gd70-12-26d1t04.shn
038df3e1f2f23e419c9544ccb2bac3f3 *gd70-12-26d1t05.shn
fa273faa5812bc339d078e75cc0646aa *gd70-12-26d1t06.shn
15e832fbc06e6556692b08556b7dc3d5 *gd70-12-26d1t07.shn
c236aa4fa697e32bf405a1a286fb36a5 *gd70-12-26d1t08.shn
6b9ecbd7af400e8fa002122861b55429 *gd70-12-26d1t09.shn
a9048bb5861efbf39bc6160b5ad2fc01 *gd70-12-26d1t01.shn
c8a81cc5e7a1834495cd7a8798fd0491 *gd70-12-26d1t11.shn
3dd7280d26350669b6e157e327fafb1f *gd70-12-26d1t12.shn
425c5c1ed62b41f39f5ce7f01a10832f *gd70-12-26d1t13.shn
edb95e9ddec22a3946a05673aa965e63 *gd70-12-26d2t01.shn
7c7adb74e373ca3fbaeecd4f08b37a54 *gd70-12-26d2t02.shn
8734b4453c9695403ffdd7c3a822d8f6 *gd70-12-26d2t03.shn
f463ea78781e26f2c0c174fad07f39ef *gd70-12-26d2t04.shn
d12c0d4667091c99ff5862cae54c1e36 *gd70-12-26d2t05.shn
1ca73cf8013e3155f363e8ac095f8ebf *gd70-12-26d2t06.shn
05a4a500b4e30ab0beae11965bc81135 *gd70-12-26d2t07.shn
|
| Type | Grateful Dead |
| Last seeder | Last activity 34 days, 04:11:17 ago |
| Size | 816.27 MB (855921725 Bytes) |
| Added | 2007-12-03 07:48:18 |
| Views | 0 |
| Hits | 1311 |
| Snatched | 635 times |
| Upped by | Cranky1 |
Num files
[See full list] | 23 files |
Seeders
[Hide list] | 0 Seeder(s) |
Leechers
[Hide list] | 0 Leecher(s) |
Add a comment
| (orphaned) |
0000-00-00 00:00:00 |
Important news from bt.etree.org!
Begining on March 17 2006, all torrents seeded at bt.etree must
include 1) checksum files (.md5, .ffp) that include a checksum for
every lossless audio file in the fileset, and 2) a copy of those
checksums pasted into the torrent description, so everyone can see
them without downloading the fileset.
If you seed a torrent without this information, it will be deleted.
We're telling you this now, so you'll know.
Of course, if there is a problem, we'll try to contact you and help
to fix it. If you don't have a valid e-mail address on your
db.etree.org account, please take a moment to add one. If we can't
contact you, we can't help you, and it be very frustrating for
everyone. Seeders who don't have valid e-mail addresses may find
their logins disabled.
This message will appear on all torrents seeded to bt.etree until
everyone has gotten the message. If your torrent has checksum files
and lists them in the description, thank you! If not, please take a
moment to edit the torrent description to include them. If you have
to add the checksum files from scratch, you'll have to pull this
torrent and start over. Sorry about that.
For help generating checksums, please visit
http://wiki.etree.org or
http://forums.etree.org/viewtopic.php?t=7025. If you have specific
questions, please post them at http://forums.etree.org and someone
will help you ASAP. Please do NOT e-mail us directly.
Thanks, and happy downloading. |
| moemon |
2007-12-03 09:05:24 |
| Thank you very much! I had a butchered copy on a 90 min tape I got about 20 years ago. It will be nice to hear the whole show. Thanks again. :) |
| redsox34 |
2007-12-03 13:10:49 |
| This is a killer show! Thank you very much. |
| 59lespaul |
2007-12-03 23:28:30 |
| Thanks Cranky1 |
| petemoss |
2007-12-04 07:40:37 |
| Thanks for this killer show Crankster! All the 1970 stuff has been great,so thanks again.Cheers!!!! |
| cryptical17 |
2007-12-04 19:30:03 |
I don't think there are any 1970 recordings where Pigpen's keyboards are up front. In those 1966 and 1967 shows there was a lot of Pigpen's organ.
By 1970, Pigpen's organ was so low in the mix, it's unbelievable how far back it was. This show is no exception. He definitely was playing during some tunes such as "Morning Dew" and "Casey Jones" but you'd never know it unless you strain your hearing quite a bit!!
|
| Monkeyfuss |
2007-12-05 11:34:56 |
| What a wondeful show! Obviosly an "on" night even though it's not a marathon show. Jerry and Bobby's interation peaks on this one quite a bit. Thanks for hookin' us all up |
| Eric_D_A |
2007-12-05 14:05:55 |
"By 1970, Pigpen's organ was so low in the mix, it's unbelievable how far back it was."
Which is a REAL shame, because I thought Pig's organ was the heart (get it, a Pig's heart?), of the truly "psychedelic"/zany, madhouse, funworld Grateful Dead sound of late '66 and early to mid '67. Some of those jams were so freaky and ecstatic and Pig was *right there* filling and fueling the madness with the whacky, warbling, swirling, "we're going to the moon, Alice! [...D]" kinda bizarre organ twists and turns. I think *Pig was a bona fide organ player*! Does anyone think I'm way off on this? Hey, the guy could play, was competent, confident, and often extremely soulful and dramatic and understated and bluesy and poignant, whatever the situation called for. Listen to some Morning Dews, he's *right there*, soulful and touching and bring a tear to your eye bluesy, appropriate organ fills and he kenw how to play behind the vocalist or step out during jams. WTF!?! So he perhaps wasn't familiar with avant-garde jazz or Stockhausen or Cage, so freaking what!?! that's NOT the point! The pint is to play appropriately and passionately in the mix and PigPen did that extremely well, IMO. I'm not sure at all what Phil was thinking when they wanted to kick him out of the band (I have to think Phil was the main instigator and he kinda coerced Jerry to go along with him. I could be wrong, but I doubt it...) Pig set the standard for Dead keyboards and *I think Pig played some of the best, most soulful, and truly the most psychedelic of all Dead keyboardists* (and dead keyboardists...). Funny thing is: I'M NOT EVEN A HUMONGOUS PIGPEN BOOSTER! I have never thought that the Dead should have quit after PigPen died, or that it was PigPen's band or any of that rubbish I often hear from people I talk to the Dead about. His vocals were often great and sometimes cringe-inducing. His harp sometimes great and sometimes grating, but his organ playing was really, really good, even fantastic at times, IMO. Let's hear it for a critical revision of the notion that Pig couldn't play keyboards or was somehow inferior: RUBBISH, B/S, POPPYCOCK!!! PigPen was the best psychedelic keyboarist and at times as soulful as any who followed (and he didn't even need psychedelics to do it!!!). Let's pitch in to dispel this ugly rumour regarding Pig's musical ability on keyboards.
BTW: Pig, wherever you are, "Hey Jude" shoulda never happened... atrocious! We love you anyway and always! |
Add a comment
|
|
|
|
|
 |
|
 |
|
|
|
|
 | | | | | | |
|
|
