I have spent the last thirty years going to shows and trying to be a good dead head helping people,going that extra mile when there is a person in need. I appreciate the effort of you and others. I would give it a 2 but it just doesn't cut it.^. Many of my favorite versions of my favorite Dead songs like Sugaree, Terrapin Station, Peggy-O, Row Jimmy, and the PITB>Uncle John's Band jam is unreal. That's unheard of in Upstate NY the first week in May. Jerry's singing on Morning Dew will make you cry and go hide in a corner. Robby Dulman. You just have to find a trader and get your fat ass off the couch and send em some blank CDs. on the Internet. Users have designated the following versions as heady! This one is up there for 70's (slower, sweeter than 80's) but the best I have ever heard is Richmond 11/2/85. Don't know if it's the best show ever -- too many great '77 shows to chose from -- but it is up there if you want, in my opinion, the pinnacle of Jerry's playing. I think this show is great. One of the most over hyped shows the Dead ever performed. Don't get me wrong the tunes from the albulm created maybe great jams but the live version of Terrapin always fell apart like no other. yes the best, matrix playin, energy, 5x5x5x5x5star. Just when you think you've heard all the great May 77 shows, along comes another beautiful SHN soundboard mind-blower! Lossless sounds like a blankets over my speaker. All that aside, the show had awesome moments of the Anthem of the year "Eyes"was fabulous,There were more air guitar playing on that tune than any other in my day! Talk abount being dialed in! After taping this show from a WLIR radio broadcast in the early '80's it has to be one of the best I've ever heard. all i have to say is three reasons: scarlet fire estimated. I knew my words (see below) would upset people and make them get defensive (see also my review of 12/31/77), but maybe I am trying to open minds myself. Seriously, shocking and embarrassing. I agree with the reviewer below me who said that after hearing this, especially if it's early in your Deadhead career, you will always compare various live Dead songs to the versions found here. LawrenceT wrote: I would give it a 2 but it just doesn't cut it. Jerry Garcia of The Grateful Dead plays live in front of a large Polo Field crowd on May 7, 1969 at Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, California. stephen estimated prophet are all versions that are hard to beat some what suprised that they didnt close the second set with the music never stopped but hey dancin in the streets was quite jerrtastic, anyway phenomenal concert all around easily top 5 best shows. It almost falls apart. So far this is the best sound quality show I've found on here. This band was already immortal before 1977, but here we have the consolidation of a New Sound, which you can hear them still reaching on 10.9.89, for instance. Had this show on cd for years, it's now skipping like crazy, how the hell do you download this show from this website!? Can't say enough about the classic. The real treat this night was the first set, the ones where it wan't wandering but tight soooo tight. The Dead with no bass is like weed with no THC. This should be put on board the Voyager deep space probe to demonstrate the best of late-70's Dead to freaks in other solar systems. This is my first review. Bobby, too was consistent and very strong throughout. It can always be argued that Duane Allman was the better guitarist between he and Jerry. 30 plus years supporting this band and (Dare I say) maybe, wasting a good bit of my life or a lot of time and potential. Must have dozed off to be awakened to an amazing sound. At Barton Hall, Phil was playing very, very well. Hi, Yes, this, to me, is the best show ever, just a drop better than 2/26/77, the absolute tightest show I've ever heard by any band, tighter than most of their studio stuff. on April 9, 2004, Promised Land, They Love Each Other, Me & My Uncle, Mississippi Half Step, Looks Like Rain, Peggy-O, Minglewood Blues, Friend Of The Devil, The Music Never Stopped Bertha-> Good Lovin', Loser, Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Samson & Delilah*, He's Gone-> Not Fade Away-> Truckin', E: Terrapin Station. And I sure I say this for anyone who enjoys the dead this show is a staple for the power of the deads music, when they are driving on all cylanders. My oh my! All I have to say is Jack Straw! I listened to this show once about 8 years ago because it was in the cassette player of a car I stole. However, my deadhead brothers and sisters, when considering greatest all-time shows, one must be a bit of an historian. However, if you listen to the slide work on Row Jimmy and are not seriously moved there is something wrong with you. For the last few years I thought Veneta 72 (Sunshine Daydream) would never be topped. Check out the Half Step + Stella from 3/28. Here's one way to download this show: The IA recommends users of Windows XP view this web-page with RealPlayer. For our whole group of friends, it was our First' Grateful Dead Show. Add the info on the show (poster, ticket, t-shirt) and the GD entourage can continue to get paid. Uploaded by five stars for just about every reason. The performers are cosmically in sync with one another. there are a few other standouts, but to me this show doesn't hold up to spring or even oct./nov. Some of Jerry's finest, and all in the first set!!!! In fact, for my money, the next night in Buffalo has tons more spark. But still an incredible show. In contrast, the Live Music Archive forum is a more general venue for discussion about thousands of other LMA bands, and for more general technical questions about the LMA collection. the exception being the closing of winterland. Unquestionably. It's said, as Phil goesso does the band. Now Micky is standing leaning over his kit and listening. Capture a web page as it appears now for use as a trusted citation in the future. For those of us that are were not born or too young to hear these in their original form, in the collective environment, we have. Jack Straw or They Love each other. This seems to be the best quality version. this show is the cream of the crop. My favorite Dead peak(s) of all time. I hear people rave about '77 as the "good ole days" but all I hear is burnout. My flesh would have melted off like in the first Indiana Jones movie. Man, you dudes are stupid. Period. See especially the Deal from Boston, the show before a, The Dew of all Dews, Amazing jam. I agree with deadheaddave in that this must be the best scarlet/fire they ever did. Anyhoo, I have heard many a fucking great show, and I have to say that the spring '77 shows where particularly unbelievable, especially 5/9/77. While I prefer the setlist from the previous night, I agree that this is the best sounding soundboard recording of the Dead that you'll probably ever hear. Is there better? Keep it up, ya' knotheads. This stuff is goooooooooood, I feel everyone should have the chance to roadtrip with Barton Hall. Hey now folks, I was at this show and took photos from the front row. I remember riding in his Jeep and listening to Loser. I'd just like to say that we should all be celebrating the fact that this music is being revistited by people of all ages, and all tastes - enforcing the fact that bands like the grateful dead and the allman brothers are going to be timeless. It was merely a preview of what was to come.We were sitting stage left just slighly above the band,so we could hear the drums&lifiers before being pumped through the sound system. I love you more than words can tell. Scarlet>Fire. At least it's great sound quality. This show has always been top ten for me but it has been really creeping up my list over the last year. But when they playedOH MY. Granted it lacks the fiery speed or technical skill of many Jerry solo's. Set I New Minglewood Blues Loser El Paso They Love Each Other Jack Straw Deal Lazy Lightning > Supplication Brown Eyed Women Mama Tried Row Jimmy Dancing In The Street Set II Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain Estimated Prophet Saint Stephen > Not Fade Away > Saint Stephen > Morning Dew Encore: One More Saturday Night Comment Jerry Garcia - Guitar Bob Weir - Guitar Keith Godchaux - Keyboards Phil Lesh - Bass Bill Kreutzmann - Drums Mickey Hart - Drums Donna Jean Godchaux Mississippi Half Step, Jack Straw, Tennessee Jed, Mexicali Blues-> Me & My Uncle, Friend Of The Devil, Minglewood Blues, Dupree's Diamond Blues, Passenger, Dire Wolf, The Music Never Stopped Samson & Delilah, Sunrise, Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain-> Good Lovin'-> Saint Stephen-> Drums-> Not Fade Away-> Wharf Rat-> Saint Stephen-> Truckin', E: Johnny B. Goode. Sound-4, Show-5. The 8/6/74 Eyes of the World is the crme de la crme of them all, although 10/29/73, 9/7/73 & 6/18/74 are strong contenders. NFA is hard to beat. I'm having trouble streaming the show. I still cannot believe all the people who give 90s shows a 5 star rating. I actually would like to hear longer solos by JG but ya know, I'm greedy. I'm just here for the music, I hunt out the jams, and the only part of the review I care about is when music is the topic. I think this has got to be in my top 5 shows. It is amazing, but the first is wicked. I thought "Row Jimmy--" particulary the guitar--- was otherwordly. by Grateful Dead Publication date 1977-05-19 ( check for other copies ) Topics Live concert Collection GratefulDead Band/Artist Grateful Dead Resource DeadLists Project This show has been commercially released as "Dick's Picks, Vol. Used to be that a recording studio was where you made a pristine recording. I have seen (some times) and heard (some times) over 35 shows, which is not a lot compared to most Deadheads. Half-step, sugaree and my all time favorite version of eye. 5/8/77 is a great show. The Grateful Dead Forum is focused discussion area for the Grateful Dead. It doesn't need to be the best ever to warrant 5 stars, which it does. Manomanachevits does he suck! Start with 6-30-07, 10-19-07 and 3-28-08. This is what I pulled up online that should save you from downloading another application: Not the place to ask this question I'm sure but am new to this and wonder if there is some way to get itunes to recognize this on my ipod. Can someone please help? Your right 'FortWarren'! Since Donna gets bashed so often in these parts, I feel it's only fair to clear this up once and for all. Grateful Dead Live at Hollywood Palladium on 1971-08-06. I listened to the show on headphones on a flight from Cleveland to Tokyo, and I was forever hooked. After the recent May '77 Box Set I figured it was overdue. He goes all out on this one, and just plays fluidly, but it remains completly behind sliding Phil, and the lyrics. You might at least change the Real Player info in your posts. Here' the link to my site: I was at this show, it was pretty amazing. Anyway, you get the point. just sit back and feel the energy. Overall one of my top 5 ever. While I'd missed being at this one, I was at the Springfield show 2 weeks earlier and the Hartford show 2 weeks later anyways, after listening to this beautiful - and beautifully recorded - gig, I have to agree with the posters who feel this timeless music is best understood in its entirety, not in bits of this night or that. When my roommate and best fried in college started getting into The Dead, he played Disc 1 of this show a lot. 7-19-74 is a better show than this one. Despite the fact that I think this show is overrated (though you should keep in mind that this is not my favorite era), the Estimated > Eyes is one of the best I have heard. I guess everyone HAS to be different even if they themselves don't believe it for a second. he answer by "infromthestorm" on May 31, 2006 works nicely. ", I went to Dark Star Orchestra on 6-05-05 and they played this show. Donna is singing perfectly with Bobby. Butno regrets.. except; that after a "free music policy" since inception They now pull this shit. And the NFA is great especially after the 10 min mark!! Rob did a tremendous job on the remaster. . It was Phil & Jerry going wild on "Eyes of the World" Phil really pounds out great bellowing riffs and Jerry plays with great speed and technical whizardry. If you listen to this with a good set of speakers, not just crappy computer ones, you'll appreciate it. Lesh was on fire! Best Loser, Deal, & Row Jimmy Ive ever heard. The Audio Files are all still there on the Archive servers. I love it for the guitar solo in Brown Eyed Women, and for the power of the NFA. First, if anyone is still listening to the lossless version from Mr.Maizner, you need to redownload the remastered version by Rob Eaton. Dead is meant to be shared! I personally think her best work was live on the road as proven by her tapes. OMG was it incredible. Remember, at the shows, when, no matter what the band played, it was ok. Well, this is a better show than most heads have ever seen. on April 9, 2004, Minglewood Blues, Loser, El Paso, They Love Each Other, Jack Straw, Deal, Lazy Lightning-> Supplication, Brown Eyed Women, Mama Tried, Row Jimmy, Dancin' In The Streets Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain, Estimated Prophet, Saint Stephen-> Not Fade Away-> Saint Stephen-> Morning Dew, E: One More Saturday Night. Jerry was ON FIRE this night. But this is definately the best show I've heard of '77. Ladies & Gentlemen, This is the Peggy-O of Peggy-Os! The ending medley is one of the first things from '77 i ever heard, and it couldn't be more perfect. Legendary show, to be sure. Um - you know, there's a reason why Cornell 5-8-77 gets referred to as "Legendary" "Best" etc., etc. Forget it, your brain can't take anymore! At times it was like Jerry was just hoping to hit the right notes. But the best? Obviously, at the time we had no idea of the historical significance of this performance in GD lore, but I do remember thinking this was the best Dead show I had ever witnessed (first 3/73 at the Nassau Coliseum) when we exited the show in the wee hours to a fresh blanket of snow from a freak spring storm. web pages Set I ----- d1t01 - Help On The Way -> d1t02 - Slipknot! (There's nothing like a Grateful Dead concert.). Much has been said of May '77, and every show has unbelievable highlights. Simplistic and boring. Another perfect surprise. Come on now. Required listening is, at the very least, Morning Dew from this legendary date. Just to trash on other people? It's like they took the entire first set to warm up. In spite of the fact that high quality shows abound from this run, this show is just about perfect. I get chills everytime I hear it and the finale solo well it is as if the heavens opened up, Light blazed through, and blessed us all with a moment, a taste , a glimpse of the Divine. Just an incredible performance, everyone anticipating everyone else's movement. second, the setlist is great. Can barely hear any Phil on this version. The night before is also very good, but this one trumps it for me. No offense to the late D.L. home > archive > Grateful Dead. NFA, Truckin, MHS need no more, but there is more.. To be 17 at a Dead show in dirty jersey again. This is definitely a great show audio-wise and what's even more interesting is that you can hear Keith playing the organ so clearly. Give me a break. just my $.02. this is my all time favorite, dancing in to scarlet fire is unbelievable. Just the solo. Nothing I've heard touches those S>Fs. I agree with dalsh327. OK, I won't call it the best or whatever. I would argue this as being one of the absolute best of '77, which means of all time almost by proxythere are moments of total sublime beauty here; a show that proves they didn't always blow the big ones. on the Internet. IMHO, this Eyes ranks up there with the monster versions from 73-74. I came home and all my pc stuff was gone???? stay at home safe and sound suffering from corona virus but do not sit idol, do online work to counter the finical requirements. Sounds pretty darn good to me. Only problem, just across the street from "The Magic Parking Space" was low income housing. Search the history of over 752 billion 1977 was simply magical. Worth having for the Scarlet>Fire alone. There in NO question this is a 5 star show. I was a young lad of 19 when I attended this show. It always just makes me smile when I hear it, it is just so groovy (to borrow an outdated expression). At any rate it is popular for good reason, the second set is real nice. I dont think I can adequately describe how beautiful this version of Row Jimmy is. Enjoy these couple nights of magic-the boys were on fire! Amazing setlist - like from the very old days. The '73-74 era cannot be topped for Eyes. Spring 77 was really a special time when ALL cylinders were still clicking. No. This matrix recording captures a deservedly legendary show. You can here that Jerry was getting back to his roots and practicing scales a ton this year and the year prior. Jack Straw, Mississippi Half Step-> El Paso, Brown Eyed Women, Minglewood Blues, Loser, Passenger, Friend Of The Devil, Me & My Uncle, Tennessee Jed, The Music Never Stopped Bertha-> Good Lovin', Candyman, Playin' In The Band-> Drums-> The Wheel-> Wharf Rat-> Around & Around, E:Brokedown Palace-> E: Playin' In The Band, Set 1 Might As Well Jack Straw Dire Wolf Looks Like Rain Loser El Paso Ramble On Rose New Minglewood Blues It Must Have Been The Roses Let It Grow Set 2 Bertha -> Good Lovin' Friend Of The Devil Estimated Prophet -> Eyes Of The World -> Space -> Saint Stephen -> Drums -> Not Fade Away -> Black Peter -> Sugar Magnolia Encore One More Saturday Night, Mississippi Half Step, Jack Straw, Peggy-O, El Paso, They Love Each Other, Big River, Dupree's Diamond Blues, Let It Grow, Deal Samson & Delilah, Sunrise, Ramble On Rose, Passenger, Terrapin Station-> Playin' In The Band-> Drums-> Iko Iko-> The Wheel-> Wharf Rat-> Sugar Magnolia, E: One More Saturday Night, Set 1 Casey Jones, Jack Straw, Sunrise, Brown Eyed Women, El Paso, Dupree's Diamond Blues, Let It Grow, Deal Set 2 Samson & Delilah-> Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain, Finiculi Finicula, Playin' In The Band-> Drums-> The Wheel-> Truckin'-> The Other One-> Wharf Rat-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Johnny B. Goode, Promised Land, Sugaree, Mama Tried-> El Paso, Tennessee Jed, Looks Like Rain, Deal, Lazy Lightning-> Supplication, Peggy-O, The Music Never Stopped Bertha, Estimated Prophet, Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain-> Good Lovin', Saint Stephen-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Johnny B. Goode. We can talk all day about an individual's "best," "worst," etc. Talking about these things is what heads do. Foolish Heart indeed!! I am a dead fan and this is where I truly saw the light. awesome tracklist, unbeatable quality, you really feel the boys on this one. Happy 420! 1977 was a great year for the group, leading to many wonderful releases from this year. My friend and I pulled into a campground near DeerCreek '91, and the guy next to our spot was blasting this show. Making the shows available in streaming format was a good shot toward trying to compromise, but there is still one huge problem. A few years back I was able to download the last two discs of this show. Not as gritty as he can get later, but on pitch like an opera star. meaning don't ask to patch in. This is the second show I downloaded from the website (I currently have 17 on my iPod), but it's still one of my favorite - highly recommended. This is without a doubt the best Dancin' they ever did. Everyone has their era. Fact: This site is incredible and no other is comparable. One Word: Half-Step! It still amazes me to think back on the total mayhem that was that day, helicopters and all, and to hear how good the music actually was. why complain? This entire second set is filled with gems, and I must say I think this could be one of the best estimated>eyes ever. The rest of the show has lots of hot moments certainly a very energetic second set. My buddy had been a long time fan, and gave me this show to listen to.
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