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15k
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21k
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33.1k
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40.7k
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48h1.9k237
7d4k501
30d40.7k5k
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1981
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7d5.4k685
30d57.7k7.3k
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1980
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1979
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7d3.6k501
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592 tapes
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338.5k
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7d34.3k4.7k
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419 tapes
1976
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1975
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1974
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1972
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1971
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1970
33.8k
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7d6.2k638
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376 tapes
1969
23.4k
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326 tapes
1968
6.6k
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7d1.3k158
30d6.6k824
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1967
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7d35147
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55 tapes
1966
7.9k
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48h36526
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30d7.9k519
32 shows
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1965
572
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48h433
7d1277
30d57234
2 shows
2 tapes
1969
11/8/69
Easy Wind
8:44
Good Lovin?
9:04
Dark Star >
14:42
The Other One >
12:00
Dark Star >
1:05
Uncle John's Jam >
2:33
Dark Star
3:23
Saint Stephen >
7:00
The Eleven >
14:33
Caution >
17:42
Main Ten Jam>
3:12
Caution >
8:26
Feedback >
8:33
And We Bid You Goodnight
3:30
Tuning
2:54
FIN
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Sources
Transferrer: Jim Wise
1:57:21
SBD
Rating:
10.00 / 8 ratings
Transferrer:
Jim Wise
SHNID:
gd1969-11-08.sbd.wise.17433.shnf
Source:
MR (Dick Latvala) > DAT > SoundForge (Jim Wise) > CD
Taper Notes:
View NotesThis is the same seed as http://db.etree.org/shninfo_detail.php?shnid=82, with md5s d1c & d2c, with the tracks renamed to etree yy-mm-dd convention in the correct order. Saint Stephen and AWBYGN were incorrectly labelled as d2t07 & d2t01, respectively. These have had their names swapped to obtain the correct tracking. ======================= Jim Wise's essay About 11/8/69 It wasn't too long after I met Dick in person when he let me in on what he really was into for a 2-track pick from 1969. When he started coming east for Dicks Picks parties several years ago he found comfortable accommodations at my home. I had already an internet & telephone correspondence with this fascinating man for 2 years prior but had never met him in person, & luckily for me, Dick & I had several long time mutual taper friends who vouched for me, so the ice was broken in advance. I credit my wife Dani for rounding him up. He could have fun with her (and vice versa) & we could bullshit about tapes all night long. I had 11/8 in my collection in several different forms for years, but never really sat down with it the way Dick showed me how to. Dick was like Santa Claus & whenever he would show up (once he called with little advance warning & said he was only one hour away, so get ready for him) he literally had a bag full of tapes, both cassette & dats. He good naturedley would love to see me squirm in anticipation & enjoyed teasing me, 'cause he knew that I was a tape addict, much like himself. On a visit 2 years ago he sat me down in my living room, we smoked a fatty, & he pulled out his dat of 11/8 & said "sit down, shut up, & listen". As the opening notes of "Dark Star" rang out I watched him curl up, close his eyes, & immerse himself in the sound. The last words he uttered for the next hour & one half were" Its quiet now, but it gets LOUD" This is when 11/8 really made it's impression on me, & so did the infamous clicks! This was Dick's dilemma; he loved this set so much, but knew that there were tech flaws on the master. He also had enough experience with his teammates John Cutler & Jeffrey Norman, to realize that this would be extremely difficult to persuade them to do the work in order for its official release as a DP. He was also afraid that it would be rejected as a pick, like so many other shows he wanted in the past were. It was only a few months prior that I had started experimenting with a PC based hard disk recording & editing system, so we grabbed his dat & downloaded a sample to look at the wav file as it appears on screen. We farted around for a bit & I found some clicks visually & zoomed in & simply re drew the glitch with something called the "pencil tool". This smoothed out the wav & that single click disappeared both visually & on more importantly, on playback, auditory. When Dick's business was concluded on the East Coast, he left his dat with me the play with. His aim was to give John Cutler a reasonable tape to listen too, in order to introduce him (JC) to the performance. What Dick had left with me specifically was a dat clone from his personal cassette copy of Bears 7inch-?-track 7/5-ips master reel. The redrawing of the glitches was unbelievably tedious, but relatively easy during the quiet passages, so I spent several days working & sent him back a dat of the first few minutes of "Dark Star". He called me back in a whirlwind of enthusiasm & a week later the Dat clones direct from the masters arrived at my PO box. Now I really went to work & believe me when I tell you this was truly a labor of love. Upon inspection this is what I found; the clicking was present on the right channel of the entire show to 11/7, & the entire show of 11/8, that is up until the reel flip in the "Other One", when it mysteriously vanishes! I uploaded the 94-minute Dark Star & ensuing jam onto hard disk. There is a brief segment before Dark Star begins where you can really capture what's known as a "noise print". This was basically just pure clicks without any music, or other noise in the background, & would be needed if it I could determine that a noise reduction run would be effective. The 3 facts that saved this recording are; #
Transferrer: Jim Wise
1:57:21
SBD
Rating:
8.67 / 3 ratings
Transferrer:
Jim Wise
SHNID:
gd69-11-08.sbd.wise.82.sbeok.shnf
Source:
Soundboard
Lineage:
MR (Dick Latvala) > DAT > SoundForge (Jim Wise) > CD
Taper Notes:
View NotesMR (Dick Latvala) > DAT > SoundForge (Jim Wise) > CD; extensively cleaned up (see info file); via Primal Dead Latvala Tribute Tree (<a href="http://www.users.uswest.net/~zeejay/110869/index.html" rel="ugc nofollow">more info</a>); d2t8 apparently bonus track of tuning (with slide whistle) from 11/7/69 (thanks to Barry Lasky for clue); note not the entire show, just the "Picks"; flaws not on master, first copy (a): d1t04ÃÂ Dropout @ 11:01; d1t06ÃÂ Dropout @ 00:27; d1t07ÃÂ Dropout @ 00:09, another bump 1:37; d2t02ÃÂ Dropout/Slight Hesitation @ 05:34 (sounds similar to a track ID error); flawed source went to abgd as well as etree; flawless source (b) obtained by M. Parrillo, up by 11/30 though not at all sites; caution- new version had some track name/ordering mixups- see <a href="http://www.etree.org/Sources/gdead/gd691108new-tracking.txt" rel="ugc nofollow">guide</a>; note a third source (c) may be up too, no dropouts; <a href="http://www.pasewark.com/gd" rel="ugc nofollow">covers</a>; <b>note this show is now released as Dick's Picks 16- <a href="http://www.dead.net/merchandising/music/grateful_dead/Dicks_Picks_5/index.html" rel="ugc nofollow">go buy it!</a></b>
Taper: Marty Weinberg
15:06
Rating:
7.50 / 9 ratings
Taper:
Marty Weinberg
Transferrer:
Jack Warner
SHNID:
gd69-11-08.weinberg.warner.26331.sbeok.flacf
Source:
Audience: AKG 190E
Lineage:
AKG190E > Uher 400L MR; Audience master reel > (possibly one extra reel gen?) > modified Technics 1506 playback > Cardas audiophile cables > HHB CDR 800 master CD > CD > CD > Samsung SW-232B extraction (EAC v0.9 beta 4) > tracking > SHN
Taper Notes:
View Notes<b>flac16</b>; AKG190E> Uher 400L, Recorded by Marty Weinberg; Audience master reel > (possibly one extra reel gen?) > modified Technics 1506 playback > Cardas audiophile cables > HHB CDR 800 master CD > CD > CD > Samsung SW-232B extraction (EAC v0.9 beta 4) > tracking (CD Wave) > sector boundary verification (shntool v1.01) > .flac encoding; EAC > FLAC by Jack Warner