haters gonna hate and they can vote with their dollars I'm absolutely loving the app and the quality and I will not be disappointed by anything David drops. Hell throw out a clunker come April fools....
all good things in all good time
I have most of the official releases in CD so wondering if the HD quality is that much better than the CDs? Listening with 56 year old ears.
I suggest the mods bans all the tiny little spoiled babies complaining of the hundreds of high quality releases on the app. “I don’t wanna think about 89 any more I’m So Bored… sad sad sad mad mad mad, gimme ice cream and additional versions of May 77”
Actually they don’t even define what they want, just complain. It’s inappropriate, a downer for everyone, bad for the brand / enterprise, bad for fans who might otherwise talk about the shows.
Nine shows across the Midwest in the spring of '89, and the final night of the '91 summer six-show West Coast run are available to listen to in Hi-Res for the first time.
Were you at any of the ten shows released this month?
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It has been uploaded to the app.
From DICK'S PICKS VOLUME 1 to DAVE'S PICKS VOLUME 58, Curtis Hixon Hall is front and center once again as we shed a little lovelight on the complete, unreleased show from 12/18/73.
On this one, you'll find the band coastin' off that EUROPE '72 sound ("Tennessee Jed," "Brown-Eyed Women," a not-to-be-missed mix of "China>Rider"), testing the tempo of the newly debuted (12/12/73) pretty little "Peggy-O," and morphing WAKE OF THE FLOOD tracks ("Weather Report Suite," "Row Jimmy," and "Eyes of The World" - best of the year, at its peak!) into live form.
"Dark Star," increasingly rare, drifts into the second set, clocking in at nearly 22 minutes, and dare we say this just might be Dave's favorite "Wharf Rat"? Play it back-to-back with Dick's Picks Volume 1: 12/19/73. You'll be hard pressed to pick the better show.
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Want to do some side-by-side listening of OG releases and those reissued in high-res on the Playdead app.
What are some shows where there is a material difference in sound quality or mix???
Perfectly hot show to match the heat today! Supposedly they were only billed to play for an hour, but ended up playing 2 1/2, with a whole Drums > Space. Kinda nuts.
Two nights in Wisconsin! Pairs nicely with some bong rips 🤙
For some reason In still having an issue with every show showing up on my CarPlay. It will only a certain amount of shows and then stops. I’ve tried to restart CarPlay and I know I have a strong WiFi signal. Maybe this is normal? Too much data? Tell me help is on the way!
Do we think these will be drops?
(I'm taking about the shows on Spotify and Apple Music)
Quite a number of the last few SiriusXM TIGDH shows have been really awesome, they sound great but are not available yet on the Play Dead app. I feel like they’re working on remastering those tapes and getting them ready for future drops & faithful listeners of the show are getting a preview of what’s to come. Any other opinions out there?
Listen Here: live.gd/1989-04-15
Recorded By: Dan Healy
Tape Transfer By: Sonicraft
Mastered By: David Glasser
Master Sample Rate: 24-bit/96 kHz
Source Media: Maxell R90DM & Sony DT-90 DATs
Lets move away from 89 please?
Plays through so nicely from start to finish. I dont miss the final night as ive never been a big fan of the special guest shows.
nor will the Nugs app. Just set up a new Fiio M21 DAP and I was able to install and sign into both apps. However, neither one will stream music. I get an error message saying that nugs.net had a "communication breakdown". Posting here in hopes that someone has resolved a similar problem. Thanks in advance for any feedback.
I know everyone knows about the Tuesday Drops, but sometimes on Fridays there are other shows that drop…
Following the 1974 Winterland run, Jerry Garcia spent the next three years immersed in editing The Grateful Dead Movie (1977), while Phil Lesh and Owsley “Bear” Stanley began mining the 16-track tapes for a live album. The songs they chose balanced road-tested rockers (“U.S. Blues” and “Promised Land”), with standout songs from band member solo albums (“Stella Blue” and “Black-Throated Wind”) and choice covers (“Big River” and “El Paso”). In perfect Dead synchrony, their “farewell” live album arrived in June 1976, the same month the band officially returned to the road, ending the 20-month touring hiatus.
STEAL YOUR FACE marked the end of an ambitious period in the band’s history, which at the time featured Garcia, Lesh, Bob Weir, Bill Kreutzmann, Keith Godchaux, and Donna Jean Godchaux. The live album became the last album released on the band’s independent label, Grateful Dead Records, and captured the fabled Wall of Sound’s final shows.
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