Grateful Dead
04/26/72
Jahrhundert Halle
Frankfurt, West Germany

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–Set 1–
101-d1t01 – Bertha
102-d1t02 – Me & My Uncle
103-d1t03 – Mr. Charlie *
104-d1t04 – He’s Gone *
105-d1t05 – Black Throated Wind *
106-d1t06 – Next Time You See Me
107-d1t07 – China Cat Sunflower >
108-d1t08 – I Know You Rider
109-d1t09 – Jack Straw
110-d2t01 – Big Railroad Blues
111-d2t02 – Playing in the Band
112-d2t03 – Chinatown Shuffle *
113-d2t04 – Loser *
114-d2t05 – Beat It On Down the Line *
115-d2t06 – You Win Again *
116-d2t07 – Good Lovin’ *
117-d2t08 – Dire Wolf *
118-d2t09 – Casey Jones *

–Set 2–
201-d3t01 – Truckin’ >
202-d3t02 – Drums >
203-d3t03 – The Other One >
204-d3t04 – Comes a Time >
205-d3t05 – Sugar Magnolia
206-d3t06 – El Paso *
207-d4t01 – Tennessee Jed *
208-d4t02 – Greatest Story Ever Told *
209-d4t03 – Two Souls In Communion *
210-d4t04 – Turn On Your Lovelight >
211-d4t05 – Goin’ Down the Road Feeling Bad >
212-d4t06 – One More Saturday Night\

Source 1:

This is a flac encoded & tagged version of shnid: 12884

This is the entire Hundred Year Hall show.

I suspect this is the original FM broadcast

Matt Vernon note:
I do not think this is an FM source. I compared the Bertha from this shn set
with an EAC rip of my copy of “100 Year Hall” and to my ears they are indistinguisable.
I also compared the Bertha from the 100YH release and this shn set with cool edit.
The 100 Year Hall release is normalized to a larger amplitude (maybe 25% louder) and
is .00495% faster. So this shn set is not EXACTLY the same as the 100 YH release where
one can compare tracks but it looks to be the same source. The tracks on this shn set
NOT in the 100 YH release are the same source as the recent upgrade I seeded of the
4/26/72 outtakes.

No Generational info
Originally circulated as SHN with no checksums.

Tracks renamed, fixed/checked with shntool and re-shned in shn v.3
by terrapinstation on 10/28/02

Source 2:

* Only Contains These Songs

This is flac encoded & tagged version of shnid: 12849

gd72-04-26.sbd.vernon.12849.sbeok.flac16

Source : SBD > ? > CE2K (minor cleanup) > mkwact > SHN(seekable)

Note: Only contains the outakes. Anything released commercially is not in this fileset.

This is an upgrade to the previous shn set
http://db.etree.org/shninfo_detail.php?shnid=9197

The sound quality here is on par with the commercially released tracks, while
the previous shn set I now believe to have been from an FM broadcast based on
the spectral signature and hiss level. This new shn set also includes El Paso
which was missing from the previous, “FM” shn set. Although I do not know the
exact source/lineage information, it is probably from the same 16 track tapes
used for the commercial release.

shn encoding mvernon54@attbi.com.
shntool provides track times and confirms no sector boundary errors

submitted to etree ~ 10/31/02

Source 3:

SHNID: 136637

Source: Soundboard > Master Reel > Dat (48k)

Notes:

– This recording has been provided by an anonymous source.
– Clippng has been repaired, levels adjusted and transitions smoothed out.
– This glorious show was partially released as “Hundred Year Hall,” Dick Latvala much preferred this uncompressed version.
– All files have been tagged.
– I had thought of holding this back for the 43rd Anniversary but I can’t think of anything better to let your neighbours hear on an Easter Sunday morning. Donna will ease them from their slumbers with “Playing”, she is reasonably subdued in this version as she got buried in the mix. It surprises me that no one has thought of producing a Donna Alarm Clock, a must for all non-Deadheads. Get the howl, beat your head and get out of bed 🙂

Frank Zappa asked “Does Humor Belong in Music?” I’m firmly convinced that it does.

Have fun with this one!

Happy Easter

edited and mastered
SIRMick
April 2015