Grateful Dead
May 1, 1988
Frost Amphitheatre
Stanford University
Palo Alto, CA
OTS/LOC) Superscope EC-7’s [Near Coincident/Cardioids] > Sony TC-153SD
Cass/M > D5 > HHb 800 > EAC > CDWav > FLAC
Extraction/Seed: Brad Foster
FLAC >WAV (Amend File Names To Reflect Disc I, Disc II, Disc III Instead Of 1 One And Set 2) FLAC (Level 8) + Tags
Recorded, Transferred, Tagged, & Front Cover Artwork By OldNeumanntapr
Set One: [00:57:03]
Disc I:
- Box Of Rain >
- Hell In A Bucket >
- Touch Of Grey
- Little Red Rooster
- Far From Me
- Cumberland Blues
- Memphis Blues >
- When Push Comes To Shove
- Cassidy
Disc II:
- Louie Louie >
- Truckin’ >
- Crazy Fingers >
- Samson & Delilah >
- Eyes Of The World >
- Drums >
Disc III:
- Space >
- The Other One >
- Wharf Rat >
- Throwing Stones >
- Turn On Your Lovelight
~ Encore ~ - Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door
Total tracks = [02:27:33]
Notes:
Tape flip after Cumberland.
Tape flip during Space and the encore break/crossfaded.
Small cut at the beginning of Knockin’.
Jerry Garcia – Guitar
Bob Weir – Guitar
Brent Mydland – Keyboards
Phil Lesh – Bass
Bill Kreutzmann – Drums
Mickey Hart – Drums
OldNeumanntapr Notes;
This was the last time that I have been to the Frost Amphitheater. I always thought that the Frost was a good place to see the Dead. I made my first decent recording at the Frost on Mother’s Day of 1986. I liked the ‘Louie Louie’ opener for the second set.
During the intro to ‘Space’, someone called out from the audience ‘Professor Kreutzman!’ twice, seeing how we were at Stanford University. I thought that was cool, and I thought it might be something that you would only hear on an audience recording and not the soundboard or FM.
This was also the last show that I would use my Sony TC-153SD for until the NYE 1990 run at the Oakland Coliseum. I started having problems with the 153 and it had to go into the shop. It turned out to be a dirty record switch that was causing the deck to shut off intermittently.
Do NOT Convert To MP3.
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