Grateful Dead – London, England (05/24/72)

Grateful Dead
The Lyceum,
London, England
05/24/1972

–Set 1–
101-d1t01 – Cold Rain & Snow
102-d1t02 – Beat It on Down the Line
103-d1t03 – Mr. Charlie
104-d1t04 – Deal
105-d1t05 – Me & My Uncle
106-d1t06 – It Hurts Me Too
107-d1t07 – Dire//Wolf //
108-d1t08 – Black-Throated Wind
109-d1t09 – Chinatown//Shuffle
110-d1t10 – Chinacat Sunflower ->
111-d1t11 – I Know You Rider
112-d1t12 – Playing in the Band
113-d1t13 – You Win Again
114-d1t14 – Jack Straw
115-d1t15 – Casey Jones

–Set 2–
201-d2t01 – Rockin’ Pneumonia & The Boogie Woogie Flu
202-d2t02 – Mexicali Blues
203-d2r03 – Black Peter
204-d2t04 – Mexican Hat Dance
205-d2t05 – Truckin’ ->
206-d2t06 – Drums ->
207-d2t07 – The Other One
208-d2t08 – Sing Me Back Home (fades)
(missing from one source) Sugar Magnolia//>
(missing from both sources) – Turn On Your Lovelight

–Encore–
(missing from both sources) – One More Saturday Night

The Who – London, England (11/12/73)

The Who
Live at the Lyceum
London, UK
Tuesday, November 12, 1973

Recording: Good Audience

Lineage: Silvers > EAC (offset corrected) > WAV > FLACFrontend > FLAC level 6

Disc 1

  1. I Can’t Explain
  2. Summertime Blues
  3. My Generation
  4. I Am The Sea
  5. The Real Me
  6. The Punk And The Godfather
  7. I’m One
  8. Helpless Dancer
  9. 5:15
  10. Sea And Sand
  11. Drowned
  12. Bell Boy

Disc 2

  1. Doctor Jimmy
  2. The Rock
  3. Love Reign O’er Me
  4. My Generation
  5. Won’t Get Fooled Again
  6. See Me, Feel Me
  7. Magic Bus
  8. Spoonful

Review from thewho.net:

Ah yes, what good memories there were of The Who at the Lyceum in
’73. I remember with great pleasure the Italian press commenting even more about
the show at the Lyceum than the Christmas shows at the Edmonton Sundown as
real triumphs of both critics and the public. There was a really great expectation for
their monumental new work Quadrophenia, and, therefore, the desire to listen to
these pieces live was great. It must be said that between the not really happy initial
performances in Stoke and Newcastle, The Who played really good shows in Wolverhampton,
Manchester and the three successive evenings at the Lyceum, although
the choice of this venue was not too wise.

This new boot presents the second of three shows from the Lyceum. This audience recording
is not of great sound quality (as shows booted from these years have
never been anyway) but it is acceptable. The show is presented complete, and the
band is inspired. Pete’s guitar riffs on My Generation and Magic Bus are real high-
lights. In any case, they reached their maximum expression after the initial debut
with the Edmonton Sundown dates where Quadrophenia played live reached its peak.
It’s good someone remembers old who fans!