I’ve seen thousands of reviews over the years, but this actually explains “A Deadhead”…
“REVIEW: stella
As a new fan of the Dead it was years before I realized the importance
of the tears streaming down the face of the girl beside me. She seemed
have a religious experience. Now I know why”
Grateful Dead
Greek Theatre, University of California, Berkeley, CA
May 23, 1982
Sbd Mcassette > DAT > CDR CDR > EAC > SHN
Thanks to Kevin Gills and Mark Perini for making these great soundboards of the 1982
Greek run available.
Disc 1 – Set 1:
1. crowd/tuning
2. Shakedown Street >
3. The Promised Land
4. They Love Each Other
5. Mama Tried >
6. Mexicali Blues
7. Loser >
8. Little Red Rooster
9. Ramble on Rose
10. Let it Grow
Disc 2 – Set 2:
1. Scarlet Begonias >
2. Fire on the Mountain
3. Samson & Delilah
4. Ship of Fools
5. Estimated Prophet >
6. Eyes of the World > Drums >
Disc 3 – Set 2 cont’d.:
1. Drums > Space >
2. The Other One >
3. Stella Blue >
4. I Need a Miracle >
5. Casey Jones
Encore:
6. Satisfaction >
7. Brokedown Palace
Motorcycle space before “The Other One”.
REVIEW: GOD BLESS THE GOOD OL’ GRATEFUL DEAD!!
Its shows like these that make me wish I couldve seen the Good Ol’ Grateful Dead. This
show shows all sides of the Dead. They rock kick ass from pillar to post, yet they play
with such emotion such beauty, that it hardly sounds like the same band. The setlist
speaks for itself. Stella Blue and Brokedown Palace are crushing. Everything else rocks
Mega Hard. Garcia is on fire. Brent is on fire. The Other One sounds like something out
of 72 Europe. This show has a lot of feeling. The Shakedown. Garcia is so fast on the
post Estimated jam.
REVIEW: I Finally Found My Favorite Dead Show !!!!!!!
I’ve looked for this show for years and I finally found it here in a much better format than
I’ve ever had it before. So much for the old Dead Hour copy that got Sublime recorderd
over the 2nd set :-(. Could never seem to find it anywhere on the the Internet or among
any of my friends. The guys are rocking it the whole show and pour more emotion into
the music than I’ve ever heard. The scarlet fire is amazing and the finish with Satisfaction
into Brokedown Palace is moving. Good quality show on the whole, maybe a few spots
where the sound could’ve been a little better adjusted.
REVIEW: 3rd Greek
Let’s set the table……..Greek Theater…..Shakedown 1st set opener……Scarlet>Fire 2nd set
opener…… Estimated>Eyes>Space>Other1…….Satifaction>Brokedown encore.
REVIEW: Intensity Personified!
Not sure why this show is not as reviewed or touted as the night before, or the 4/17-19
run…but I think this show is bursting with flavor. It may not be as “heady” as the night
before, but it deserves a listen and a dance in your apt. by yourself (or with loved ones).
Check it out, and behold its beauty!
REVIEW: Back before my day
There are beautiful photos of the band and crowd online and it looks like the band is
enjoying themselves. These shows have a magic to them that stands out not unlike Frost
82′. Bobby is laying down some interesting textures. It’s a breath of fresh air listening to
these natural sounding analog recordings after sampling the digital 1990 spring tour
recordings.
REVIEW: Jamboree!
Something quintessentially West Coast about this show, which makes me regret never
having been to one out there. Killer setlist, great long jams, plenty o’ energy and a double
encore. If I’d been at this show, I’d have been on my fourth or fifth pair of pants by the
opening chords of Brokedown. Some funny banter at the beginning too.
REVIEW: The Greek Theatre was one of those venues…
…that could bring out the best in the Dead. Hot Scarlet>Fire. Brent really finds some
awesome ways to get his instrument into the mix. Estimated>Eyes>Drums>OtherOne is
quite lengthy, but that’s not a bad thing at all. Good show, not especially adventurous, but
with more than enough energy to merit 4 stars.
REVIEW: Like A Diesel Train
Super 6 are full steam ahead ! One of the best of the year but then again it would probably
easier to pick the bad ones? Oh there were none! One of the best They Love Each Other’s
in their resume!
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