Shakedown Street -> | 1982-08-03 | Grateful Dead

View NotesPatch Info:
(FOB/27th Row) Senn 441 -> Cassette Master -> Dat -> CD supplies
Mississippi Half Step (0:00 - 0:29)
Peggy-O (0:00 - 0:27)
Big Railroad Blues (0:00 - 0:02)
Let It Grow (10:39 - 10:52)
The Other One (6:00 - 6:15)
Stella Blue (6:06 - End Of Show)

Notes:
-- Can not confirm lineage...I have my doubts
-- 2nd Set disc change is seamless

SOURCE 2 OF 15

3:08:37

SBD

SBD>MC>PCM>DAT>CDR>EAC>SHN

Taper Notes:

View NotesAs Walden College president Brewster King of Doonesbury once remarked to himself, "Tired. Very tired. A need for many martinis."

More info about the patching is in the text file.

SOURCE 3 OF 15

gd82-08-03.matrix.chappell.30705.sbeok.flacf

Source:

Matrix

Lineage:

[SBD > MC > PCM > DAT > CDR] + [Senn 441's (FOB) > Sony TC-D5 > DAT > CD] > WAV > Vegas 5 (matrix) > WAV > CD Wave > FLAC 16

Taper Notes:

View NotesSee info file for detailed lineage info.

SOURCE 4 OF 15

gd82-08-03.sbd.unk.19228.sbeok.shnf

Source:

Soundboard

Lineage:

SBD>MC>PCM>DAT>CDR with Aud patch assumed from widely circulated audience source

Taper Notes:

View NotesLineage:SBD>MC>PCM>DAT>CDR
Missippi Half-Step cuts in at 12 seconds
Cassidy has several cuts throughout 
Let It Grow cuts at tailend as they play out to drums
* Aud patch assumed from widely circulated audience source

SOURCE 5 OF 15

Scott Clugston, Charlie Miller

SHNID:

gd1982-08-03.158506.senn421.vita.miller.clugston.flac1648

Source:

Master Audience Cassettes; Sennheiser 421 mics > Jim Vita's 1st generation cassettes

Lineage:

1st Generation Cassettes (Nakamichi CR-7A)> Tascam DA-3000 (24-bit/96k) > Adobe Audition CC 2022 > TLH flac2496

Taper Notes:

View NotesNotes:
- Thanks to Jim Vita (RIP) for the 1st generation cassettes
- Thanks to Charlie Miller for the transfer and coordinating this effort
- Thanks to Kyle Holbrook for the Nakamichi 300 source which supplies the first few notes of "Cumberland Blues"
- Thanks to Brian Schley for the Sennheiser 441 source which supplies a 6:08 patch in "Drums"
- Pitch corrected

Mastered by Scott Clugston
April 2022

SOURCE 6 OF 15

Sirmick and Charlie Miller

SHNID:

gd1982-08-03.145217.fob.beyer.m160.streeter.miller.sirmick.flac1644

Source:

(FOB) Beyer M160's > Sony TC-D5M > Cassette Master (TDK MA90) - Taped by Frank Streeter

Lineage:

Transfer: Cassette Master >Nakamichi CR-7A > Tascam DA-3000 (DSF 1-bit/5.8 MHz) > KORG AudioGate 4 > wav 2496 - Transferred by Charlie Miller Lineage: wav > Adobe Audition 1.5 > iZotope RX6 Advanced > iZotope Ozone 5 Advanced > CD Wave > TLH > Flac 24

Taper Notes:

View NotesNotes:

- Patches

"Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo" - first 26 seconds
"Cumberland Blues" - 5:43-5:47
"Big Railroad Blues" - 4:28-4:29
"Man Smart (Woman Smarter)" - last 1.6 seconds
"Might As Well" - First 4.1 seconds
"Samson And Delilah" - 8:08-8:12
"Drums" 1:41-8:51
"Space" - first 25 seconds
"Sugar Magnolia" - 8@59-9-09

patch source shnid 138619 Thank you Kyle Holbrook & Olvy Johnson.

- Most tracks were pitch corrected.


Thanks to Frank and Charlie


edited and mastered
SIRMick

SOURCE 7 OF 15

Charlie Miller and SIRMick

SHNID:

gd1982-08-03.140037.beyer-m160.streeter.miller.sirmick.flac24

Source:

Source: (FOB) Beyer M160's > Sony TC-D5M > Cassette Master (TDK MA90) - Taped by Frank Streeter; Transfer: Cassette Master >Nakamichi CR-7A > Tascam DA-3000 (DSF 1-bit/5.8 MHz) > KORG AudioGate 4 > wav 2496 - Transferred by Charlie Miller; Lineage: wav > Adobe Audition 1.5 > iZotope RX6 Advanced > iZotope Ozone 5 Advanced > CD Wave > TLH > Flac 24; edited and mastered SIRMick November 2017

Taper Notes:

View NotesNotes:

- Patches

"Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo" - first 26 seconds
"Cumberland Blues" - 5:43-5:47
"Big Railroad Blues" - 4:28-4:29
"Man Smart (Woman Smarter)" - last 1.6 seconds
"Might As Well" - First 4.1 seconds
"Samson And Delilah" - 8:08-8:12
"Drums" 1:41-8:51
"Space" - first 25 seconds
"Sugar Magnolia" - 8@59-9-09

patch source shnid 138619 Thank you Kyle Holbrook & Olvy Johnson.

- Most tracks were pitch corrected.


Thanks to Frank and Charlie


edited and mastered
SIRMick

SOURCE 8 OF 15

3:12:27

SHNID:

gd1982-08-03.167999.senn421.michael.mckenzie.miller.clugston.flac1644

SOURCE 9 OF 15

3:10:52

SHNID:

gd1982-08-03.158507.senn421.vita.miller.clugston.flac2496

SOURCE 10 OF 15

3:01:21

Taper:

Executive Crew: Kyle Holbrook & Olvy Johnson

Transferrer:

Kyle Holbrook

SHNID:

gd1982-08-03.138619.nak300.holbrook.flac2448

Source:

Lineage:

Playback: Nakamichi LX-5 -> Tascam DR680 @ 24/48|SDProcessing:SD->Audacity (Windows 7)-> CDWav editor ->TLH (flac) set 1 equalized with 20-400 Hz cut ~2.5dB down. Taped by: Executive Crew: Kyle Holbrook & Olvy JohnsonTransferred by Kyle Holbrook

Taper Notes:

View Notesrecording notes:
// Tape flip
set 1-The PA sound is pretty rough for the first four songs. There is some overall bass distortion during half of set 1 through Cumberland Blues which I think is from the lead deck's levels set too high. Possibly the recorder's batteries were low and they got changed during tape flip. The rest of the show from Althea forward has much better sound quality.
Set 2-
*** we dropped the flashlight on the input knob at around 2:09 which turned
the volume way up for less than 10 seconds. Tough to edit out, so I reduced the volume there as best I could, but it might be startling!
+ drums were cut as was a standard practice at the time to save tape;     apologies all these years later!
& Left channel drops out for about start 1:06:22 -? 1:10:47 (4mins 25 seconds). I copied the Right channel and pasted it in this gap.(slight edit bump @1:10:47)
//* quick tape swap to tape 1 for Sunshine Daydream and encore

My opinion is the first set is mainly archival, the last two songs aside. The second set is an VG+ rendition of that era's GD music with the Nakamichi microphones. The band was playing very well and the song selection for set 2 is top notch. NOt great but worth a listen.

Starlight Theater Kansas City MO August 3 1982
Microphone location- in pavilion, moved between sets patched out of Nak 550
This was the show where we became tapers. We had tickets, bought at the box office earlier in the day during a surprise release. But the seats were farther back than we wanted. We spotted the guy we patched out of in OKC walk by us, and set up about 10 rows in front of us. So we asked if we could patch, he said,he had an extra ticket, one of us sit here and help him. I recall Olvy sat with him and at set break the taper, Dan, wanted to move. So, we commandeered three empty chairs about  15 feet up and almost dead center for Dan's Nakamichi set up. The venue was amazing, the show incredible and the scenery and skies co-operated to add beauty to the light show on stage.

This show is widely regarded as an excellent example of what the Dead were about on their best days of 1982. We called it "bringing the heat". After a top notch first set, the boys came out and hammered it down. The Shakedown, Sampson & Delilah, To Lay me Down and Let it Grow are grade A Dead. This recording capatures it pretty well as we were in the right spot acoustically. The complete story of our summer tour can be read in the text file.

SOURCE 11 OF 15

3:01:22

Taper:

Executive Crew: Kyle Holbrook & Olvy Johnson

Transferrer:

Kyle Holbrook

SHNID:

gd1982-08-03.138618.nak300.holbrook.flac1644

Source:

Lineage:

Taper Notes:

View Notesrecording notes:
// Tape flip
set 1-The PA sound is pretty rough for the first four songs. There is some overall bass distortion during half of set 1 through Cumberland Blues which I think is from the lead deck's levels set too high. Possibly the recorder's batteries were low and they got changed during tape flip. The rest of the show from Althea forward has much better sound quality.
Set 2-
*** we dropped the flashlight on the input knob at around 2:09 which turned
the volume way up for less than 10 seconds. Tough to edit out, so I reduced the volume there as best I could, but it might be startling!
+ drums were cut as was a standard practice at the time to save tape;     apologies all these years later!
& Left channel drops out for about start 1:06:22 -? 1:10:47 (4mins 25 seconds). I copied the Right channel and pasted it in this gap.(slight edit bump @1:10:47)
//* quick tape swap to tape 1 for Sunshine Daydream and encore

My opinion is the first set is mainly archival, the last two songs aside. The second set is an VG+ rendition of that era's GD music with the Nakamichi microphones. The band was playing very well and the song selection for set 2 is top notch. NOt great but worth a listen.

Starlight Theater Kansas City MO August 3 1982
Microphone location- in pavilion, moved between sets patched out of Nak 550
This was the show where we became tapers. We had tickets, bought at the box office earlier in the day during a surprise release. But the seats were farther back than we wanted. We spotted the guy we patched out of in OKC walk by us, and set up about 10 rows in front of us. So we asked if we could patch, he said,he had an extra ticket, one of us sit here and help him. I recall Olvy sat with him and at set break the taper, Dan, wanted to move. So, we commandeered three empty chairs about  15 feet up and almost dead center for Dan's Nakamichi set up. The venue was amazing, the show incredible and the scenery and skies co-operated to add beauty to the light show on stage.

This show is widely regarded as an excellent example of what the Dead were about on their best days of 1982. We called it "bringing the heat". After a top notch first set, the boys came out and hammered it down. The Shakedown, Sampson & Delilah, To Lay me Down and Let it Grow are grade A Dead. This recording capatures it pretty well as we were in the right spot acoustically. The complete story of our summer tour can be read in the text file.

SOURCE 12 OF 15

gd1982-08-03.136587.sen441.schley.flac1644

Source:

AUD: FOB, Sennheiser 441's > Sony TC-D5 > MAC > (likely) 1st Gen, from the Brian Schley tape collection;

Lineage:

TDK-MA > Nakamichi CR-5A > Edirol FA-66 > Wavelab 2448 > R8Brain SRC > Wavelab (adding 16-bit patches) > CD-Wave > TLH > FLAC 1644 tagged. Transferred by Andrew F.

Taper Notes:

View NotesHere's the same recording as found on ID-5984, this version without 
the aggressive noise reduction & clipping found on that one. Patches 
from current archive sources were inserted making the show complete, 
most notably the complete tracks for Althea, Drums, and Casey Jones. 
Thanks Jon Pasternak & Charlie McGuth for organizing this project!

SOURCE 13 OF 15

gd1982-08-03.aud.uherarchives.partial.121973.flac24

Source:

Aud -> AKG CE1s -> Uher CR240 cassette -> Uher Royal Deluxe 7.5 ips -> Korg MR1000 @24/96 -> AudioGate -> flac level 8; Recorded by Jimi, transferred to digital by CR. AudioGate was used for tracking only.

SOURCE 14 OF 15

gd1982-08-03.121407.set2-akg.flac16

Source:

Set 2 Source (unconfirmed): AKG CE-1 > UHER CR-40 (cassette master audience);

SOURCE 15 OF 15

gd82-08-03.senn-hogan.fink.5984.sbeok.shnf

Source:

Audience Recording: Sennheiser 441's

Lineage:

AUD : MC (FOB, 27th Row, Senn 441's > Sony TC-D5) > DAT > CD

Taper Notes:

View Notescomplete; AUD : MC (FOB, 27th Row, by Paul Hogan, Senn 441's > Sony TC-D5) > DAT > CD; includes SBD: ? > C patches in d1t5,6 by Alan Fink; orig CD seed from Paul Bottiglio; note md5s for unpatched d1t5,6 are also included for reference