7/8/95 Grateful Dead

Bands

Grateful Dead

2089 shows

16755 tapes

King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard

94 shows

128 tapes

PhishPowered by Phish.in

Animal Liberation Orchestra

Bela Fleck and the Flecktones

Bernie Worrell Orchestra

Blueground Undergrass

Circles Around The Sun

G. Love and Special Sauce

Godspeed You Black Emperor!

Hard Working Americans

Horseshoes and Hand Grenades

Infamous Stringdusters

Jazz Mandolin Project

196 shows

236 tapes

Jeff Austin and Chris Castino

12 shows

14 tapes

Jeff Austin And Friends

Jerry Joseph and the Jackmormons

1037 shows

1364 tapes

Jerry's Middle Finger

110 shows

137 tapes

Joe Russo Presents: Hooteroll? + Plus

2 shows

4 tapes

Joe Russo's Almost Dead

New Riders of the Purple Sage

380 shows

557 tapes

North Mississippi Allstars

Phil Lesh and Friends

769 shows

2728 tapes

Pigeons Playing Ping Pong

String Cheese Incident

1206 shows

1912 tapes

Surprise Me Mr. Davis

Ted Leo and the Pharmacists

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Yonder Mountain String Band

1995

Salt Lake City, UT, USA

Salt Lake City, UT, USA

Salt Lake City, UT, USA

4:38:26

4 tapes

2/24

Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum

Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum

Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum

Philadelphia, PA, USA

Philadelphia, PA, USA

Philadelphia, PA, USA

Jefferson Civic Center Coliseum

Jefferson Civic Center Coliseum

Sam Boyd Silver Bowl, U.N.L.V.

Sam Boyd Silver Bowl, U.N.L.V.

Sam Boyd Silver Bowl, U.N.L.V.

Shoreline Amphitheatre

Mountain View, CA, USA

2:48:48

9 tapes

6/03

Shoreline Amphitheatre

Mountain View, CA, USA

2:41:59

6 tapes

6/04SBD

Shoreline Amphitheatre

Mountain View, CA, USA

2:46:43

8 tapes

6/15SBD

Franklin County Airport

East Rutherford, NJ, USA

East Rutherford, NJ, USA

Auburn Hills, MI, USA

Auburn Hills, MI, USA

Deer Creek Music Center

Riverport Amphitheatre

Maryland Heights, MO, USA

2:44:20

8 tapes

7/06SBD

Riverport Amphitheatre

Maryland Heights, MO, USA

Sources

gd1995-07-08.sbd.miller.114363.flac16

Source:

SBD -> Dat (44.1k)

Lineage:

Dat (Tascam DA-20) -> Tascam SS-R05 -> Samplitude Professional v11.2 -> FLAC

Taper Notes:

View NotesNotes:
-- Disc change is seamless
-- This is the only purely digital source in circulation

gd1995-07-08.147113.walsh.suraci.at835.flac16

Source:

eg: SBD > DAT

Lineage:

eg: DAT > SoundBlast Audigy X2 > SHN

gd1995-07-08.sbd.larson.tetzeli.fix-35157.98576.flac16

Source:

Pitch-adjusted version of shnid 35157

Lineage:

S: C> D> CDR > WAV > FLAC

Taper Notes:

View NotesFurther editing of original source:

All set II tracks (with the exception of d1t11 and d1t12, which were redundant and therefore discarded) decoded to .wav, time/pitch stretched to 103.064% in CE Pro, using the all-digi Mark Nutter FOB (shnid 4362) as a reference.  Redundancy between d1t10 and d2t01 deleted.  Fixed SBEs in pitch-corrected tracks with shntool.  Deleted a few seconds of silence at the end of d2t07 and faded it out.

If you have the original source you only need to download the second set tracks - the first set was completely untouched.

"Eternity" can be downloaded from the FOB on archive:

http://www.archive.org/download/gd95-07-08.BK401s.4362.sbeok.shnf/gd95-07-08d1t08.shn

Pitch fixed and seeded to shnflac.net by Bill Tetzeli 4/19/2009

Comment: * Weir on acoustic

Original notes
[Notes:
- This is the same source that this show circulates in currently, however, the show in db.etree is not from the original flacs. I traded this show out which was then burnt on a standalone, then traded away which ended up getting eac'd and added to the db. 
chris larson ]

gd1995-07-08.sbd.larson.35157.flac16

gd95-07-08.sbd.10071.sbeok.shnf

Source:

Soundboard patched with Audience

Lineage:

SBD > DAT > Cass > ? > DAT > CDR

Taper Notes:

View NotesSBD>DAT>C>?>DAT>CDR; d1t07 (Eternity) from AUD source; See info file for details; via Paul B; seeded to etree by neo_levo

2:24:32

SHNID:

gd1995-07-08.147114.walsh.suraci.at835.flac24

Source:

Source: Audio Technica 835b>Sony D5 Location: OTS, Stand at 9 feet

Lineage:

Transfer: Nakamichi Cassette Deck 1>Sound Devices 722> Adobe Aud 3.0>Cdwav>flac 24(TLH) Release date: 07/08/2019

2:35:42

SHNID:

gd1995-07-08.134129.oade-micro-mics.flac1648

Source:

<b>flac16/48kHz</b>; ecording info: Oade Micro Mics > DAT Master @ 16bit/48kHz - 11th Row; pedigree: DAT Master > DAT > DAT; processing: DAT > Tascam DA45-HR > SD Usbpre2 > Adobe Audition > CDWAV > TLH Flac 8

gd1995-07-08.127736.nick.flac16

Source:

2 source matrix from mix of audience source id 004362 and soundboard source id 114363

gd95-07-08.BK401s.4362.sbeok.shnf

Source:

Audience: B&K 4006's

Lineage:

B&K 4006's (FOB, in-hat) > Lunatec 316 > Panasonic SV-250 (48khz) > Sony DTC-A6 > DiO 2448 > SF 4.5 (resample, fades) > CD Wave > SHN

Taper Notes:

View NotesA classic recording from the last of the mega-stadium days.  I think this show speaks more to Grateful Dead history than anything spectacular musically.

This was my fist and only trip to Soldier Field and I was totally blown away by the size.  I had never seen a stadium gig.  By July of '95 I'd managed to hit 23 dead shows.  And by number 24 I was beginning to feel like somewhat of a vertaran. (yeah right)  I had no idea what I was in for.  I had floor seats that night but actually went back to the taper section to plug-in. I had a great view of the entire stadium sitting front row of the balcony-like section that sat over the entrance to the floor.  The Band opener was largely forgettable.  The stadium started filling up in usual style during the Band's set and somewhat afterwards.  From the opening notes of Jack Straw I had the most amazing feeling and was totally overwhelmed by the size of the whole thing.  I couldn't believe this many people, all together all listening to the dead. It was just too much.  And it was a picture perfect night.  The sun was going down and had a nice reflection off the lake, it was simply beautiful.

The hightlight of this show is ofcourse the Visions of Johanna.  Mona Lisa sure musta had the highway blues that night.  That moment right there made the entire trip (from Ohio) worth it.  A classic night sealed in time by Mr. Nutter's terrific recording.

Enjoy these tapes and remember the happiness the Grateful Dead has provided for all of us.

--Bill Gardner, 06/16/01