When it doesn't fit anywhere else
 #67146  by NashvilleMike
 
RiverRat wrote:The winamp playlist called Grateful Dead & Jerry has:
31,361 songs (total time: 4000 Hours)
1700+ shows and CD's (all the Studio discs, official releases and Dicks' Picks)
godamn! :shock: :hail: :cool:
 #67149  by ronster
 
There is a Volume 2 to the Keystone and imo is some of the best stuff Jerry has ever played. The Mystery Train on that is like no other.
Highly recommend that. Also +1 to Kimocks Crazy engine, caught them earlier in the year in Annapolis and along with the DSO show in Dewey Beach and the Derek Trucks band this summer (the new CD and tour are by far the best new stuff put out by anyone in awhile) were the highlights of a busy music year.
 #67154  by Highballin'
 
ronster wrote:There is a Volume 2 to the Keystone and imo is some of the best stuff Jerry has ever played. The Mystery Train on that is like no other.
Highly recommend that. Also +1 to Kimocks Crazy engine, caught them earlier in the year in Annapolis and along with the DSO show in Dewey Beach and the Derek Trucks band this summer (the new CD and tour are by far the best new stuff put out by anyone in awhile) were the highlights of a busy music year.
Hey Ronster, I don't know if your comments are related to mine above, but I was asking about a Vol.2 to the Rhino Release entitled "Legion of Mary- The Jerry Garcia Collection Vol.1".
The Keystone's have lot's of Good Nuggets. The Mystery Train is a good one. :peas:
 #67155  by NashvilleMike
 
Highballin' wrote:You know my favorite JGB release is Kean College 1980. I like the Hunter Bits on the end...2-3 songs. But that Kean College is smokin'.
I don't have too many boots. I just buy releases and Dicks and such...even then my collection is pretty hearty. It has rotation potential. And it's always growing. 77 box set is on the way.

If anyone wants to trade some music. PM me.
Highballin' - I will freakin' fix your '77 jones if you lay some Merl and Jer on me. See- that's how it works.
 #67181  by Highballin'
 
NashvilleMike wrote:
Highballin' wrote:You know my favorite JGB release is Kean College 1980. I like the Hunter Bits on the end...2-3 songs. But that Kean College is smokin'.
I don't have too many boots. I just buy releases and Dicks and such...even then my collection is pretty hearty. It has rotation potential. And it's always growing. 77 box set is on the way.

If anyone wants to trade some music. PM me.
Highballin' - I will freakin' fix your '77 jones if you lay some Merl and Jer on me. See- that's how it works.
Bro, I would if I could. But I'm not up to speed on all that File Sharing. If you could explain it to me I'll zap you anything I have. What do I have to do? Currently all my music is on Windows Media Player.
I'm not the most computer savvy guy.
 #67188  by NashvilleMike
 
Well I don't know what the world has come to when a dope like me is giving tech advice but I can talk you through this one. Maybe this will start a network of RUKinders that all buy 8g flash drives and then we can just load and trade them all over the place. Something to think about. Since this is a tutorial maybe we ahould review the rules of tape trading of which I always had 2.
1. Do not sell bootlegs.
2. Don't be a lazy deadhead and take 6 months to copy the shows. If you're gonna do it,then do it.

If your shows are on MP3 then all you have to do is buy one of these...

http://www.amazon.com/HP-USB-Flash-Driv ... 523&sr=8-1

and then plug it in to one of the holes that it fits on the side of your computer. Then go to your music files and find the shows you want to copy. Open the jump drive from your "my computer" screen and drag the shows you want over to the jump. Now take the jump out and mail it to your friend. 8 g is what, about 20 shows?
I am sure the MIT team at rukind will have a better way to do this. But it is really the easiest thing in the world.
 #67189  by RiverRat
 
An 8 gig thumb would hold about 25-30 shows in VBR mp3 format, 9 shows in FLAC and 5 shows in SHN... That's based off of a typical mid 80's 2 set show, 1st set of 75 minutes and a 2nd set around 90-110 minutes.

It's just as easy to go to http://bt.etree.org or http://www.archive.org and find the shows you're looking for in my opinion. Archive is out of the question if you want SBD's... if don't already know how to grab them from there, it's not that hard... But it's just as easy to search for the torrents of the SBD's on Etree or elsewhere.
 #67212  by seamones
 
What about trading Flacs and SHNs? Aren't MP3s are lame lossy ass technology? Won't future deadheads will hate us if we proliferate mp3 copies of shows? If the MP3 exists the lossless exists; and that is what should be traded. Its like the guy who posted words to the effect of, "if you trade shows with the drumspace cut out, you are a bad person, regardless of what else you do in life."

Same goes for MP3s....

We don't own this music, though we act as if we did, it belongs to the children of our children's kids....
 #67215  by frankielee
 
Just finished listening to 9/27/72 (Dicks Picks 11) from The Stanley Theatre in Jersey City. Wondeful D.S.>Cumberland. This show opens with Morning Dew 8)
 #67218  by RiverRat
 
seamones wrote:What about trading Flacs and SHNs? Aren't MP3s are lame lossy ass technology? Won't future deadheads will hate us if we proliferate mp3 copies of shows? If the MP3 exists the lossless exists; and that is what should be traded. Its like the guy who posted words to the effect of, "if you trade shows with the drumspace cut out, you are a bad person, regardless of what else you do in life."

Same goes for MP3s....

We don't own this music, though we act as if we did, it belongs to the children of our children's kids....
It's been more than 10 years since the start of the Etree project, 5 since the birth of Archive's Live Music Archive. There is already a tremendous volume of high quality shows out there, so the notion that trading MP3 format would dilute the pool is not really a valid one.

If this were an issue, archive.org would have made the decision to NOT allow the download of shows in lossy format. Etree did just that years ago, yet it never snubbed Archive.org, Sugarmegs, Further.net or any other site that offered lossy formats for download.

How much of a purist are you? You prepared to refuse to trade if the md5's don't match. Or if the source's origin was in dispute. Or if a sound card that did bitrate resampling were used for the conversion...
 #67221  by NashvilleMike
 
seamones wrote:What about trading Flacs and SHNs? Aren't MP3s are lame lossy ass technology? Won't future deadheads will hate us if we proliferate mp3 copies of shows? If the MP3 exists the lossless exists; and that is what should be traded. Its like the guy who posted words to the effect of, "if you trade shows with the drumspace cut out, you are a bad person, regardless of what else you do in life."

Same goes for MP3s....

We don't own this music, though we act as if we did, it belongs to the children of our children's kids....
I've been cutting most of drums for years...didn't know it made me a bad person. Is it OK if I have given away hundreds of shows with no strings attached? Don't get on us because nobody has taught us how to preserve the music in a better format. Maybe you should write up an explanation for us explaining how to do this instead of using MP3.
 #67224  by confusions_prince
 
Did I hear someone mention Crazy Engine (Steve Kimock and Melvin Seals)? DO IT. Saw them in the spring and will see them again in a couple weeks. Oddly enough, I found that Cast of Clowns is coming back here on Friday. Anyone know if Seals is still in that band too?

As for what I'm listening to right now, my time is mostly split between jazz-rock fusion and classical guitar, though there's some country-ish stuff in there and my bootleg copies of Theme Time Radio Hour (season 2).
 #67227  by mttourpro
 
I don't know for sure, but I doubt Melvin will be with C of C as I think Crazy Engine is still on tour through at least this week and perhaps next as well.

I just saw Garaj Mahal on Sat in Pitsburgh. UNBELIEVABLE. Part of the reason I went was to check out what I've read about him here. Good call TS.
Got to meet and hang out with the band bewteen sets---long story---great time. Those guys are amazing players and really nice people. I never heard a note of them before (how I don't know) but they were excellent and I'll go see em anytime I can. I belive they're headed to Colorado in a couple weeks but I think Sat was the last show out East.
 #67229  by Tennessee Jedi
 
NashvilleMike wrote:
seamones wrote:What about trading Flacs and SHNs? Aren't MP3s are lame lossy ass technology? Won't future deadheads will hate us if we proliferate mp3 copies of shows? If the MP3 exists the lossless exists; and that is what should be traded. Its like the guy who posted words to the effect of, "if you trade shows with the drumspace cut out, you are a bad person, regardless of what else you do in life."

Same goes for MP3s....

We don't own this music, though we act as if we did, it belongs to the children of our children's kids....
I've been cutting most of drums for years...didn't know it made me a bad person. Is it OK if I have given away hundreds of shows with no strings attached? Don't get on us because nobody has taught us how to preserve the music in a better format. Maybe you should write up an explanation for us explaining how to do this instead of using MP3.
Mikes a good guy - sent me some great great stuff that me and the buds really enjoyed ... Hampton run '88 I believe ....
THANKS MIKE
Mike - been meaning to send you some more stuff but i cant remember what I sent you last time.
:D
Lay off the guy from NashVegas !
:smile: