Grateful Dead
07/15/88 Greek Theatre - Berkeley, CA

Source: 2nd Row Behind Healy. Schoeps CMC42S (Spaced Omni 14' Split --> 
Oade Power Supply --> Sony PCM-F1 with Apogee modified A/D filters. 

Transfer: PCM Master-> Sony PCM 601ES -> RME Hammerfall > Soundforge 4.5/CD Architect > CDR
Recording and Transfer: Sean Weber-small 

EAC (Plex 8x, see log in individual folders) > Shn via MKW .97 
by Bill Gardner, bgard@speakeasy.net

**DISC 1**
T01: Crowd/Tuning
T02: Shakedown Street
T03: Walkin' Blues
T04: Friend Of The Devil
T05: Queen Jane
T06: Dire Wolf
T07: Good Time Blues
T08: Cassidy
T09: Bertha / crowd
T10: Sounds of set break

**DISC 2**
T01: Crowd/Tuning
T02: Scarlet Begonias >
T03: Fire On The Mountain
T04: Women Are Smarter
T05: Ship of Fools
T06: Estimated Prophet >
T07: Drums >

**DISC 3**
T01: Space > 
T02: I Need A Miracle
T03: The Wheel
T04: Gimme Some Lovin'
T05: Morning Dew
T06: Crowd/Tuning
T07: Turn On Your Love Light

Comment: Rex Benefit, FM Broadcast KPFA Berkeley. Quick level change at beginning of 
Shakedown.

Notes: This was a great show for me opening with a scorching Shakedown Street. 
From the first few minutes of the show I knew it was going to be a good Phil
show, as the Greeks usually were. The Morning Dew has a dangerous Phil note. Please
use with care!

I remember having a tough time getting set up the first night as I did not have 
the real estate I wanted. After some bartering, nudgeing and kanoodling, 
I was able to set one mic stand on the isle (which runs exactly through the middle 
of the Greek) and clamped onto a friends stand about 13' to 14' down the row. Believe
it or not (oh that was the third day...) I would use a white piece of rope (capsule 
to capsule) to try and judge if the mics were "close" to being on-axis to the speaker 
arrays. The mics were essentially directly behind Dan Healy's mixing console. 
From past experience I knew Dan would ride his right main fader to compensate for being 
on the left hand side of the isle. Standing behind him was clearly the center. 
I also intentionally chose the second row behind the soundboard due to the bands' 
guests who often were chatty at the most inapropriate times!

There was nothing like a Greek Show. For anyone who saw the Dead at the Greek and for anyone 
who wishes they had, this ones for you. Turn back the clock to a simpler time by dropping 
disc one into your player and hearing a very good representation of what it sounded like at 
the Greek this particular Friday night. 
- SWS
