Grateful Dead Date 1984-04-13 Hampton Coliseum Hampton VA Source: Sennheiser MKE2002 Binaurals mounted on fake head 60 feet from stage >Sony TCD5M >Maxell Metal 100s No Dolby - Master copy from lead deck run by CK. Transfer: Nakamichi LX-5 >ESI Juli@ at 24/48> Wavelab(16/44.1) >FLAC Recorded by executive crew (SM,CK (owner of MKE2002s),TP,KH) Transferred by Kyle Holbrook (kyle@rocksuitcase.com) Set 1 01. Day Job 02. Minglewood Blues 03. Dire Wolf 04. Beat It On Down The Line > 05. West L.A. Fadeaway 06. It's All Over Now 07. Bird Song 08. crowd 09. Hell In A Bucket> 10. Don't Ease Me In Set 2 01. Scarlet Begonias >Fire On The Mountain# > 02. Estimated Prophet > 03. Space > 04. Drums# > 05. Space > 06. The Wheel > 07. Truckin'> 08. Goin' Down The Road Feelin' Bad > 09. Around & Around > 10. Good Lovin' Encore: 11. U.S. Blues Notes: # Mickey Hart on Djimbe This is from the legendary 1984 Spring Tour run the first time they sold tour booklets, one ticket to every show that tour- we bought several. The second set Scarlet >Fire is considered one of the top ten ever performed. Listen to Mickey on "talking drum" during Fire; the space/drums/space following Estimated is far far out there. Recording Notes: 1] The Sennheiser binaurals were pressure gradient "omni" type capsules designed to be worn on a human head or the supplied dummy head. This is one of the best representations of how they sounded in this type of live environment. this will sound BEST through headphones; through a stereo you may choose to increase bass slightly. 2] First set tape was stopped between every song break; we must have been trying to conserve batteries. Second set same method until after drums. + Tape flip ~41.05 3] First minute has recording level variations; the Sound crew doesn't get it set for levels until start of second song. App\Http\Controllers\Api\FileDownloadController::download(): Return value must be of type string, none returned