Grateful Dead
11/03/84
Berkeley Community Theater, Berkeley, CA

MSP > D > CD  patched with MAC > C > C > D

EAC & SHN conversion by John Mollman from Jim Powell's seeds
Sector Boundaries verified w/ shntool

Disc #1:  57:07
Set I
1. --preamble-- [0:28]
2. Alabama Getaway [6:35] >
3. Promised Land [7:12]
4. FOTD [10:39]
5. Down in the Bottom [8:34]
6. It Must Have Been the Roses [5:26]
7. The Music Never Stopped [9:03] >
8. Deal [9:08]
9. "we'll be back" [0:05]

Disc #2:  48:54
Set II
1. Feel Like A Stranger [9:51]
2. Cumberland Blues [6:06]
3. Gloria [8:48] >
4. Why Don't We Do it in the Road [6:00] >
5. Jam [5:12] >
6. Drums [12:49]

Disc #3:  55:16
1. Space [12:10] >
2. Uncle John's Band [11:47] >
3. Dear Mr. Fantasy [6:57] >
4. Throwing Stones [9:26] >
5. Lovelight [9:05]
6. --outro-- [0:12]
ENCORE
7. --dead air-- [0:05]
8. Brokedown Palace [5:32]
9. --outro-- [0:05]

Notes from Jim Powell:

Patches & remastering by Dave Greenberg.  Uploads &
project coordination by Jim Powell.

This contains the complete show.  About 20 seconds
from the end of Gloria to the first six seconds of Why
Don't We Do It In The Road and 19 seconds from Uncle
John's Band (10:42 - 11:01) are patched in from AUD.
A 1 second glitch at the end of space (12:03) was also
fixed.

This show, the last of an important 6-show run at the
BCT in late '84, tends to be undeservedly overshadowed
by the previous night (11/2/84, which features the
Gimme Some Lovin breakout and lots else).  Highlights
of the 3rd include a solid first set featuring one of
the two or three 15-bar-blues versions of Down In The
Bottom and, in the second set Stranger > Cumberland,
the most jammed out version of Gloria they ever
played, and a splendid space > UJB > Mr. Fantasy.  The
Throwin Stones is also  strong.  Why Don't We Do It In
The Road is something of a car crash, but fun.

We've waited a long time to get this together.  It's a
pleasure to put it out.

SHN Notes: 
EAC test & copy in secure mode, offset corrected. Sector boundaries verified w/ shntool. Shorten encoded (seekable) using shorten. 

Seeded to ETree 1/17/2004 by John Mollman



