Dead show podcast for 06/13/08

The Deadpod

John Henrikson

Music, Performing Arts, Arts

4.7 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 13 June 2008

⏱️ 111 minutes

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Summary

This week we get to hear the rest of that fine 1st set - and the entire 2nd set - from the classic performance of 5/4/77 at the Palladium in NYC., NY.
The first set ends with a fine and very well played Dancin' In the Streets, but the real meat of this show is the 2nd set, in my opinion. Here we have a monsterous 45 minute Terrapin->Playin'->Comes a Time->Playin that just will blow your socks off.
When the band finishes the Playin' reprise, the house lights come up and the show is over - there's nothing else they can add.. and I don't think anyone was complaining..
I think you'll agree....

Grateful Dead The Palladium New York, NY 5/4/77 - Wednesday
end of set 1: Looks Like Rain [8:16] ; Brown Eyed Women [5:05] ; Dancing In The Street [17:56]
Two Estimated Prophet [8:14] ; Scarlet Begonias [9:15] > Fire On The Mountain [11:06] ; Terrapin Station [9:40] > Playing In The Band [18:#12] > Comes A Time [10:52] > Playing In The Band [8:06]

You can listen to this week's Deadpod here:
http://media.libsyn.com/media/deadshow/deadpod061308.mp3

Enjoy! :)

Transcript

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to Dead Pod for the week of June the 13th 2008 this is a professor
0:04.4	so glad to pick us up this week
0:06.3	uh... we're gonna make up
0:07.7	start off by making up for
0:09.6	our
0:10.4	error in not including the end of the first set from the Grateful Dead's
0:14.2	fabulous performance at the Palladium in New York City, New York.
0:17.0	May the 4th, 1977. We're going to listen to
0:20.3	it looks like rain, brown-eyed women and then a very sweet dancing in the streets.
0:25.0	Then we're going to hear the entire second set.
0:27.0	This starts off with a very nice estimated, a scarlet fire,
0:31.0	and then after that a fabulous 45 minute jam that a
0:33.1	fabulous 45 minute jam that goes from Terrapin, which was brand new at the time,
0:38.0	into playing, into comes the time, into playing.
0:41.2	Then the house lights go up, the band goes home, there's really nothing else, nobody
0:45.0	complained, there was nothing else the band could do. It was a perfect ending and I think anybody
0:51.8	who was at the show had no complaints about the lack of an encore and I think you'll agree after you hear this.
0:57.0	Great show, glad you could pick us up this week.
0:59.0	This is a professor from the Mighty Fine-P-N, Columbia, Missouri. I woke the day. A wolf today.
1:28.0	Belize is a sign of me.
1:37.0	The covers too, where you didn't there. You were gone. My heart is filled with pain.
1:54.0	You're not listening.
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