DU Deadheads...

[Earth_First]

the ENTIRE year of 1979 has just been added to the archive.org/audio site, rumored next ups are 73,77,74 in that order...

http://www.archive.org/audio/etreelisting-browse.php?collection=etree&cat=Grateful%20Dead%3A%201979

[ET Awful]

1. Very nice. . . .THANK YOU

[Old and In the Way]

2. Excellent!

Well structured...a great resource! Their 70s stuff was the best.

I'm e-mailing this site to a few Heads I know.

[Greyskye]

3. Excellent indeed!

I never knew about this resource before! They've got some great String Cheese Incident and Bela Fleck concerts archived as well. The work day sure goes faster when you can listen to a concert while you work! :yourock:

[ronzo]

8. Check out their Radiators archive.

Cool resource. :thumbsup:

[5thGenDemocrat]

4. Thank you for the Deadheads-Up

Gee, do you suppose sites like this have anything to do with the decline in tape-swapping I've noticed recently? Anyhow, I'm streaming Jan 17, 1979 (@ Vet's Memorial Coliseum, New Haven, CT) right now -- cool as all hell.
John
I don't know who the world's biggest Deadhead is, but mine's a 7 5/8.

[ET Awful]

5. It's been a few years since tape-trading really started to go down. . .

Most big-time traders have gone digital.

I recommend downloading stuff in the "shorten" or .shn format. This is a lossless compression unlike MP3 where you lose some of the original quality.

If you really want to get complete info, go to www.etree.org for what software to use and everything.

[ronzo]

6. Some of those shows when Brent first joined the group are sick, sick.

... if memory serves. Joined in April? '79.
Anyway, pardon me while I go dig around.
Thanks for the link!
:toast:

[Viking12]

7. Thank you! for a real good time!

Time to load up RealPlayer again.

[Greyskye]

9. RealPlayer not necessary

I can't stand RealPlayers intrusiveness. Windows Media player has been doing a great job on this site for me so far. :thumbsup: