Set 1



Dupree's Diamond Blues-> Mountains Of The Moon-> Dark Star-> Cryptical Envelopment-> Drums-> The Other One-> Cryptical Envelopment-> Death Don't Have No Mercy



Set 2



Doin' That Rag-> Saint Stephen-> The Eleven-> Turn On Your Love Light

Covers - Performances of a song with the same name by different artists

Notes:



-- Thanks To David Gans and Dick Latvala for the Dat



-- Thanks to Bob Menke for the patch source



-- Tape flip in Death Don't Have No Mercy cleaned up with crossfade



-- Thanks to Joe B. Jones for his help pitch correcting the patch source

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Reviewer: mcgrupp216 - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - April 1, 2019

Subject: 4th Trip Around the Sun Bravo! (Doin' That Rag featured on the 30 trips definitive live story.) - April 1, 20194th Trip Around the Sun

Reviewer: c-freedom - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - February 24, 2016

Subject: Jelly roll drive you stone mad... Every tune here at the zenith of performance

and dripping psychedelic. - February 24, 2016Jelly roll drive you stone mad...

Reviewer: gr8fuldad73 - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - August 2, 2015

Subject: Dream bowl 69' Stellar dead!!! - August 2, 2015Dream bowl 69'

Reviewer: barreramusic - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - February 7, 2015

Subject: Phil and Friends 2/6/15 apparently Phil Lesh and friends duplicated the setlist of 2/22/69, plus great choices for the encore. Can't wait to see the 1970 celebration tonight in the Grate Room. I hope for a great acoustic run of tunes in the mix. Very excited about this! - February 7, 2015Phil and Friends 2/6/15

Reviewer: Chris U. - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - September 15, 2014

Subject: Another great one Not the furthest out versions of any of these tunes but really solidly played and inspired. The Eleven, in particular, really shines with Bobby and the rest of the band keeping the momentum going whenever Jerry pauses between phrases (an amazingly infrequent occurrence). - September 15, 2014Another great one

Reviewer: DMTrue13 - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - December 25, 2013

Subject: S G ? Great dark star despite a little lyrical flub. Jerry's playing and tone are awesome. is this when he played a Gibsons SG? anyway all around trippy and good. - December 25, 2013S G ?

Reviewer: hampton87 - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - December 25, 2013

Subject: 1969 wow. i have been watching youtube 72-78 lately and have forgotten how good they were in 69. jerry's guitar sounds soooooo good...3.54 stars????...i do not think so. at worst 4.99879 stars....even the muffled recording on archive is great but Dick>Charlie has given us a gem



"won't you people

get off your butt and

do something righteous

find a little girl

get next to each other

reach over your shoulder

touch somebody

ain't no way to slow down now

get your hands out of your pocket

momma told me that would make you crazy..."Pig! - December 25, 20131969

Reviewer: doug_the_dude - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - February 21, 2013

Subject: -- Incredible follow-up to the night before, both on an equal par as far as performance is concerned.



I, too, am a big champion of Mountains of the Moon - that *exquisite* transition they worked on into Dark Star is such delicate psychedelia - absolutely no other band explored this space in this way - it's cold, fragile, lovely....



...and check out the St Stephen right on the heels of the vocal coda in Rag...



...AND, the mad energy of Lovelight - they got that crowd in a total delirium!



The Dream Bowl shows hold their own just fine against the Fillmore masterpieces of the next week. No complaints, just a happy deadhead here! - February 21, 2013--

Reviewer: ms42466 - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - December 30, 2012

Subject: 11,2 much !!! 11 ,2 much 4 wordz!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! - December 30, 201211,2 much !!!

Reviewer: sharkmanlpn - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - December 27, 2012

Subject: Insane WOW sharkmanlpn -- December 27, 2012Insane

Reviewer: njpg - favorite favorite favorite favorite - February 22, 2012

Subject: Certainly up to par. Great recording as well. - February 22, 2012Certainly up to par.

Reviewer: rschwz28 - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - February 14, 2012

Subject: top 10 To say that this is a top ten show of '69 means that it is a top ten show of all time, imho.



Talk all you want about a '70-this show or an '80-that show, but come on! This was five nights before they played the Dark Star/St. Stephen and one month after the Eleven and Lovelight on Live/Dead. Five billion stars. - February 14, 2012top 10

Reviewer: donnyraindog - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - September 28, 2011

Subject: Mountains of the moon Oh my,

Wonderful show ,perfect set list and Charlie Millers magic with the sound! I'll never understand why Mountains of the Moon was dropped after so few preformances, an anglo-irish folk ballad on acid Garcia knew he and Humter had created a gem .I am sure in some realm of a higher reality Tom Banjo and the Marsh Queens Daughter are together.

thanks to Charlie and everyone else that enrichs our lifes with these gifts! - September 28, 2011Mountains of the moon

Reviewer: falomarcdawg - favorite favorite favorite - April 27, 2011

Subject: Can you hear me now? A lot is being said about the sound quality being improved. This version is the first I ever heard so I have nothing to compare it to. Working my way through the Dead Archive and well...to me the Dead is like wine...I know what I like and it gets better with age and this is a great harvest from a vintage year. It is simple yet bold, and has a strong finish. I give it 3.54 stars. - April 27, 2011Can you hear me now?

Reviewer: aadelma@yahoo.com - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - April 7, 2011

Subject: Smokin' '69 A smoking hot show with great fidelity. A must listen show. aadelma@yahoo.com -- April 7, 2011Smokin' '69

Reviewer: Joshua_me - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - April 6, 2011

Subject: *Astonishing* Upgrade ! I don't know how many times I can thank you, Charlie....



This is perfect "coming down on a Sunday morning" music... The last tape of the night/morning....



Fantastic stuff. - April 6, 2011*Astonishing* Upgrade !

Reviewer: Direwolfman - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - April 5, 2011

Subject: nice upgrade Mr Miller has done it again-this recording is avast improvement previous archive versions. Thank you Charlie for making this version come alive again. - April 5, 2011nice upgrade

Reviewer: uncle nick - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - April 4, 2011

Subject: Wonderful! Whoo Hoo, this is an amazing recording! thanks to ALL involved in making this recording sound so clear and dynamic! - April 4, 2011Wonderful!

Reviewer: Dylan M - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - April 3, 2011

Subject: Thank you. Had this recording for years. So happy for the upgrade.



Jam between Mountains into Dark Star is haunting and given new resonance with this transfer.



Primal Dead, obviously. Definitely one of the top 10 of 1969. Just as good imho as the famed Fillmore West run a week later.



100 points! - April 3, 2011Thank you.

Reviewer: clementinescaboose - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - April 3, 2011

Subject: woohoo! much, much thanks to Charlie Miller for this amazing upgrade! the sound on this show is infinitely improved, there is virtually no hiss, wonderfully clear instrument separation, and even Phil's annoying bass distortion during Dark Star has been removed. if this isn't one of the best of '69 already, it sure is now... - April 3, 2011woohoo!

Reviewer: amishman0002 - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - April 2, 2011

Subject: This is amazing! What a fantastic recording! The Dark Star is one of my favorites from any year. I am so grateful to be able to listen to this crisp clean version. Thank you to all involved. - April 2, 2011This is amazing!