Just found this on Amazon Germany for a heck of a deal
Pretty pumped about it
Grateful Dead - Capitol Theatre, Passaic, NJ, 4/25/77
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Well...after shipping it was around $125...take a gander at other prices it’s going for
I have weirdly found a bunch of good deals on german amazon. I got that Childish Gambino Awaken My Love box set for like $20 shipped or something crazy awhile back hahWell...after shipping it was around $125...take a gander at other prices it’s going for
I’m also a sucker for scarlet begonias going into fire on the mountain
I have too...grabbed the colored strokes is this it? A few months ago after it had been sold out over here
I would also put this in the running for best box set cover art.Just found this on Amazon Germany for a heck of a deal
Pretty pumped about it
Grateful Dead - Capitol Theatre, Passaic, NJ, 4/25/77
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Tempting for sureGrateful Dead Dick's Picks 26 (4-LP Set)
LIMITED TO 1 PER CUSTOMER IF YOU PURCHASE MORE THAN 1 YOU WILL BE REFUNDED. Remaining copies are NOT NUMBERED and do not have hype stickers on them but are factory sealed. Having surveyed the 'Seventies with our first two vinyl ventures (Dick's Picks Vols. 24 & 34) into the Grateful Dead...
Recorded but a few months after the shows that formed Live Dead, and featuring a spellbinding version of the “Dark Star”/”St. Stephen”/”The Eleven” medley that was that album’s centerpiece, Dick’s Picks Vol. 26 —4/26/69 Electric Theater, Chicago, IL 4/27/69 Labor Temple Minneapolis, MN stands as a worthy counterpoint to what is one of the greatest “official” live albums in rock ‘n’ roll history. Add in the fact it also captures the band working on material for the forthcoming album Aoxomoxoa—including an incredible version of “Mountains of the Moon”—and serves up a real live Dead rarity with a rendition of Jimmy Reed’s “I Know It’s a Sin,” and this is a Pick that’s clearly worthy, one, of coming out on vinyl, and, two, of some special treatment when it does! Which is a challenge we at Real Gone Music relished; so, in addition to re-printing Bear’s notes from the original CD release on the LP insert, we enlisted Bear’s son Starfinder Stanley to provide some added context on behalf of the Owsley Stanley Foundation, from whence the tapes for these shows come. And speaking of those tapes, this 4-LP set is mastered for vinyl by Jeffrey Norman at Mockingbird Mastering, with lacquers cut by Jeff Powell, who got his start at Memphis’ legendary Ardent Studios and has worked with everybody from Bob Dylan to Gregg Allman to Irma Thomas. Pressed on 180-gram vinyl at Furnace Record Pressing, the whisper-quiet test pressings were approved by engineer Jeffrey Norman, Dead archivist David Lemieux, and Real Gone’s own Gordon Anderson, so the audio experience that awaits is truly a cut above.
As for the packaging, each of the four LPs is housed inside a polyvinyl sleeve carefully nestled (with extra padding!) inside a two-piece hardshell box with insert. We are only pressing 1500 hand-numbered copies of Dick’s Picks Vol. 26; if prior experience is any guide, they will not last long! And you, our dear Real Gone customers, are getting first crack at these babies before they go to regular retail, and at $45 off retail list price to boot. So drink deep…they are in stock and ready to ship!
Grateful Dead Dick's Picks 26 (4-LP Set)
LIMITED TO 1 PER CUSTOMER IF YOU PURCHASE MORE THAN 1 YOU WILL BE REFUNDED. Remaining copies are NOT NUMBERED and do not have hype stickers on them but are factory sealed. Having surveyed the 'Seventies with our first two vinyl ventures (Dick's Picks Vols. 24 & 34) into the Grateful Dead...
Recorded but a few months after the shows that formed Live Dead, and featuring a spellbinding version of the “Dark Star”/”St. Stephen”/”The Eleven” medley that was that album’s centerpiece, Dick’s Picks Vol. 26 —4/26/69 Electric Theater, Chicago, IL 4/27/69 Labor Temple Minneapolis, MN stands as a worthy counterpoint to what is one of the greatest “official” live albums in rock ‘n’ roll history. Add in the fact it also captures the band working on material for the forthcoming album Aoxomoxoa—including an incredible version of “Mountains of the Moon”—and serves up a real live Dead rarity with a rendition of Jimmy Reed’s “I Know It’s a Sin,” and this is a Pick that’s clearly worthy, one, of coming out on vinyl, and, two, of some special treatment when it does! Which is a challenge we at Real Gone Music relished; so, in addition to re-printing Bear’s notes from the original CD release on the LP insert, we enlisted Bear’s son Starfinder Stanley to provide some added context on behalf of the Owsley Stanley Foundation, from whence the tapes for these shows come. And speaking of those tapes, this 4-LP set is mastered for vinyl by Jeffrey Norman at Mockingbird Mastering, with lacquers cut by Jeff Powell, who got his start at Memphis’ legendary Ardent Studios and has worked with everybody from Bob Dylan to Gregg Allman to Irma Thomas. Pressed on 180-gram vinyl at Furnace Record Pressing, the whisper-quiet test pressings were approved by engineer Jeffrey Norman, Dead archivist David Lemieux, and Real Gone’s own Gordon Anderson, so the audio experience that awaits is truly a cut above.
As for the packaging, each of the four LPs is housed inside a polyvinyl sleeve carefully nestled (with extra padding!) inside a two-piece hardshell box with insert. We are only pressing 1500 hand-numbered copies of Dick’s Picks Vol. 26; if prior experience is any guide, they will not last long! And you, our dear Real Gone customers, are getting first crack at these babies before they go to regular retail, and at $45 off retail list price to boot. So drink deep…they are in stock and ready to ship!
Yea price doesn’t seem too bad although the $45 off seems like a page out of the VMP anthology playbook haha. I like Real Gone though and pricing doesn’t seem bad! Only downside is it seems some songs span two sides of a disc but that’s just the nature of live Dead on vinyl it seems...
Yeah, I’ve bought endless Dead on vinyl for this reason. Also don’t know if I need two love lights. This is cool and I’ll probably grab, but don’t know how often I’ll spin honestly
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Oh shit
Two From The Vault
Recorded live at the Shrine Auditorium (Los Angeles) in 1968, this is the worldwide vinyl debut release of this legendary show featuring the 6-piece line up of Pigpen, Garcia, Weir, Lesh, Kruetzmann, & Hart, freshly remastered in 2014 by Joe Gastwirt for maximum mind expan
Three From The Vault
Following on the heels of Light in the Attic’s vinyl LP release of One... and Two... comes the final release in the From The Vault trilogy by the Grateful Dead. These releases are distinguished from the more abundant Dick’s Picks series in that Dick’s Picks are “direct from the
And if you missed this before....
One From The Vault: Live at the Great American Music Hall, San Francisco 8/13/75
For a legacy filled with legendary performances, the Grateful Dead Live at the Great American Music Hall in San Francisco on August 13th 1975 stands out. The band only played four shows during that entire year (remarkable, for a band that toured non-stop for decades), and at th
Sooo the question is...did you all buy them?Oh shit
Two From The Vault
Recorded live at the Shrine Auditorium (Los Angeles) in 1968, this is the worldwide vinyl debut release of this legendary show featuring the 6-piece line up of Pigpen, Garcia, Weir, Lesh, Kruetzmann, & Hart, freshly remastered in 2014 by Joe Gastwirt for maximum mind expan
Three From The Vault
Following on the heels of Light in the Attic’s vinyl LP release of One... and Two... comes the final release in the From The Vault trilogy by the Grateful Dead. These releases are distinguished from the more abundant Dick’s Picks series in that Dick’s Picks are “direct from the
And if you missed this before....
One From The Vault: Live at the Great American Music Hall, San Francisco 8/13/75
For a legacy filled with legendary performances, the Grateful Dead Live at the Great American Music Hall in San Francisco on August 13th 1975 stands out. The band only played four shows during that entire year (remarkable, for a band that toured non-stop for decades), and at th
I mean, I have but don't pay until they show up so yes and no. Haha.Sooo the question is...did you all buy them?
I’ve One and Two already on wax, but I’m in for Three for sure.Sooo the question is...did you all buy them?
He's alive!