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Dinosaurs 09/10/1988

The Fillmore, San Francisco, CA
SHNID 178131
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flac1644 Presumed lineage: SBD > ??? >1st gen cass > ??? > trade cdr > eac > wav > cool edit > cdwav > shntool > flac > wav > flac
Entered by Matt Vernon
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Dinosaurs
Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco, CA
1988-09-10

Relix Magazine's 15th Anniversary and Dinosaurs Record Release Party

Presumed lineage: SBD > ??? >1st gen cass > ??? > trade cdr > eac > wav > cool edit > cdwav > shntool > flac > wav > flac

01   Who Makes the Moves
02   Lay Back Baby
03   Intro to Blind Man
04   Blind Man w/Big Brother's Michelle Bastian
05   Intro Spencer Dryden & John Cipollina
06   Motel Party Baby w/Wavy Gravy
07   Strange Way
08   Intro Chuck Rainey
09   Do The Dance w/bassist Chuck Rainey
10   Fossil Fuel (instrumental)>
11   Mona//

Dinosaurs:

Barry Melton
John Cipollina
Peter Albin
Spencer Dryden
Merl Saunders

my notes:

- adjusted the stereo profile so that sound is more evenly balanced between channels
- noise reduction applied to whole show apart from t01, which didn't need it.  It's possible that       t01 is in fact from a different source.
- crossfades t01 > t02, t07 > t08, t09 > t10, t10 > t11
- some work on t04 to bring the vocals up a bit

SIRMICK
March 2005

seeders notes:

Notes on show: "Relix Magazine hosted the 4th annual celebration of San Francisco
Music with a two day bash held on September 9th and 10th. Relix Magazine has a lot to celebrate these days because the occasion also marked the 15th anniversary of the Deadhead institution.
....
The party continued next evening at The Fillmore, where Relix recording artists the Dinosaurs celebrated the release of their debut album with an incredible show that also included The Commander Cody Band, The New Riders of The Purple Sage and Wavy Gravy.
....
The Dinosaurs were treated to a hero's welcome from the audience.

They performed a set full of their legendary classics: "Who Makes the Moves," " I Got Love,"
"Built For Comfort," "Lay Back Baby," "Strange Way," "Fossil Fuel," "After Midnight" and "San Francisco." They were joined during the set by some of their Dinosaur friends, Big Brothers' Michelle Bastian on "Blind Man," Wavy Gravy on "Motel Party Baby" and bassist Chuck Rainey on the lengthy "Do The Dance."

This incredible show was capped by a fifteen minute version of "Mona" which John Cipollina took to heights that had yet to be reached during this marathon show."

Other performers:

The Commander Cody Band
The New Riders of the Purple Sage
Wavy Gravy

ljs_54 edit notes:  this show originally came to me as an audio weed through Phil B. of the Cippolina Yahoo group.  Thanks much to the original seeder from the 1st gen cassette - Ray De Costa.

The weed originally came with 9 tracks.  However, both tracks 1 and 2 were "Who Makes The Moves". I determined that the 1st track was for some reason an incomplete "Who Makes The Moves" so I deleted it and the original track 2 was used for the complete "Who Makes The Moves".

I then retracked the show into it's current form and figured out the rest of the setlist.  I thought it made sense to separate some of the chatter/intro parts.

I fixed a couple of dropouts and as many pops/clicks I could find without affecting the music.   Vocals on Blind Man are a bit distant, especially in the first half of the song, and unfortunately you really can't hear Michelle Bastion.  Mona contains a "Tequila" tease and towards the end Cip's feedback, as well as Merl's keys, make it sound like Star Wars - pretty cool.  Mona fades out at 9:51 - would have been great to have last 5 mins. as mentioned by the Relix article but beggars can't be choosy!

Some of the track transitions don't flow perfectly probably because there are missing songs from the performance, but they are ok. If we go by the Relix article, songs performed but NOT INCLUDED here would be:

I Got Love, Built For Comfort, After Midnight and San Francisco

I wonder if the Cody and NRPS sets were ever recorded?

Lastly, I left the volume as is even though the left channel is significantly louder than the right channel throughout.  I didn't feel comfortable messing with it.

Even with a few flaws on the original weed and some missing songs, this is GREAT STUFF!  Thanks again to Ray Dew Costa.

fingerprints:




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dinosaurs88-09-10t02.flac:08bfba83745e9230a95a619bde3753ab
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dinosaurs88-09-10t05.flac:0b3b94b46b5a8cf3fbdf42282c918b53
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dinosaurs88-09-10t07.flac:98c68897bf87561afa0ad12beec38029
dinosaurs88-09-10t08.flac:fcdd01800f19dc9c54a351491879b297
dinosaurs88-09-10t09.flac:8e06561957ce9902a5807f398c25b0d5
dinosaurs88-09-10t10.flac:bc198431806688bbc49e1151d97be2db
dinosaurs88-09-10t11.flac:be1f3cdaf4dc9c32010125e8a2b59ca6


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