Tuning

Promised Land

Sugaree

Mama Tried ->

El Paso

Tennessee Jed

Looks Like Rain

Deal

Lazy Lightnin' ->

Supplication

Peggy-O

The Music Never Stopped

Bertha

Estimated Prophet

Scarlet Begonias ->

Fire on the Mountain ->

Good Lovin'

Saint Stephen ->

Sugar Magnolia

Johnny B. Goode

Grateful Dead

just figured this mtx uses the CM 18:18 Sugaree 
I prefer the BB 15:20
I don't hear difference so the 15:20 suits me better 
hearing far away audience for 3 min.s  doesn't recreate much for me
it's a usless gap to my ears
maybe mr Dusborne picked the CM for unknown reasons
I picked the BB for better listening

very happy with most of mr Ds mtxs 
and Seamons ...often it improves the SBD 
so thanks!



gaps at end of songs

I clean up a lot of gaps, dead air, dropouts, etc by using Audacity to edit the tracks I wish to. I'll also apply fade in's and fade outs as needed.

to the below reviewer..

Due to previous misinterpretations, I'm updating this review.

Excellent show.  Excellent mix.

That is all.

Not Me!

This show is outstanding! Love the Sugaree to really set the tone. Like most of Eternal Spring ‘77. Not much filler here. Peggy O also lovely & a banging Supplication jam. I prefer this Scarlet/Fire to Cornell. Keeping in mind there is absolutely no such as the best version of any song ever, just individual’s personal favourites. Which is as it should be. Stephen is also a corker. No Jerry ballad (Wharf, Dew etc) in 2nd set, but still a great show leading into the real meat of Spring ‘77 (Cornell, Buffalo et all). Great stuff

Beauty

Grateful Dead Live at Veterans Memorial Coliseum on 1977-05-05