Re: 10 Shows Newbies Need

["Larry Burnett" <lburnett@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> 1. 18th August 1969 2nd show. A performance I far prefer over 31st August
> 69. A 4th gen copy from the master tapes can be easily found and sounds
> excellent.

Yes, excellent choice! A great sounding audiience recording, especially for the 
time, and one kickin' show, with the whole band in really high spirits. And what 
about that band introduction in HMMT....."and as many chick as he can find"

> 4. 14th September 1971. Berkeley. I'm surprised no has included this in
> their list of must haves. GReat stereo recording. Best-ever Whole Lotta
> Love in my opinion.

Not only that, but one really *full* sounding show. Ya gotta love it when the 
taper flips on the stereo switch part way through Heartbreaker and opens up 
such a great sounding tape. Too bad the master got destroyed.
 
> 7. 12th July 1973 Detroit. Forget all those 1973 soundboards. This is the
> single 1973 show you should have. A great recording, and a brilliant
> ballsy performance.

Ummm, the only thing I ask when listening to the show is...."Yo, Stupid, quit 
singin' along, the tape's rollin'!"

Bless your socks,
Larry
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