| Identifier | 5379405 |
| Created At | Sat May 21 2005 01:38:39 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) |
| Note | Grateful Dead
Saturday February 3rd, 1968 Crystal Ballroom Portland OR SBD:MR>DAT>Sonic Solutions>CD (I am a bit doubtful of that though) //Cryptical Envelopment> The Other One> Cryptical Envelopment> New Potato Caboose Born Cross-Eyed> Jam (4)// //Dark Star (1)> China Cat Sunflower> The Eleven>Jam>Feedback (1) The first few bars of Dark Star are missing and at the end of it, Phil says "Leave the light on, will ya?", then a few more notes, and China Cat starts. Dark Star maps: 0.00 - start, intro, jam, theme ; 1.31 - start verse one ; 2.22 - end verse one, then various short jams, that later appear full blown on the "Live/Dead" version ; 4.04 - start verse two ; 4.57 - end verse two ; 5.11 - Phil Lesh says: "Leave the light on, will ya?" ; closing notes; 5.28 - Dark Star ends. The Eleven maps: 0.00 - starts with Garcia ; 0.16 - the eleven, for real ; 0.28 - Lesh joins in ; 0.54 - everyone is doing the eleven ; 2.46 - pre-vocals theme ; 2.57 - start verses ; 3.39 - end verses then jam ; 5.18 Garcia starts a new theme not in 11/4 time. (2) The first few notes of Cryptical are missing. (3) After the first Cryptical, there is no Drums intro to The Other One. This show is the first with the standard Other One lyrics - however, Bobby does flub them a bit: A Spanish lady comes to me, she lays on me this rose It rainbows, spirals round and round, it trembles and explodes It left my mind, crater of a mind..., what the hey And the heat came round and busted me for smiling on a cloudy day I was skipping through the lilly fields, when I came across an empty space It quivered and exploded, left a bus stop in its place The bus came by and I got on, that's when it all began There was Cowboy Neal, at the wheel, of a bus to never-ever land It's the rose from the Spanish lady that rainbows, spirals, trembles and explodes - instead of the rainbow spiraling, trembling, and exploding. Bob Weir stated in an interview that after they got back from this tour they found out that Neal Cassady had died on this night. (4) This Jam sounds like a Spanish Jam, but it is rather rough, and it is Phil playing the lead part that Jerry would normally play, with appropriate drums and organ flourishes. Uploaded by Julian (Jools) Elliott 1 February 2003 Postscript: this shn set had sector boundary errors on 8 of the 9 tracks, and was not seekable. The SBE's were fixed with shntool, and made seekable with mkwACT Feb3/03, and re-uploaded to tol.etree.org. |
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Source
| SHNID | Date | Venue | City | State | Archive Identifier |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14987 | 1968-02-03 | The Crystal Ballroom | Portland | OR | |
| SBD:MR>DAT>Sonic Solutions>CD ? shntool fixed and seekable version of set uploaded to tol.etree.org Feb.1/03 | |||||
Performance
| Grateful Dead 1968-02-03 The Crystal Ballroom, Portland, OR | |
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| Set 1 | Dark Star > China Cat Sunflower > The Eleven > Feedback, Cryptical Envelopment > The Other One > Cryptical Envelopment > New Potato Caboose, Born Cross-Eyed > Jam, Good Morning Little Schoolgirl* |
| Set 2 | |
| Set 3 | |
| Comment | setlist courtesy deadlists.com, including notes: *The Good Morning Little Schoolgirl from this show circulates on tapes of 02/02/68 since it has been spliced in to replace the 02/02/68 version on tapes of that show in a DHH broadcast. See listing for 02/02/68. DeadBase XI lists a different order, and has It Hurts Me Too after New Potato Caboose. |