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Wednesday, July 8, 2015

Grateful Dead - 1978-07-08 - Red Rocks, CO (SBD)

Grateful Dead
1978-07-08
Red Rocks Amphitheatre
Morrison, CO
Soundboard Recording
192 kbps
Artwork Included

CD 1:
1st Set
01. Bertha >           
02. Good Lovin'           
03. Dire Wolf           
04. El Paso           
05. It Must Have Been The Roses   
06. New Minglewood Blues       
07. Ramble On Rose       
08. The Promised Land       
09. Deal               

CD 2:
2nd Set
01. Samson And Delilah        
02. Ship Of Fools       
03. Estimated Prophet >       
04. The Other One >       
05. Eyes Of The World >       
06. Drums > Space >       

CD 3:
2nd Set (continued)
01. Wharf Rat >           
02. Franklin's Tower >       
03. Sugar Magnolia   
   
Encore:
04. Terrapin Station >       
05. One More Saturday Night
06. Werewolves Of London

OFFICIALLY RELEASED  LINK REMOVED

As promised yesterday. here's our 2nd post featuring the Dead from Red Rocks in 1978. In earlier posts on So Many Roads, we’ve discussed how 1978 was an up and down year for the band, with their shows often suffering from comparisons to the monumental performances from the prior year. Well, this concert, from July 8, 1978, 37 years ago today, captures the band on one of the “up” nights from that year. Inspired by their first visit to the breathtaking natural surroundings of the Red Rocks Amphitheater, the Dead deliver what Deadbase ranks as the very best show of 1978. From unique song combinations, such as The Other One sandwiched between Estimated Prophet and Eyes of The World to an unheard of 3 song encore (the Dead were famous for just 1 song to send you home), this show has it all. Download this soundboard recording and the only regret you’ll have is that you can’t be at Red Rocks while listening!

1978 in Grateful Dead History
  • See our post yesterday for key moments in Grateful Dead history from 1978.
















 

11 comments:

Anonymous said...

Very nice post! Thank you very much!

Anonymous said...

As always....THANK YOU!!
-J

Anonymous said...

Speedy, the link has expired I'm afraid...
...can you resurrect it ? It looks like a good 'un !

BertSalmon

speedymjb said...

new link is up! enjoy!

Anonymous said...

Sorry to be a pain, it comes up as "server error". Needs to be reuploaded.

speedymjb said...

new link is up! enjoy!

Anonymous said...

Cheers speedy, you`re a top man.

Anonymous said...

Hi, after reading comments from the 87 show I looked for and found your 78 show. However the links seem to be 'dead'. Is there any chance you could re-up this one please? Tony

Anonymous said...

Hi, after reading comments from the 87 show I looked for and found your 78 show. However the links seem to be 'dead'. Is there any chance you could re-up this one please? Tony

speedymjb said...

SORRY - THIS ONE HAS NOW BEEN OFFICIALLY RELEASED SO I CAN NO LONGER POST A LINK.

Anonymous said...

Hi. Thanks anyway.

Tony

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