Grateful Dead - Fillmore West, February 27, 1969 FLAC album

Grateful Dead Psychedelic Rock 2018 US

Dark Star (Live at the Fillmore West San Fran 1969 Remaster). Cosmic Charlie (Live at Fillmore West February 27, 1969).

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Текст песни: High green chilly winds and windy vines In loops around the twisted shafts of lavender They’re crawling to the sun Underfoot the ground is patched.

Fillmore West 1969: February 27th is a live album by the rock band the Grateful Dead. It was released on April 21, 2018, in conjunction with Record Store Day. This performance of the songs "Dark Star" and "St. Stephen" was originally released on the 1969 album Live/Dead

Considered among Dead Heads and others to be one of their really outstanding performances, the Fillmore West event of the 27th february 1969 finally got it's release on vinyl.

Fillmore West 1969 is a three-CD album composed of selections from four concerts by the Grateful Dead. These concerts, performed on four consecutive nights from February 27 through March 2, 1969, were the basis for Live/Dead (rock's first 16-track live album, released in November 1969) Fillmore West 1969 includes highlights of the four nights that did not appear on Live/Dead (with the exception of "Feedback&quo.

The Grandfather Grateful Dead. All spirits were there. I know now I am free. I can go on alone into what I don't know. Once again, my thanks to the Grateful Dead. 28th, 1969 "Danced last night with laughter and a head spinning upward. The Grandfather Grateful Dead.

Features Song Lyrics for Grateful Dead's Fillmore West 1969 (Live) album. Cosmic Charlie (Live At Fillmore West February 27, 1969) Lyrics. 6. Turn On Your Lovelight (Live At Fillmore West February 28, 1969) Lyrics.

Fillmore West 1969: The Complete Recordings. Initial release: Nov 2005. Grateful Dead Records. A 10 CD box set of "every note" played at the four Fillmore West shows from February 27th to March 2nd, 1969. Promoted as "the most significant audio release yet to emerge from the Grateful Dead's vault. Mixed from the 16 track master tapes.

February 27, 1969 - March 2, 1969. Although the title Fillmore West 1969: The Complete Recordings is misleading - as they played there upward of two dozen times during the year - practically every second of their eight-set, four-night stand is captured on this ten-CD box. The concurrent lineup included founders Ron "Pigpen" McKernan (ca), Jerry Garcia (guitar/vocals), Bob Weir (guitar/vocals), Phil Lesh (bass/vocals), and Bill Kreutzmann (percussion).

Tracklist

A1	Good Morning Little Schoolgirl
A2	Doin’ That Rag
B1	That’s It For The Other One
B1a	Cryptical Envelopment (I)
B1b	The Other One
B1c	Cryptical Envelopment (II)
C1	Dupree’s Diamond Blues
C2	Mountains Of The Moon
D1	Dark Star
E1	St. Stephen
E2	The Eleven
F1	Turn On Your Lovelight
G1	Cosmic Charlie
H1	-Etching-

Companies, etc.

Copyright (c) – Grateful Dead Productions – 2018
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Grateful Dead Productions – 2018
Manufactured For – Rhino Entertainment Company
Marketed By – Rhino Entertainment Company
Pressed By – Optimal Media GmbH – BH09999

Credits

Lacquer Cut By – Chris Bellman
Producer – David Lemieux , The Grateful Dead

Notes

Record Store Day 2018 exclusive, limited to 9000 copies.
The Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA 2/27/69 show, along with 3 others from the same year was released in the limited edition CD boxed set, The Complete Fillmore West 1969 in November 2005. The box, which was limited to only 10,000 units sold out quickly and the coveted shows have been unavailable physically ever since. We plan to release all 4 shows on vinyl over the next 4 years. This will be a Limited Edition, 4 LP (8th side etching,) on 180 gram vinyl.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode (Text): 6 03497 86437 9
Barcode (Scanned): 603497864379
Label Code: LC02982
Matrix / Runout (Side A: Etched): 0603497864379 BH09999-01 A1 R2-564620-A ᶜB
Matrix / Runout (Side B: Etched): 0603497864379 BH09999-01 B1 R2-564620-B ᶜB
Matrix / Runout (Side C: Etched): 0603497864379 BH09999-02 C1 R2-564620-C ᶜB
Matrix / Runout (Side D: Etched): 0603497864379 BH09999-02 D1 R2-564620-D ᶜB
Matrix / Runout (Side E: Etched): 0603497864379 BH09999-03 E1 R2-564620-E ᶜB
Matrix / Runout (Side F: Etched): 0603497864379 BH09999-03 F1 R2-564620-F ᶜB
Matrix / Runout (Side G: Etched): 0603497864379 BH09999-04 G1 R2-564620-G ᶜB

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
R1 564620	Grateful Dead*	Fillmore West 1969 February 27th ‎(4xLP, Etch, Ltd, 180 + Box, Album)	Rhino Records	R1 564620	US	2018

Has anybody had an issue where 1 of the records was missing from the sealed box? My copy was missing sides 5 & 6.

Fordredor

I'm missing 7/8 but got two of the final disk with side 9/etching.

Sha

Excellent sound on this pressing, but I am not a fan of how there is hardly any lead in on any side of this pressing. It is hard to drop the needle on the record without landing in the grooves of the recording. There is plenty of run out at the end of every side so why no lead in?

Butius

I’ve never seen such a small lead in, maybe an 1/8” target and almost impossible to hit more likely to rub your needle against the edge of the record. My guess that this is another platting issue from the folks at Optimal. I doubt seriously that Chris Bellman is responsible.

Swordsong

Fully agreement. One of my favourite GD performance in addition to the Sunshine daydream (1972) and the Cornell university (1977) recordings.

Fonceiah

Considered among Dead Heads and others to be one of their really outstanding performances, the Fillmore West event of the 27th february 1969 finally got it's release on vinyl. AFAIK the epic performance of Dark Star, St. Stephan and The Eleven from this evening found it's early way on the groundbreaking double album Live/Dead, released in the same year, being edited a bit different than on this one. The rest of the material has only been released on cd.The recording presents The Dead in a great mood, the vocals are mainly close to the harmonies, what's not always the case when the furious group from San Francisco went up stage or recorded in studio. The concerts in Graham's Fillmore dependance on the west coast were recorded via a 16-track machine made by the Ampex company and the band was out to record some stuff for the future platter Live/Dead, the first 16-track-based album ever done. After a first attempt some days before to record the music failed, here it finally worked and one can feel the band giving their best. The a and b side present the first concert in the afternoon, when they headed stage after the admired performance of Pentangle. The That's It For The Other One-suite delivers great contribuitions of each member, the epps and flow of the sound is awesome.The second set late after midnight beginns on record 2. Mountains Of The Moon shows up in a stunning accoustic version, very intimate reading of the track, for me a personal highlight. After that the aforementioned three mindblowing tunes are truly the core of the late set, Jerry Garcia creates soaring leads and plays amazing psychedelic stuff, Dark Star with it's counterpoint lines and rhythms is a mind trip.The pressing itself is done with love and quality i would say, had no issue on my copy. Great mastering job that leads to a very present, clear and full sound. The platters are in black protective inner sleeves, the box looks nice. there's even a 'booklet' or better a gatefold sheet giving further informations about the Fillmore West gigs, displaying some pictures by the band. Nice text, but the quality of this sheet and especially the pictures is rather poor, looks like some kid did it at his home pc in the late 1990ies.For fans a must have in my opinion, but also a great one for people that want to have a classic west coast psychedelic piece of music.

betelgeuze

Anyone else have any problems with record 2? My side C has some loud pops towards the end and side D is noisy from beginning to end.

HeonIc

My side four or side two of 2 has under a magnification a 1/2 jagged line like gouge 1/4” from the runout groove, which, if you’ve got the same thing, is most likely a scratch of the lacquer or some intermediary plating. A production blunder for Rhino and dead fans if you ask me. My bet that Optimal’s plating person got sloppy, a then couldn’t be bothered to correct it. It occurs during the records quietest passages 30 seconds from the run out, a loud 5 pops ! Ruins the side.

MEGA FREEDY

Can't say that from my copy. It has some very few blisters and clicks, but i think they would remove after a cleaning. There's some optical imperfection at C2 on mine, but the second record is fine as the others. A bit strange is how small the groove-ins are.