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Radford production - Seeded on LL 5/30/08 LL Seeding Seeded at TTD 2/12/07 TTD seeding

Grateful Dead
05/24/70
Hollywood Festival
Newcastle-Under-Lyme,
England

Note: At no time does the audio and video match each other during
this video. These are home movies of the show overdubbed with audio
from the show.

Source Video: 8mm>VHS>DVD(PAL)from Bob Colover's 8mm films
Author: Simon (1/16/07)

Source Audio: SBD MR>C>D>CD+AUD MR>C>D>CD patches; mastered by
Hanno Bunjes, with thanks to Uli for the AUD source (shnid 6481)

Editing: Simon's video loaded into Vegas 7.0. First clip slowed
down by 34% and crossfade added between first and second clip
source. Then rendered to 8mbps/LPCM 48kHz NTSC. Authoring done
in dvdlab pro 2.0 (Radford 2/12/07)

Video Attributes: 8mbps
TV System: NTSC
Aspect Ratio: 4:3

Audio Attributes: 1536 kbps
DVD_LPCM_AUDIO
16 bit/48kHz

Track listing:
1. China Cat Sunflower>
2. I Know You Rider
3. Hard to Handle


Simon's Notes from the original seed:
Two short video clips of this festival, both showing snippets of bands
(inc. the Dead), crowd shots, etc. These are both taken from my VHS
videos and copied straight to DVD. I have no editing software so they
are "as is".....no fancy menus,no smooth transitions, no SBD dubbed
onto them, etc. The first clip is approx. 4 minutes long. It was shot
by Bob Colover on 8mm film. It's colour but silent and shows all the
above inc. some segments of the Dead. There's more about this short
film at Dave Lang's excellent website:

http://www.ukrockfestivals.com/Holly-fest-menu.70.html

As I recall, Dave and I persuaded Bob to share his film in exchange for
a SBD of the Dead's performance. I got my VHS tape copy directly from
Bob so its lineage may be 8mm > VHS or there may be an additional VHS
generation in there. The second clip is clearer, in colour, and had some
sound dubbed onto it (which bears no resemblance to the images other than,
occasionally, it's the same artist). It's got lots of crowd shots,
the Angels, the Hare Krishnas, and also a few bits of the Dead. I've no
idea of its lineage. Don't want to mislead anyone - these are NOT
quality videos of the Dead's performance but they do feature the Dead
from time to time. Other bands featured include Family, Free, Colosseum,
and Lord Sutch. -Simon, 16th Jan 2007

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