Source #	15033
Entered by	dr.unclear
Checksums	shn-md5 , st5
Disc Counts	2 / 3
Media Size
Date Circulated Date Added	Jan 03 02/05/2003

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Source Summary
Source: SBD Lineage: Master Cassette> DAT> CD> SHN; Seeded by Peter Braverman

Grateful Dead
2-17-82
Warfield Theater, San Francisco

Source: SBD
Lineage: Master Cassette> DAT> CD> SHN

Disk 1
1. //Minglewood Blues
2. Sugaree
3. On the Road Again
4. Bird Song
5. C. C. Rider
6. Tennessee Jed//
7. It's All Over Now
8. Loser
9. Man Smart, Woman Smarter

Disk 2
1. //Scarlet Begonias
2. Fire on the Mountain//
3. //Estimated Prophet
4. Eyes of the World
5. drums

Disk 3
1. space
2. The Wheel//
3. Not Fade Away
4. Wharf Rat
5. Sugar Magnolia
6. Satisfaction (encore)

Known issues:
All of the following cuts exist on all known circulating SBD versions.

Minglewood cuts in at "My number one occupation..." This would be a bigger problem in any other song, obviously (see Scarlet Begonias, below).

The cut in Tennessee Jed is bad, right after the last verse and before the long solo.

Scarlet cuts in at "She wore scarlet begonias..."

The cut in Fire is savage -- it's missing the third verse and everything that follows.

Estimated cuts in at the first vocal, missing the intro.

The cut at the end of The Wheel is not serious, probably a few seconds missing.

Drums and space are seamless (good thing something is) and may be reassembled as desired.

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Another installment of The Music Never Stopped Project. Seeded by Peter Braverman (braverman@earthlink.net), January 2003. Thanks to Steve Oliver for the disks.