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Mickey Hart's Music of the Universe Reveals the Sound of Supernova - Tonic:

"Drummer Mickey Hart teams up with Nobel Prize winning physicist George Smoot III in creating Rhythms of the Universe, bringing to life the sounds of the supernova...Hart has been pursuing space as a raw material for his art recently, and several examples of his creations are available on the Grateful Dead website. Rhythms of the Universe recently premiered at an astrophysics convention Hart and Smoot attended in Mexico...without doubt this fusion of musical creativity with cutting edge astrophysics successfully reaches for the stars in pushing the boundaries of creative expression and musical possibility."

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Bob Weir & Rob Wasserman
September 5, 1989
Civic Center
Hartford, CT

Source: FOB Aud>Sennheiser Audio 2000 Mic setup > CM W/ Dolby C > Cass> >
Nak DR-10 (Playback)>Midiman Flying Cow A/D>RME Digi96/8>
Steinberg's Wavelab 3.0>CDWav v1.6 (tracking only)>SHNv3 (MKW ACT)

1. crowd/tuning
2. Festival
3. Fever
4. K.C. Moan
5. Desolation Row
6. more crowd
7. Looks Like Rain
8. The Winners
9. Victim Or The Crime >
10. Bass Solo >
11. Throwing Stones

Comments: Opened For Jerry Garcia Band

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D & P's Bootleg Tunz World: Grateful Dead - Wake Of The Flood Outtakes 1973:

"Grateful Dead
Wake Of The Flood Outtakes
1973

setlist
Here Comes Sunshine
Here Comes Sunshine
Let Me Sing Your Blues Away
Let It Grow
Row Jimmy
Eyes Of The World
Weather Report Suite Prelude
Weather Report Suite Prelude
Weather Report Suite Prelude [part 1]javascript:void(0)
Stella Blue
Stella Blue
Here Comes Sunshine
Here Comes Sunshine
Let Me Sing Your Blues Away"

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Interview with Grateful Dead's Bill Kreutzmann - Part 3:

"...For our third installment, we go back a bit, first catching up with the Rhythm Devils, then even further back to the 60s and 70s. Kreutzmann speaks benevolently about working on Jerry Garcia’s first solo album. He also expresses his views about two of the most talked-about and controversial events in rock and roll — Altamont and Woodstock..."

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Interview with Grateful Dead's Bill Kreutzmann - Part 2:

"...Kreutzmann talks about an ongoing collaboration with New Orleans musician Papa Mali and general love of jamming with other players...We also spoke about the 2009 Dead tour with Phil Lesh, Bob Weir and Mickey Hart — which grew out of gigs the group did in support of electing President Barack Obama."

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