Primal
Wednesday, February 19, 1969
Show stats
- Wednesday
- Day 50 of 1969
- Show #
- 15 of 112
- Era
- Primal
- Keys
- Pigpen
- Recordings
- 1
- Top rating
- ★ 4.52 (30)
- Top-rated tape
- SBD
- Total dl
- 2,305
- Show length
- 2h 9m
- Longest track
- Jam · 23:19
Curator Score
How this is computed →From the tapers · archive.org · 3
- ★★★★★ · - · njpg · 2015
Wow! Very weird show indeed, but the musical parts are incredible. This is probably a joint Dead/QMS show (aka the Quick and the Dead): both Gary Duncan AND John Cipollina are playing in the post-chant set: Cips is recognizable instantly by his unique trembling right hand vibrato style, and Duncan is also identifiable to Quicksilver fans such as myself.
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- ★★★★★ · The Celestial Synapse 2.19.1969 - I was there · info@drschoon.com · 2014
The invitation is only loosely remembered and went something like this:: Hear Ye, Hear Ye, the Sons of Harbinger present The Celestial Synapse, February 19, 1969, The Grateful Dead, invitation only, free, The Carousel Ballroom. Words can't convey what happened at The Celestial Synapse. Between the Grateful Dead sets, Steve Gaskin blew his counch shell and the 3,000-4,000 hippies, most stoned on acid, began chanting 'aum' and 'we are all one'.
- ★★★★★ · Great show, bad SBD. · phleshy · 2005
This show, like 6/14/68, is extremely weird. Sandwiched between a LOOONG Lovelight is the first NFA, then a 25-minute long "Chant" from the crowd...it's trippy and really weird, and is not really worth repeated listens. The Main Ten and Other One jams are interesting and very well played. Unfortunately, the SBD quality of this show is very lackluster.
Community reviews from archive.org, not the Curator.
Bust-outs & rarities
- ◦chantingonly ever played here
- ◦The Main Tenonly 6 plays ever
Setlist
Setlist reconstructed from archive.org recording track listing. Set breaks and segues unknown from this source.
Recordings on archive.org · 1
Top-rated source
gd69-02-19.sbd.cotsman.4511.sbeok.shnf
Soundboard · ★ 4.52 (30 reviews) · 2,305 dl