Transition

Wednesday, December 15, 1971

Ann Arbor, MI · Hill Auditorium

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Wednesday
Day 349 of 1971
Show #
81 of 82
Era
Transition
Keys
Keith
Recordings
6
Top rating
★ 5.00 (2)
Top-rated tape
SBD
Total dl
125,142
Show length
2h 45m
Longest track
Dark Star · 20:22
25NotableRank #905 of 1,999
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  • ★★★★★ · An exemplary Dead show and an impeccable recording · CAMeyer · 2011

    As I didn't make to a Dead concert until '76, my original perceptions of the years before came from their studio and live albums, and more recently from later released live records from their first decade. So for me, this recording represents a transition point between the hard-rocking Dead represented by Skull and Roses and the mellower and more deliberate band heard in the European tour shows.

  • ★★★★★ · If You Like Keith · Evan S. Hunt · 2010

    If you like Keith prominent in the mix, this is your show. Right after the opening song someone yells something and Jerry responds, "What's that? You want the piano louder?" Thereafter, the piano is louder. The louder piano shows off Keith's prowess on the ivories. This reviewer would have liked the organ louder, too. The organ is relatively undetectable ~ would leave one to believe that Ron did not even play the organ that night.

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Setlist reconstructed from archive.org recording track listing. Set breaks and segues unknown from this source.

Recordings on archive.org · 6

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gd1971-12-15.sbd.Oleynick.134.shnf

SBD>?>CDR>EAC>SHN · ★ 5.00 (2 reviews) · 7,948 dl

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