Thursday, January 11, 1979

• ★★★★★ · Like many others here--First show as a youngster · grendelschoice · 2005

  I know we're just supposed to review the show/sound quality and I will--promise! But first I have to say how funny it is that so many of the reviewers so far seem to have been--like me--quite young when attending this show. It was my FIRST Dead show, and I was so young (14 at the time) that I remember walking around the Coliseum before the show and being embarrassed when a hippie chick saw me and my friend and said: "Look!

• ★★★★★ · One of my first shows, (during a deepfreeze...) · Garrick III · 2021

  To Tom Donnely's review... I remember this run well, too, not only because 1/11/79 was one of my first shows, but also because it was A VERY COLD NIGHT, not conducive to "Tail-Gating" in the flat, mid-Island area known as 'Roosevelt Field'. I was a sophomore in H.S. too, where I grew up, (in Port Washington,), about 15-20 miles north of the Coliseum, and the first time the band returned to the area since I had become a hard-core "Head"!!! This night WAS MAGICAL, as any Dead

• ★★★★★ · BIG SHOW · nashman · 2006

  some of the big jack straw dates i have noticed: 1-11-79,11-6-79,8-20-80,9-9-87, my friend and i agree this could be the best. bobby could have given jerry just a litlle more time at the end, jerry was just starting to really blossom, none the less, imho, best straw ever. And a huge show all around. Sounds like falling crystals in stella, beautiful. 11-6-79 recieved second on the jack straw for us. god i love that tune. big show.

Community reviews from archive.org, not the Curator.

• gd1979-01-11.125492.aud.cooper.berger.flac16source: aud cassette master taped by Jim Cooper; sony ecm22p's > sony tc-158sd, dolby b; set I, end of II: TDK SA-C90's, set II: Maxell UDXLII-C90; nak dragon/b > benchmark adc1 24/96 > hd-p2 > adobe audition cs6 16/44.1 > flac; transferred & seeded by Rob Berger 2013 · 3,863 dl
• gd1979-01-11.125493.aud.cooper.berger.flac24source: aud cassette master taped by Jim Cooper; sony ecm22p's > sony tc-158sd, dolby b; set I, end of II: TDK SA-C90's, set II: Maxell UDXLII-C90; nak dragon/b > benchmark adc1 24/96 > hd-p2 > adobe audition cs6 > flac; transferred & seeded by Rob Berger 2013 · ★ 5.00 · 12,577 dl
• gd1979-01-11.132250.aud.fob.nak-300.flac16flac16/48kHz ; Cassette Audience Master Recorded By Dr Keith J. Gatto; Nakamichi CM-300 Electret Condenser Microphones -Sony TCD 158 Cassette Recorder Location @ FOB; Analog to Digital Transfer by Keith Gatto: Cassette Master played back on Sony TC-158 SD to a "Unknown Model" DAT deck @ 48KHz (circa 1991); Original zero gen DAT played back on a Sony PCM R-500-Digital Audio Labs Carddeluxe-32 bit float 48KHz WAV; Editing(Adobe Audition 3.0)-Mastering & Processing(iZotope Ozone 6)-FLAC encodeing(dBpoweramp)-Tagging(Tag & Re-name); Digital Transfer,Editing & Processing performed in the 32 bit float digital domain By JW · 8,286 dl
• gd1979-01-11.sbd.miller.102430.flac16SBD -> Cassette Master (Sony D5) -> Cassette (Sony D5) · ★ 3.75 · 26,165 dl
• gd1979-01-11.sbd.miller.fix-102430.102446.flac16SBD -> Cassette Master (Sony D5) -> Cassette (Sony D5) · ★ 3.86 · 63,386 dl
• gd79-01-11.gatto.kempka.308.sbeok.shnfAudience Recording: Nak 300's and Sony TC-158 · ★ 4.22 · 431,849 dl