Final

Saturday, May 5, 1990

Carson, CA · Cal State Dominguez Hills

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Saturday
Day 125 of 1990
Show #
20 of 78
Era
Final
Keys
Brent
Recordings
15
Top rating
★ 5.00 (1)
Top-rated tape
This is an FM broadcast, recorded live in the concert venue; KPFK public radio broadcast; The lineage guessing, in part; The FM receiver was a portable “Walkman”-type portable FM rec’vr; patched to my spare deck: Sony WM-D6C; transfer to digital was without any Dolby N.R., regardless of whether or not it was on the master; That transfer was via my Sony TC-D5M -> Tascam DR70D at a 24.96 sampling
Total dl
113,911
Songs played
21 · 3 sets
Show length
2h 20m
Longest track
Franklin's Tower · 11:19

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  • ★★★★★ · My Dead Initiation · tetrahydra · 2005

    This was the first year I'd dropped acid so my friends knew I had to come. funny how you don't get shaken down at entry. the true last real American frontier as far as freedom and liberty existed at thease shows and everyone had such mutual respect. anyone and everyone willing to share a sip or a toke. The Grateful Dead Believe in their ability to cre8 magic and this show was proof. what an experience this was. meerly incredible.

  • ★★★★★ · wwowowowowoow · gr8fulscott · 2007

    i did this whole tour working for bg presents and let me tell you that the cid was flyin! the boys were hot the venues were even better. the heads were at rare form for being good and at the end in oregon uncle bill suggested that n cal and s ore become 1 state and fuk southern cal.............it was a great time for alll..

  • ★★★★★ · The Dead in my backyard · MNielz · 2006

    I've been to 100+ shows and I'm here to say, the Grateful Dead Rocked as Hard & Tight as Ever. The best part about this show was the Groove -slick jams- havin' a Coke and a smile-cruise control set at 110 - in full effect. We were Lettin' the Good Times Roll; it was Derby Day on the soccer field, with Help on the Way. Busting Loose Lucy. Truckin' on Down the Road, it was A Miracle to hear Mr.Fantasy go Round. We got by...We Survived. Shiver me timbers Maine!

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Setlist

Set 1

  1. 1.Good Time Blues
  2. 2.The Race is On
  3. 3.Help on the Way
  4. 4.Slipknot!
  5. 5.Franklin's Tower
  6. 6.Queen Jane Approximately
  7. 7.Loser
  8. 8.Me and My Uncle
  9. 9.Mexicali Blues
  10. 10.Loose Lucy
  11. 11.One More Saturday Night

Set 2

  1. 1.Truckin'
  2. 2.Crazy Fingers
  3. 3.Playin' in the Band
  4. 4.Uncle John's Band
  5. 5.drums
  6. 6.I Need a Miracle
  7. 7.Dear Mr. Fantasy
  8. 8.Goin' Down the Road Feelin' Bad
  9. 9.Around and Around

Encore

  1. 1.Touch of Grey

Setlist from CMU Dead archive (mleone/gdead)

Recordings on archive.org · 15

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gd1990-05-05.138649.fm.french.sbeok.flac16

This is an FM broadcast, recorded live in the concert venue; KPFK public radio broadcast; The lineage guessing, in part; The FM receiver was a portable “Walkman”-type portable FM rec’vr; patched to my spare deck: Sony WM-D6C; transfer to digital was without any Dolby N.R., regardless of whether or not it was on the master; That transfer was via my Sony TC-D5M -> Tascam DR70D at a 24.96 sampling · ★ 5.00 (1 reviews) · 3,255 dl

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  • gd1990-05-05.131207.cmc521.fob.deal.jwpetty.flac16Source info: Schoeps CMC 521's (110°/ortf/20 yards FOB/hand held)> Collette (active) cables> Schoeps VMS 52 UB> Technics SVMD1 by Lance Deal; Master DAT's provided by Lance Deal; Transfer Info: Fostex D-5 (AES/BU)> Luminuous Monarch> (s/pdif) M-Audio Audiophile 2496> Audacity @ 16/48> 16/44> CD Wav (tracking)> TLH (SBE's/Flac16/md5); Transferred and liberated to etree on September 3, 2014 by Will Petty · ★ 0.00 · 2,169 dl
  • gd1990-05-05.134997.bltz.flac2496Source: B&K 4011 Cardioids, ORTF, 5' Tall Stand, front-of-board -> ProLink Cables -> Neumann Power Supply -> DAT TCD-10 -> Beta -> Nak 682ZX -> TDK SAX 90 Cassette Tape -> JVC TD-W354 -> Zoom H6 96/24 WAV -> Audacity -> FLAC 96/24 · 1,796 dl
  • gd1990-05-05.137021.set1.sbd.miller.flac24SBD -> Cassette Master (TDK SA-X90) · ★ 0.00 · 2,674 dl
  • gd1990-05-05.137088.set1.sbd.miller.flac16SBD -> Cassette Master (TDK SA-X90) · 3,074 dl
  • gd1990-05-05.138648.bk4011.french.sbeok.flac16Bruel and Kjaer 4011 cardioids as ORTF stereo => Neumann p48v power => Sony TCD-D10 DAT => Sony TC-D5M cassette master (TC-D5M in live recording chain; this analog master is the 24.96 digital master source); From upfront, FOB-DFC; Mics at 6’03”+ being covered by Mike. Knobs and buttons twiddlin’ by Tom D. · 2,039 dl
  • gd1990-05-05.138649.fm.french.sbeok.flac16This is an FM broadcast, recorded live in the concert venue; KPFK public radio broadcast; The lineage guessing, in part; The FM receiver was a portable “Walkman”-type portable FM rec’vr; patched to my spare deck: Sony WM-D6C; transfer to digital was without any Dolby N.R., regardless of whether or not it was on the master; That transfer was via my Sony TC-D5M -> Tascam DR70D at a 24.96 sampling · ★ 5.00 · 3,255 dl
  • gd1990-05-05.138754.FOB.Schoeps.BK.Katzeff.Berner.Ammons.Noel.t-flac16flac16/48kHz ; Set I - Schoeps CMC34 at 110 degrees ORTF > Panasonic SV250; FOB w/stand recorded by Rick Katzeff; Set II - B&K 4011 at 110 degrees ORTF > Sony D10Pro; FOB w/stand by Rich Berner; John Ammons · 1,029 dl
  • gd1990-05-05.141262.sbd.miller.flac2496UltraMatrix SBD > Cassette Master (TDK MA-X90) · ★ 2.00 · 4,170 dl
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