GRATEFUL DEAD Cornell 5.8.77 Box Set 5xLP RHINO 603497862566 SEALED JERRY GARCIA
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THIS IS THE 2018 or 2023 US or EU PRESSING on RHINO label. STILL SEALED BOX SET + HYPE STICKER. BARCODE STICKER on SHRINK (rear). TURQUOISE SKULLS & HYPE STICKER. Boxset includes booklet and different artwork than the 2017 release. Mastered by Jeffrey Norman from original analog board tapes.] The cover is in NM condition: normal wear BUT light discolouration/wear on corners, left, right & bottom spines fully readable; please for details see photos. Vinyls in MINT condition [still sealed, never played].
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GRATEFUL DEAD
Legendary Haight-Ashbury sextet who took a long strange trip
from acid-testing jugband to worldwide countercultural institution
"CORNELL 5.8.77" THE HOLY GRAIL OF DEAD SHOWS BOX SET RHINO RECORDS 603497862566 U.S.A. or EU(?) 2018 or 2023 PRESSING IN SHRINK + STILL SEALED BOX SET + HYPE STICKER NOTES: Box Set (4xLP, Album + 1LP, Single-Sided). Boxset includes booklet and different artwork than the 2017 release. On hype sticker: "Mastered By Jeffrey Norman From The Original Analog Board Tapes. 5-LP Set, With Custom-Etched 10th Side" Turquoise skulls and hype sticker On box, bottom spine: Made in E.U. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: (sticker on rear) 6 03497 86256 6 Label Code (bottom spine): LC 02982 LABEL: RHINO RECORDS Catalog on cover: (sticker on front, bottom spine) 603497862566 Catalog on labels: sealed Matrix / Runout (All Sides): sealed On labels: sealed On Box Back Cover: Tracklist & Credits On Box Bottom Spine: ℗ & © 2017 Grateful Dead........Manufactured for & Marketed by Rhino Entertainment........Made in E.U. LC02982 tracklisting: please, for tracklist see pictures grading RECORDS MINT but (please, read above description) BOX COVER NM but (please, see pictures and read above description) Disagreements and debates are common among Grateful Dead fans but there is a surprising consensus that the show the group gave at Barton Hall at Cornell University on May 8, 1977 is one of the band's greatest. It, like so many Dead shows, first gained its reputation through tape trading, but its legend soon eclipsed Deadhead circles, culminating in its induction into the Library of Congress's National Recording Registry in 2012. Rhino/Grateful Dead Records' official release followed in May 2017 -- just in time for the concert's 40th anniversary; it was also bundled as part of a big box called Get Shown the Light, which contains all the shows the Dead did in May 1977 -- and it's worth the wait. Sourced from the original soundboard recordings by Betty Cantor-Jackson, the sound is colorful and vivid, an excellent complement to a prime Dead performance. What makes this such an exceptional performance isn't that it's the Grateful Dead at their most experimental -- not only is there no "Dark Star," there is no "Drums>Space" spotlight -- but at their warmest. From the moment the band launches into "New Minglewood Blues," it's evident they're in a good mood, and they run through a set that draws heavily on party songs and cowboy tunes while finding space for delicate moments, such as a lovely "Morning Dew." If this isn't the best Grateful Dead show ever -- a hard thing to quantify -- it's nevertheless at the sweet spot of providing hardcore Deadheads with plenty to savor while offering a good introduction for neophytes, which is more than enough to make it essential...(AllMusic)
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