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Quality ranges from very listenable to just short of pristine.  Some could be mistaken for a board or FM broadcast.
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Date	Shnid	Stream		Notes	Taper
	(Lossless
	Download)	Lo-Qual	Hi-Qual
3/26/1968	6029	64 kbs	VBR	Very clear, slight hiss.	Unknown
3/30/1968	14912	64 kbs	VBR	Primal Dead energy at its finest	Unknown
3/31/1968	14913	64 kbs	VBR	Caution > Feedback > AWBYGN	Unknown
8/5/1971	88859	64 kbs	VBR	For its age, excellent. Rawkin' '71.	H. Caslow & C. Todd
8/6/1971	88816	64 kbs	VBR	Same venue, better recording, better show. Both rawk. ;-)	H. Caslow & C. Todd
8/6/1971	94261	64 kbs	VBR	Lower gen seed of the same source.	H. Caslow & C. Todd
4/29/1972	5250	64 kbs	VBR	Better than the board, for whatever that's worth.	Unknown
7/1/1973	88528	64 kbs	VBR	Crystal clear MOTB recording	H. Caslow & C. Todd
7/28/1973	100612		VBR	First set through Playing in the Band - not pristine, but raw and live.  Some fun fan talk. :-)	Jerry Moore
7/28/1973	106094		VBR	Less depth than Moore's, but less wow and on pitch. From Garcia's master.  24 bit available.	Unknown
5/21/1974	98822		VBR	Much better recreation of the Wall of Sound than the SBD.  Amazing recording.  Sick Playin'.	Pat Lee
6/22/1974	148680		VBR	Another excellent Morre recording from the Wall of Sound era.	Jerry Moore
6/23/1974	84615	64 kbs	VBR	As good as Jerry Moore's '74 recordings are, most have weak vocals. Not so with this one.	Jerry Moore
7/21/1974	88979	64 kbs	VBR	MOTB - Clear instruments, slightly weak vocals	Rob Bertrando
6/17/1975	97077	64 kbs	VBR	Slightly echoey, but otherwise a really nice recording.	Bob Menke
7/16/1976	10377	64 kbs	VBR	Not perfect by any measure, but a really nice, live feel to it.	Bob Menke
8/2/1976	245	64 kbs	VBR	For the period, this is a really good AUD.	K. Gatto
10/1/1976	118486		VBR	Crystal clear, up front FOB recording.	Unknown
10/15/1976	105824		VBR	One of the very few excellent AUDs from the mid-70s.  Just shy of being pristine.	Bob Menke
6/4/1977	97183	64 kbs	VBR	This is the first really good source for this show.	Bob Menke
1/14/1978	105758		VBR	Close to pristine.  Much better than the muffled soundboard.	Reinhart Holwein
1/22/1978	101436		VBR	For the period, this is a really good AUD.	Reinhart Holwein
4/19/1978	94494	64 kbs	VBR	A very bright, clear AUD. It's the way you WISH a board would sound.	Joanie Walker
4/22/1978	92808	64 kbs	VBR	Outstanding AUD. Slight muffling, otherwise almost as good as the 9/28/75 Falanga recording.	Joanie Walker
5/6/1978	6711	64 kbs	VBR	For the period, this is a really good AUD.	Steve Rolfe
5/11/1978	6317	64 kbs	VBR	For the period, this is a really good AUD.	Unknown
8/31/1978	11480	64 kbs	VBR	Decent seventies AUDs - take 'em where you can get 'em.	Unknown
9/13/1978	10155	64 kbs	VBR	Okay quality. Hamza al Din's soundcheck at Giza, so pretty interesting.	Unknown
9/14/1978	6032	64 kbs	VBR	The first of the three Egypt shows.	John D'Auria
9/15/1978	4160	64 kbs	VBR	For the period, this is a really good AUD.	John D'Auria
9/16/1978	107305		VBR	I actually like this better than Bear's recording; it's more dynamic.  Okay, now burn the heretic.	Eldon Porray
12/16/1978	82211	64 kbs	VBR	Slight head cold quality, but still far better than your average '70's mic recording.	Joanie Walker
12/28/1978	19506	64 kbs	VBR	Good AUD tapes from the seventies are scarer than hens' teeth, this one should be given its due.	Greg Schug
12/30/1978	19417	64 kbs	VBR	Again, it should be emphasized that this recording is good for the period.	Greg Schug
1/10/1979	113114		VBR	Ragged but right - not SBD-like, but raw, rowdy and joyous.  Hint: turn it up L O U D ! ! !	Bob Wagner
1/15/1979	90095	64 kbs	VBR	A surprisingly good AUD for this period.	Steve Rolfe
1/18/1979	100209		VBR	Excellent Miller transfer of excellent Rolfe recording.  Don't ask.  Just download.	Steve Rolfe
5/12/1979	85220		VBR	Respectable quality, typical of the year; a bit thin, clear but lacking low end.  Best source available.	Barry Glassberg
6/30/1979	94386	64 kbs	VBR	Still not perfect, but a big upgrade from the source I used to have listed here.	Rob Eaton
7/1/1979	105210		VBR	Not the cleanest AUD, but gives you the feeling of being in the hall. Lacks SBD's compression.	Bob Menke
9/1/1979	10363	64 kbs	VBR	Clear, if somewhat dry, AUD.	Unknown
11/24/1979	106307		VBR	If you just want the music, grab the SBD.  For the music and the show, you need this. :-)	Bob Menke
12/11/1979	89166	64 kbs	VBR	Not perfect, but certainly good quality and enjoyable to listen to.	Joanie Walker
12/11/1979	131731		VBR	Similar in quality to the Walker recording, but much less clipping - turn it up.	Mason Taylor
12/30/1979	18221	64 kbs	VBR	By late '79 AUDs start getting consistently good.  This is an example.	Steve Rolfe
5/2/1980	96450	64 kbs	VBR	Distant and tinny vocals, but Jerry comes through clear, cutting and savage. Mandatory download.	Barry Glassberg
5/4/1980	96910	64 kbs	VBR	This one demands respect.  Very solid sound, clear, live - what more could you ask for?	Barry Glassberg
5/11/1980	97522	64 kbs	VBR	Some distortion, but up close and very personal.	Barry Glassberg
5/12/1980	5922	64 kbs	VBR	The SBD is pristine, but sterile. This is good quality and breathes fresh, electric oxygen. :-)	Steve Rolfe
6/5/1980	4663	64 kbs	VBR	Nice example of early Brent. Not too much crowd, clear but slight distortion.	Unknown
6/8/1980	100260		VBR	Not perfect, but very listenable.  This show made me a Deadhead.  15th anniversary show.	Bob Morris
6/12/1980	11361	64 kbs	VBR	Very good recording. Mount St. Helens had its second eruption while the band was playing Fire.	Unknown
6/13/1980	7196	64 kbs	VBR	Solid vocals, some very nice energy here. Check out the CC Rider in set 2.	Unknown
6/14/1980	105537		VBR	Very slight boominess doesn't detract from this otherwise excellent AUD.  Up close and personal.	Bob Menke
9/3/1980	12576	64 kbs	VBR	Full, clear and undistorted.	Jim Wise
9/6/1980	322		VBR	Solid recording.  Unlike the SBD, on-pitch. Con: according to Jim Wise, Dolby not correctly encoded in transfer.	Steve Rolfe
9/6/1980	136807		VBR	Same mic source, different deck. Dolby B encoding problem corrected (see info text).	Jim Wise
10/27/1980	101293		VBR	One of the few good AUDs from this run.	Jim Wise
10/29/1980	101306		VBR	Very clear, nice recording.	Jim Wise
10/30/1980	101427		VBR	Another excellent Jim Wise recording from this run	Jim Wise
10/31/1980	101428		VBR	I'd be lying if I said I thought this was better than the SBD.  Still, very enjoyable to listen to.	Jim Wise
11/29/1980	101722		VBR	Very close to the Wagner source in quality.	Jim Wise
11/29/1980	90104	64 kbs	VBR	Again, not pristine, but pretty clear and good example of early '80s energy.	Bob Wagner
11/29/1980	134704		VBR	Clean and powerful.  When Bob says he'll call down thunder and speak the same, you believe it.	Brian Schley
12/13/1980	88964	64 kbs	VBR	Another excellent 1980 show. Slightly tinny vocals, the rest is great.	Joanie Walker
12/14/1980	89058	64 kbs	VBR	Some crowd noise, but Little Red Rooster should sell you. :-)	Joanie Walker
12/26/1980	89260	64 kbs	VBR	This is for the "I want to hear what it was like to be at a GRATEFUL DEAD show" crowd.	Joanie Walker
12/27/1980	89269	64 kbs	VBR	I'm listening to this on my headphones, and all I can think is, "Oh wow, oh wow, oh wow…"	Joanie Walker
12/28/1980	107792		VBR	Row 8 sound.  Phil heavy.  It doesn't get better than this. :-)	Bob Wagner
3/2/1981	89119	64 kbs	VBR	Snaky feel, solid rhythm make up for tinny vocals. Very solid sound. MOTB	Bob Wagner
3/3/1981	83828	64 kbs	VBR	Great, up front recording.	M. Taylor & M. Radnor
3/3/1981	90473		VBR	This recording's a LITTLE clearer than the Taylor/Radnor.  Both are excellent.	Da Weez
3/7/1981	82370	64 kbs	VBR	Not a perfect, but an energetic recording. Worth a listen.	Barry Glassberg
3/9/1981	82372	64 kbs	VBR	The show that converted me to AUDs. MOTB.	Barry Glassberg
3/9/1981	95060	64 kbs	VBR	Clearer, but less oomph than the Glassberg MOTB recording.	Steve Rolfe
3/10/1981	82374	64 kbs	VBR	Same venue, same great Glassberg quality. MOTB.	Barry Glassberg
3/12/1981	95243	64 kbs	VBR	Decent crowd component, clear high frequencies. More full-sounding than the Rolfe recording.	Steve Rolfe
3/13/1981	90455	64 kbs	VBR	Definitely one of the better AUDs	Bob Wagner
3/13/1981	99104		VBR	Same clarity as the Wagner source, but lower volume.  That's good, though - less clipping.	Steve Rolfe
3/14/1981	81340	64 kbs	VBR	On a par with the Glassberg recordings of this month	Bob Wagner
3/14/1981	84826	64 kbs	VBR	Another fine Glassberg recording.	Barry Glassberg
5/1/1981	99233		VBR	Kicks the SBD's ass. Seriously.	Jim Wise
5/1/1981	92415	64 kbs	VBR	Healy liked the Senns in Wise's recording. Tapers leaned to Naks, as in this source. Try both. :-)	Bob Wagner
5/5/1981	28356	64 kbs	VBR	Another one with that early '80's energy.	Doug Mow
5/11/1981	28355	64 kbs	VBR	Could use a tad more high frequency, but otherwise pretty good and up front.	Doug Mow
5/16/1981	28007	64 kbs	VBR	"Telephone" vocals, but clear and powerful instruments. Up front, solid sound, great show.	Doug Mow
5/16/1981	14714	64 kbs	VBR	This Sennheiser source has a bit more bottom, not as crisp as the Nak source. You decide. :-)	Chris Wise
5/22/1981	9829	64 kbs	VBR	No nukes benefit. Acoustic. Very funny Wavy Gravy intro	Unknown
7/2/1981	134521		VBR	All round good recording.  Not board-like, but very live and quite clear.  2nd set only.	Brian Schley
7/4/1981	2216	64 kbs	VBR	Not perfect, but definitely good quality and worth a listen.	Unknown
7/4/1981	102022		VBR	Very clear, if slightly compressed-sounding, recording.	Bob Morris
7/5/1981	135206		VBR	Excellent record of 1981's wild and raucous ride.  Slighly tinny.  Set II only.	Schley
8/16/1981	94900	64 kbs	VBR	A bit echoey. AUD-heads will love it, SBD snobs will need some time to adjust.	Unknown
8/30/1981	136728		VBR	Not a soundboard. An 8th row seat. Nice outdoor recording.	Doug LaMarre
9/11/1981	95743	64 kbs	VBR	Nice all-around sound. More full-sounding than the previous Nak 300 release.	Joanie Walker
9/12/1981	95671	64 kbs	VBR	Wise's recording is good, but this is much clearer.	Joanie Walker
9/12/1981	105584		VBR	All due respect to Joanie, but this one's got B A L L S ! ! !  The pick of the bunch.	Bob Wagner
9/13/1981	102437		VBR	Listen to the SBD (which for the era isn't bad), then this.  It's like the earmuffs come off.	Jim Wise
9/13/1981	105585		VBR	9/12 Walker a bit too dull; 9/13 Wise a bit too bright.  Wagner hits the sweet spot both nights! :-D	Bob Wagner
10/15/1981	79933	64 kbs	VBR	Killer Phil bottleneck space.	Unknown
10/16/1981	80060	64 kbs	VBR	Third Melkweg show, the one everyone remembers.	Unknown
10/17/1981	145360		VBR	Solid sound with that spooky early '80's echo. Brrrrrr... :-) (Second set only)	Richie Stankiewicz
2/19/1982	94395	64 kbs	VBR	Not quite as good as the next night's Rango Keshavan recording, but still a really good listen.	Rango Keshavan
2/20/1982	13613	64 kbs	VBR	Willy recording. The two best are too close call, so I'm listing them both.	Unknown
2/20/1982	94410	64 kbs	VBR	If there's a board of this floating around, I don't EVER want to find out. This is 100% definitive.	Rango Keshavan
5/21/1982	109334		VBR	"Telephone" vocals, but clear and powerful instruments. Up front, solid sound, great show.	Bob Wagner
5/22/1982	109335		VBR	Much better vocals than the previous night, instruments just as clear or better.	Bob Wagner
5/23/1982	135249		VBR	Very clear representation of the dark, snaky year that was 1982.	Brian Schley
5/28/1982	87547	64 kbs	VBR	Not the best AUD, but decent and an unusual format and setlist. Boz Scaggs sings in set 2.	Unknown
7/17/1982	102172		VBR	A little rough around the edges compared to the next night, but still decent.  Phor Phil Phans.	Jim Ho
7/18/1982	100727		VBR	Very solid, punchy sound.  Phil and drums prominent, rest of band clear.  Loser rocks.	Unknown
7/25/1982	80279	64 kbs	VBR	Strong Brent, some sound separation, up-close vocals. Slight tinniness.	Jim Vita
7/25/1982	102502		VBR	Just as good as the Vita recording, a bit clearer or brighter.	Jim Wise
7/28/1982	4980	64 kbs	VBR	You feel like you're in the best seat in the house.  Taper spat at the beginning is a riot.	Jim Wise
7/29/1982	4981	64 kbs	VBR	Red Rocks quality. :-) Occasional audible chatter, but mostly just music. No SBD available.	Jim Wise
7/29/1982	135533		VBR	Clear Jerry, strong Phil.  What more could you ask for?  Great recording of a great show.	Frank Streeter
7/29/1982	135524		VBR	Slightly lower volume and slightly(!) faster speed, otherwise identical to Streeter recording.	Doug Lamarre
7/31/1982	19017	64 kbs	VBR	Nice overall sound, bias to high freqs. Good example of early '80's energy.	Steven Martin
8/3/1982	5984	64 kbs	VBR	Could almost be mistaken for a matrix.	Paul Hogan
8/10/1982	137540		VBR	Slightly distant vocals, but has that dark goo, "X factor" sound. Very solid sound.	Kenny Mance
9/5/1982	87210	64 kbs	VBR	Very up front and clear sound. Slight distortion keeps it off the "pristine" page.	Unknown
9/17/1982	335	64 kbs	VBR	Clear, heroin-influenced jams	Unknown
9/17/1982	135446		VBR	Another fine representation of this night.  On a par with FM broadcasts from this period.	Schley
9/20/1982	118799		VBR	Provides an excellent feel for the show and venue at more than decent quality.	Jim Morrone
10/9/1982	93682	64 kbs	VBR	This is a much better transfer of the Keshavan recording. Like the next night, better than the SBD.	Rango Keshavan
10/10/1982	93732	64 kbs	VBR	New Miller transfer of Rango's excellent AUD recording. It and 10/9 are mandatory downloads. :-)	Rango Keshavan
10/10/1982	109822		VBR	Clear but not brittle, up front but not distorted.  "Just exactly perfect" :-D	Bob Wagner
10/10/1982	145248		VBR	Another excellent source. Really hard to tell which is the better one here.	Walt Keeler
10/17/1982	18108	64 kbs	VBR	Hard to tell with this one. Punchy, up front, missing some highs.	Unknown
3/25/1983	7350	64 kbs	VBR	NFS, killer FOB	Unknown
4/16/1983	23851	64 kbs	VBR	Excellent recording. Stephen Stills rips out a screaming "Black Queen" on this one. Set 2 only.	Charlie Miller
4/16/1983	7316	64 kbs	VBR	Nice, all around good sound. No one will call this a board, but it's a very nice AUD.	Steve Rolfe
4/17/1983	117500		VBR	Listening to this after the SBD is like the earmuffs coming off.  Stephen Stills "Love the 1 UR w/"	Da Weez
4/22/1983	124522		VBR	To my ears this is the best circulating AUD.  No SBDs out there.  Listen and judge for yourself.	Unknown
5/13/1983	94514	64 kbs	VBR	Excellent Rango Keshavan recording.	Rango Keshavan
5/13/1983	96817	64kbs	VBR	Not as bright as the Keshavan recording.  Some may find this a plus, others not.	Unknown
5/13/1983	32809	64kbs	VBR	A happy medium between the Keshavan and Poris recordings.  Phil's well represented, too.	Mark McCue
5/14/1983	18225	64 kbs	VBR	All the AUDs from this show are good.	D. Kramer & M. Field
5/14/1983	94515	64 kbs	VBR	Excellent Rango Keshavan recording. Definitely the best source, much fuller.	Rango Keshavan
5/15/1983	2217	64 kbs	VBR	Good recording if slightly tinny. Check out the Slipknot, never heard one quite like it.	Rango Keshavan
5/15/1983	94516	64 kbs	VBR	Again, this new transfer is definitely better - done by none other than Charlie Miller.	Rango Keshavan
5/15/1983	96565	64 kbs	VBR	Less clear, but also less distorted than the Rango/Miller source.  Overall a good listen.	Unknown
6/20/1983	32795	64 kbs	VBR	This show belongs in everyone's collection.  No SBDs, this to my ears is the best of the AUDs.	Dean Grabski
6/21/1983	11491	64 kbs	VBR	5 AUD sources circulate for this show, no SBDs.  Each has tradeoffs.  This sounds best to me.	Unknown
6/22/1983	14908	64 kbs	VBR	Another example of why I love AKG's	Tommy McKeown
6/22/1983	92208	64 kbs	VBR	A bit thin-sounding (i.e., could use more Phil), but otherwise a very clean sounding source.	Andrew Faintych
6/24/1983	7291	64 kbs	VBR	Clear vocals, strong kick drums, a little more bass than the following night.	Unknown
6/25/1983	11802	64 kbs	VBR	Good recording, good show. Clear vocals, strong kick drums.	Unknown
6/25/1983	135474		VBR	Same show, slightly clearer recording.	Steve Hill
7/31/1983	96409	64 kbs	VBR	Anyone who has any doubts about this source should listen to the West LA Fadeaway - 'nuff sed.	Rango Keshavan
8/20/1983	96387	64 kbs	VBR	Vocals and instruments are clear, undistorted and in your face.  Best Rango I've ever heard.	Rango Keshavan
8/21/1983	10920	64 kbs	VBR	Up front bass and vocals. If it weren't for some slight distortion this would be in the "pristine" tab.	Unknown
8/21/1983	95672	64 kbs	VBR	Maybe too much high frequencies for some people, just right for others. Decide for yourself.	Michael Kirshner
9/2/1983	23854	64 kbs	VBR	Good recording, but vocals have a bit of that "telephone" quality. Mostly a good listen, though.	Unknown
9/7/1993	102052		VBR	Slightly fast recording, but less overdriven than the Beyer recording. Clear, solid, good separation.	Bob Morris
9/7/1983	113550		VBR	On pitch, clear instruments, tinny-ish vocals.  Wider dynamic range than Morris's, earmuffs off. :-)	Bob Wagner
9/8/1983	111728		VBR	Close up sound, clear highs, may or may not have slight distortion.  Excellent overall sound.	Da Weez
9/8/1983	113684		VBR	This night Bob got everything right - vocals, instruments, everything.  Pretty damn near perfect.	Bob Wagner
9/10/1983	94508	64 kbs	VBR	Solid, if not perfect, recording.	Bob Wagner
9/10/1983	96920	64 kbs	VBR	Crystal clear vocals.  Jerry's ax is a bit muffled, but Brent fans will love how up front his keys are.	Dead John or Bonner
9/11/1983	23224	64 kbs	VBR	Up front FOB. Very nice listen.	Jeff Silberman
9/11/1983	100454		VBR	Not as full-sounding as the Silberman Senn recording, but decent.	Unknown
9/11/1983	112783		VBR	This falls somewhere between the Silberman and the Unknown recording for clarity and fullness.	Da Weez
9/13/1983	110514		VBR	If the vocals (not bad in themselves) were as clear as the instruments, this would be in "Pristine".	Da Weez
9/24/1983	98303		VBR	A truly magnificent recording, Phil and Brent especially.  Vocals slightly tinny, otherwise perfect.	Yamaguchi, Poris
10/8/1983	97883	64 kbs	VBR	Great, full-sounding recording.  No known circulating board.	Jeff Silberman
10/8/1983	100036		VBR	This has all the depth and body of the Senn recording without any of the muddiness.	Unknown
10/9/1983	101937		VBR	Good recording, but vocals have a bit of that "telephone" quality. Mostly a good listen, though.	chasingwilma
10/11/1983	118673		VBR	Not as good as the SBD, but very, very good recording.  Sorry, can't find the right words.	chasingwilma
10/12/1983	91125	64 kbs	VBR	Slightly boomy, but very acceptable substitute until an SBD or matrix becomes available	Rob Eaton
10/12/1983	345	64 kbs	VBR	This is the best source for this show. Not perfect, but an enjoyable listen.	Unknown
10/12/1983	30827		VBR	Very close in sound to the Eaton source. Might be "just exactly perfect".	Unknown
10/14/1983	20023	64 kbs	VBR	Solid recording.  Phil and Brent lovers will eat this up.  Jerry's lower in mix, but still clear.	Ficca, Brennan
10/15/1983	93751	64 kbs	VBR	Weaker vocals than the Mow source, but Jerry's guitar and Brent are much better on this.	Jeff Silberman
10/18/1983	91344	64 kbs	VBR	This lacks a little high range, but overall solid, punchy.	Rob Eaton
10/20/1983	19515	64 kbs	VBR	None of the recordings of this are what I'd call "spectacular", but this one sounds nice.  Try it.	Ficca, Brennan
10/21/1983	19156	64 kbs	VBR	Similar quality to previous night.  IMHO, the best of the night.	Ficca, Brennan
10/22/1983	111406		VBR	Is this a literal record of the notes played?  No.  Does it capture the night's excitement?  Absolutely. :-)	Da Weez
12/28/1983	99127		VBR	Even a Walscoller has its limits.  This has a live feel missing from the board and sound excellent.	Andrew Faintych
12/30/1983	109130		VBR	Typical of excellent recordings for this period - bright and clear, but with solid middles and bass.	Andrew Faintych
12/31/1983	79383	64 kbs	VBR	I used this for my radio promo.	Todd Suraci, Mike G.
3/28/1984	27303	64 kbs	VBR	Missing a bit of the mid ranges, but overall good recording.	Andrew Faintych
3/28/1984	109259		VBR	More up close and clear than the Faintych (which is also good) - DaWeez strikes! :-D	DaWeez
3/31/1984	98823		VBR	This is a huge improvement over the draggy SBD.  Slight "head cold" sound compared to Nubar's.	Rango Keshavan
3/31/1984	111289		VBR	Brighter than Rango's, but a bit thin.  Still has punch.	Nubar
4/7/1984	108618		VBR	Good, crisp sound.  Could pass for FM quality from this era.	Da Weez
4/13/1984	109288		VBR	Another excellent recording from DaWeez.  Vocals a bit tinny.	Da Weez
4/14/1984	34901	64 kbs	VBR	Clear, punchy, low crowd. Runs fast, though.	Bill Koucky
4/14/1984	109331		VBR	Not as crisp as Koucky's, but better-rounded and on pitch.	DaWeez
4/16/1984	35048	64 kbs	VBR	The Shakedown alone on this is worth it.	Bill Koucky
4/17/1984	90543	64 kbs	VBR	Lots of good AUD sources for this show, but I think this one's the best.	Rob Eaton
4/21/1984	18253	64 kbs	VBR	Puts you right in row 8. :-)	Rob Nawrocki
4/21/1984	137380		VBR	Nice Schoeps recordign that compares favorably with the Nawrocki recording	Dave Flaschner
4/29/1984	91146	64 kbs	VBR	Still not perfect, but a big upgrade from the source I used to have listed here.	Rick Pauline
4/30/1984	91165	64 kbs	VBR	Another one that sounds like a live broadcast.	Rick Pauline
6/14/1984	78371		VBR	Up close and personal.  Slight swishiness in higher freqs, but still very good.	Tony Suraci
6/21/1984	32640	64 kbs	VBR	Better than the FM	Ray Ackerman
6/23/1984	14566	64 kbs	VBR	Can't decide between the two best sources, so I'm listing them both. This is the Nak 100 source.	Unknown
6/23/1984	14951	64 kbs	VBR	Sennheiser 441 source. Naks or Senns? Brightness or gravitas? Pepsi or Coke? You choose. ;-)	Unknown
7/3/1984	31634	64 kbs	VBR	Good all around representation of instruments and vocals.	Ted Carpenter
7/4/1984	78958	64 kbs	VBR	This really belongs in the "pristine" section. All the stars came into alignment for this recording.	Tony Suraci
7/15/1984	32295	64 kbs	VBR	Vocals and Phil are a trifle thin, but overall a really good recording.	Jim Quirk
7/21/1984	112806		VBR	Clear, balanced, very listenable.  Slightly thin, but only slighly.	Da Weez
7/22/1984	102101		VBR	Nice recording of a good show	Greg Holtz
7/22/1984	108370		VBR	Fuller and crisper than the Nak recording.	Da Weez
10/6/1984	15573		VBR	Very nice, overall balanced and clear recording.  Taped 30' in front of the board and sounds like it.	Mike Grace
10/8/1984	91376	64 kbs	VBR	Though clearly an AUD, IMHO it's better than the board. Much more Phil, more lively and not flat.	Rick Pauline
10/8/1984	94302	64 kbs	VBR	Not as up front or boomy as the Pauline source. Listen to space, you'll feel like you're right there.	Steve Rolfe
10/8/1984	97535	64 kbs	VBR	Very clear, without the loud crowd noise of the other sources.  Not as bright, more balanced.	Greg Holtz
10/11/1984	33825	64 kbs	VBR	Very much a "you are there" feeling. Very clear, strong, up front.	Derek McCabe
10/11/1984	17411	64 kbs	VBR	Less dynamic than the Beyer, but cleaner with less crowd noise.	Doug Oade
10/11/1984	94404	64 kbs	VBR	A happy medium for those who find the Beyer too up front but the Oade Schoeps too distant.	Andrew Faintych
10/11/1984	99190		VBR	Yet another great recording of this show.  Very hard to find a bad one.	Steve Rolfe
10/11/1984	100420		VBR	Yes, I know, it is a nice number. ;-)  Very nice recording, too. :-)	Holtz, Bolton
10/12/1984	30192	64 kbs	VBR	Very up front, could just about put it in the "pristine" section. A tiny bit fast, but nothing major.	Unknown
10/12/1984	91998		VBR	This recording's a little more muffled, but still worth a listen.	Steve Rolfe
10/12/1984	101952		VBR	Another very good recording of this show.	Greg Holtz
10/14/1984	98557		VBR	Knock your socks off FOB	Rick Pauline
10/14/1984	110042		VBR	This has high freqs the Pauline source is missing.  One of several excellent pulls from this show.	D5 Scott
10/15/1984	91434	64 kbs	VBR	Knock your socks off FOB	Rick Pauline
10/15/1984	79023	64 kbs	VBR	Another taste test.	Adam, Mark McCue
10/18/1984	17273	64 kbs	VBR	The recent Miller release sounds good, I just prefer crisper Naks over the slightly boomy Senns.	Unknown
10/18/1984	91464	64 kbs	VBR	But just 'cause I'm such a nice guy I'm gonna let you judge for yourself. ;-)	Rick Pauline
10/28/1984	106167		VBR	Very clear, very powerful representation of this show.	Joanie Walker
10/30/1984	106168		VBR	X 2 what I just said for the above.	Joanie Walker
12/29/1984	95694	64 kbs	VBR	How good is this? I replaced the Oade with it - that should tell you everything you need to know.	Michael Kirshner
12/31/1984	96435	64 kbs	VBR	Better and clearer than the FM broadcast, IMHO.	Russ Cansler
12/31/1984	105154		VBR	On a par with the FM, without the annoying announcer interruptions. ;-p	G. Holtz, T. Bolton
2/20/1985	5303	64 kbs	VBR	Really good, clean, all around sound. Try it, you'll like it. :-)	Alan Powell
2/20/1985	83096	64 kbs	VBR	An equally good recording.	Mark McCue
3/10/1985	83219	64 kbs	VBR	Good PA Deli Mike tape.	Mike Kutic
3/10/1985	96594	64 kbs	VBR	Not as much bottom end as the Deli Mike tape, but much less boomy (sorry, Mike).	Greg Holtz
3/12/1985	83444	64 kbs	VBR	This could be an FM.	Mike Kutic
3/12/1985	96071	64 kbs	VBR	Again, you'll just have to stream this and the PA Deli Mike source to decide which you like best.	Greg Holtz
3/24/1985	8461	64 kbs	VBR	Decent, though not spectacular for an Oade. That's to say, damn good on anyone else's scale.	Doug Oade
3/24/1985	99178		VBR	Clearer vocals than the Oade.  Crisp but not quite brittle.  Fine recording.	Unknown
3/25/1985	14497	64 kbs	VBR	Missing some high frequencies, a tad boomy, but overall a very good recording.	T. Danscuk, S. Barbella
3/25/1985	23222	64 kbs	VBR	Another very good recording of this show. Somewhat more balanced than the Nak 300 source.	Jim & Doug Oade
3/27/1985	78403	64 kbs	VBR	Another bright, clear, energetic AUD. The Stella is must listen.	Brian Mandel
3/28/1985	78436	64 kbs	VBR	A little boomy but still very good.	Brian Mandel
3/28/1985	23443	64 kbs	VBR	Vocals are a little distant. Otherwise, this is a good, clean representation of the night's sound.	Jim & Doug Oade
3/29/1985	78439	64 kbs	VBR	I won't say this is perfect, but it's very clear, bright and energetic.	Brian Mandel
3/31/1985	8244	64 kbs	VBR	Oade - need I say more?	Doug Oade
3/31/1985	30884	64 kbs	VBR	IMHO the best source for this show.	David Minor
4/1/1985	23659	64 kbs	VBR	Oade - need I say more?	Jim & Doug Oade
4/1/1985	5594	64 kbs	VBR	This runs a tiny bit fast, but has a snappy brightness not found in the Oade.	Steven Ziemba
4/1/1985	87290	64 kbs	VBR	Somewhat brighter and more daring than the Oade. Runs the risk of being tinny at times.	Joe D'Amico
4/4/1985	23848	64 kbs	VBR	Another great Oade recording.	Jim & Doug Oade
4/6/1985	78851	64 kbs	VBR	Vocals a bit distant and boomy, but this has a real dark energy groove missing from the board.	Tony Suraci
4/6/1985	33703	64 kbs	VBR	Somewhat crisper than the Beyer recording. Very energetic.	Brian Mandel
4/6/1985	96803	64 kbs	VBR	No big bottoms, but clearer highs and less boom.	Greg Holtz
4/8/1985	24227	64 kbs	VBR	Another great Oade recording.	Jim & Doug Oade
4/13/1985	32595	64 kbs	VBR	Good Sennheiser sound. Could be mistaken for a Healy matrix.	Mark McCue
4/13/1985	97199	64 kbs	VBR	This one takes the cake.  Crisp, clean, without sacrificing the midtones.	Greg Holtz
4/14/1985	32621	64 kbs	VBR	Slightly smoother sound than the Holtz recording.	Mark McCue
4/14/1985	97220	64 kbs	VBR	Not quite as clean as Holtz's recording of the previous night, but still excellent.	Greg Holtz
4/27/1985	102035		VBR	Vocals are a bit thin, but otherwise a fine recording.	Greg Holtz
4/28/1985	102036		VBR	Very nice, solid recording.  Like previous night, vocals are a bit thin.	Greg Holtz
6/14/1985	24451	64 kbs	VBR	Excellent sound, especially for Phil phans.  Bombs and wall shaking rattles left and right. :-)	Jim & Doug Oade
6/14/1985	105542		VBR	This is brighter and clearer than the Oade, yet manages to avoid being brittle or distorted.	Rango Keshavan
6/15/1985	97125	64 kbs	VBR	Somewhat more distorted than the Oade, but still a very good listen.  Stronger bass.	Andrew Faintych
6/15/1985	33338	64 kbs	VBR	Has the clarity of the Oade, but not as up close and lacking some of the mid and lower freqs.	Mark McCue
6/16/1985	9218	64 kbs	VBR	Flawless Oade recording. Highly recommended.	Doug Oade
6/16/1985	105543		VBR	The Oade's great, but my God - this one's got BALLS!  A must for Phil phans (NFS!).	Rango Keshavan
6/16/1985	127448		VBR	Another powerful, present recording.  Clear with heavy bottom, clear top and full mids.	Andrew Fainteych
6/22/1985	86805	64 kbs	VBR	A little distant, but altogether clear.  On a par with FM broadcasts from this period.	Greg Holtz
6/28/1985	33339	64 kbs	VBR	Probably the best AUD available of this show - and on pitch, which you can't say for the SBD.	Mark McCue
7/1/1985	79649	64 kbs	VBR	Another great 1985 recording.	Tony Suraci
8/30/1985	25470	64 kbs	VBR	Not as bright as the following night's Oade, but definitely fuller. Both sound great turned up. ;-)	Jim & Doug Oade
8/30/1985	96289	64 kbs	VBR	Clear and full sound.  A must download.	Mark McCue
8/31/1985	8237	64 kbs	VBR	A bit brighter than the previous night.	Jim & Doug Oade
9/2/1985	26077	64 kbs	VBR	Clean and clear Oade sound.	Jim & Doug Oade
9/3/1985	1681	64 kbs	VBR	Up front and in your face. Clear, if slightly compressed, sound.	Charlie Connor
9/3/1985	7691	64 kbs	VBR	Another very good recording of this show. Somewhat more balanced than the Beyer recording.	Jim & Doug Oade
9/5/1985	27680	64 kbs	VBR	Volume's a bit low, but otherwise that same, great, consistent Oade quality.	Jim & Doug Oade
9/5/1985	106789		VBR	A bit brighter and clearer than the Oade.  Excellent recording.	Bob Morris
9/6/1985	28164	64 kbs	VBR	Could almost be in the pristine tab. Oade.	Doug Oade
9/6/1985	106790		VBR	I couldn't very well have the Oade here and not include this.  The two sound almost identical.	Bob Morris
9/15/1985	13600	64 kbs	VBR	Could be mistaken for a matrix.	Unknown
10/11/1985	79719	64 kbs	VBR	A bit brighter than the Oade. Both are good.	Tony Suraci
10/28/1985	83672	64 kbs	VBR	A bright, live AUD sparkling with the pure energy that is a Grateful Dead show.	Mike Kutic
10/29/1985	83024	64 kbs	VBR	If you've liked the "safer" AUDs, it's time to wade out into the surf where the real fun is.	Mike Kutic
11/1/1985	9217	64 kbs	VBR	Compare the "Gloria" on this source with the Dick's Picks. You'll see why you need the AUD.	Jim & Doug Oade
11/2/1985	91238	64 kbs	VBR	Could easily be mistaken for a mid-80's FM.	Lucien Zaleski
11/2/1985	20663	64 kbs	VBR	A bit drier than the Senn recording, but still very good. Frankly, I'd take either AUD over the board.	Jim & Doug Oade
11/4/1985	11880	64 kbs	VBR	Clear recording with lots of oomph and ambience (but not too much).	Phil Unger
11/5/1985	21246	64 kbs	VBR	Oade - need I say more?	Jim & Doug Oade
11/7/1985	127712		VBR	Very bright and clear, it's better than some of the mid-80's FM broadcasts I've heard.	Andrew Fainteych
11/8/1985	79024	64 kbs	VBR	Same energy as 3/27/85, but the volume's not overdriven.	Tony Suraci
11/8/1985	22023	64 kbs	VBR	Clean Oade sound. Not as lively as the other two sources, but still very good.	Jim & Doug Oade
11/8/1985	86547	64 kbs	VBR	A bit bright but nice overall sound. Actually, all of the sources for this show sound good.	Andrew Faintych
11/10/1985	19212	64 kbs	VBR	Another fine Oade recording.	Jim & Doug Oade
11/11/1985	19303	64 kbs	VBR	Another very fine Oade. Phil heavy, but not too much.	Doug Oade
11/22/1985	135126		VBR	Close to SBD quality, slight swishiness in upper frequencies.	Jon Bernstein
12/30/1985	81314	64 kbs	VBR	Much more live than the board.  You feel like you're at the show, not in a recording studio.	Unknown
2/8/1986	83804	64 kbs	VBR	This is the clearest AUD source for this show.	Mike Kutic
2/8/1986	2987	64 kbs	VBR	This has less crowd, but also sounds more compressed. Taste test! :-)	Unknown
2/12/1986	3302	64 kbs	VBR	Very solid sound. Not board-like, but clear and lively. Crowd is very unobtrusive.	Unknown
2/14/1986	29477	64 kbs	VBR	Very solid sound. Not board-like, but clear and lively. Crowd is very unobtrusive.	Charlie Connor
3/21/1986	5178	64 kbs	VBR	Not "just exactly perfect", but definitely worth a listen.	Unknown
3/21/1986	107555		VBR	Decent if slightly bright recording (Beyers).  Brent's Leslie takes front and center stage.	D5 Scott
3/23/1986	102167		VBR	No SBDs circulate for this show.  Of the AUDS, I prefer this one.  YMMV.	Greg Holtz
3/24/1986	92275	64 kbs	VBR	A very live-sounding, exciting tape. A bit thin-sounding, but still pretty good.	Danny Thompson
3/24/1986	7480		VBR	Much more solid and fat sound than either the Thompson tape or the board. Missing Esau.	Stephen Porter
3/25/1986	3188	64 kbs	VBR	Very clear and distinct instruments and vocals. Listening to the SBD is like putting on earmuffs.	Charlie Connor
3/27/1986	87700	64 kbs	VBR	Another generally good AUD	Joe D'Amico
3/28/1986	32520	64 kbs	VBR	This will sound very good to AUD fans, maybe a little muffled to others.	Bill Koucky
3/28/1986	87706	64 kbs	VBR	Better than the previous night's recording. More bottom end, less distortion, high freqs still clear.	Joe D'Amico
3/28/1986	88950	64 kbs	VBR	All the AUDs from this show are excellent. I THINK this one's the best.	Danny Thompson
3/31/1986	88001	64 kbs	VBR	Very hard to find a bad recording from this period. Guess I'll have to keep looking. ;-)	Joe D'Amico
4/1/1986	7342	64 kbs	VBR	Very excellent recording. A little too overdriven to make it to the "pristine" tab.	Stephen Porter?
4/4/1986	79986	64 kbs	VBR	This is a great source, but really all of them for this show are.	Tony Suraci
4/4/1986	87246	64 kbs	VBR	Vocals are a bit distant, but everything else is right up front and in your face.	Brian Mandel
4/12/1986	13456	64 kbs	VBR	Really fantastic sound, guaranteed to please SBD snobs.	Unknown
4/12/1986	85126	64 kbs	VBR	Excellent sound, about a half tone sharp. When I have time I'll do a pitch correction and seed it.	Mark McCue
4/13/1986	13513	64 kbs	VBR	Almost impossible to tell this from a board.	Unknown
4/22/1986	13583	64 kbs	VBR	A bit of echoiness and distance keeps this recording off the "pristine" tab.	Unknown
5/3/1986	9626	64 kbs	VBR	Slight swishiness, but otherwise excellent.	Unknown
5/11/1986	2317	64 kbs	VBR	Vocals are a bit distorted, but otherwise a fine recording.	Charlie Connor
6/20/1986	22935	64 kbs	VBR	Excellent recording. Could have been an FM.	Sean Weber-Small
6/21/1986	98673		VBR	Has a live quality missing from the board; could have qualified as a mid-80's FM broadcast.	M. Grace, A. Szvetecz
6/22/1986	100204		VBR	Very strong, present recording.  Could qualify as an FM.	M. Grace, A. Szvetecz
6/29/1986	76557	64 kbs	VBR	A bit rough around the edges, but good quality and definitely conveys the energy of the show.	Charlie Connor
6/29/1986	104996		VBR	All of the clarity of the Beyer source with none of the brittleness.	Dave Cohen
6/30/1986	87521	64 kbs	VBR	Not too distant, not so close you feel you're getting beaten up. Not quite pristine, but very good.	Unknown
6/30/1986	105003		VBR	Brighter than the Miller source, but lacks some of its body.  My preferences change w/my mood.	Dave Cohen
7/2/1986	82519	64 kbs	VBR	Misses the "pristine" page by a hair.  On the other hand, Phil phans will prefer this source.	Danny Thompson
7/4/1986	145496		VBR	Solid FOB sound, slightly tinny but still good. First decent pull I've come across.	Roy Ackerman
3/26/1987	81450	64 kbs	VBR	A welcome replacement to the multigen, off-pitch SBD.  '87 AUDs rock!	Tony Suraci
3/29/1987	77977	64 kbs	VBR	Very clear sound, audience energy but not overwhelming.	Andrew Faintych
3/31/1987	89349	64 kbs	VBR	Now this is one damn find AUD!  Strong and clear, guaranteed to please	Joe D'Amico
3/31/1987	81534	64 kbs	VBR	Con: more crowd; Pro - more crowd. ;-)  Still clear, but more of a "you are there" feel.	Tony Suraci
4/2/1987	11804	64 kbs	VBR	This one really gives the board a run for its money. I think I prefer it to the SBD.	Unknown
4/2/1987	99141		VBR	The board beats just by the tip of a nose.	Steve Rolfe
4/3/1987	89432	64 kbs	VBR	Good sound. Slightly overboard on the high freqs, but worth a listen.	Joe D'Amico
4/3/1987	99165		VBR	This and the other AUD are better than the board, IMHO	Steve Rolfe
4/4/1987	78055		VBR	Much crisper and clearer than the SBD.  Maybe a little too crisp for some, but excellent.	Andrew Faintych
4/4/1987	99167		VBR	This is the Goldilocks recording for those who find the SBD too dull and the Fishman too brittle.	Steve Rolfe
4/17/1987	86837	64 kbs	VBR	Slightly tinny, otherwise great sound.	John Corso
4/18/1987	87639	64 kbs	VBR	Tres, tres clear and fine. Lots of energy. Slight tinniness keeps it off the "pristine" tab.	John Corso
4/19/1987	98052	64 kbs	VBR	I won't say this beats the Walscoller, but it gives it a serious run for its money.	John Corso
5/2/1987	91858	64 kbs	VBR	This one is a serious rival to the Walscoller.  Download this and you won't miss the board.	Unknown
5/2/1987	105509		VBR	If Naks are too bright for you, this dark, punchy Schoeps source should do the trick.	Michael Grace
5/9/1987	92165	64 kbs	VBR	The recording is very clear. Unfortunately, so are the handclaps. :-(	Russ Cansler
6/14/1987	83990	64 kbs	VBR	Another great Danny Thompson recording.	Danny Thompson
6/28/1987	105601		VBR	No board available, but with a recording like this, who cares?  God bless the tapers. :-D	Cohen, Lee
6/28/1987	8140	64 kbs	VBR	If the Cohen-Lee source is too bright for you, this may be just the medicine.	Scott Bille
7/8/1987	1600	64 kbs	VBR	Other than lower volume, no way to tell this from the Healy matrix.  Another great '87 AUD.	Unknown
7/12/1987	3422	64 kbs	VBR	Not sure this would have made the FM cut. Either way, this recording demands respect.	Unknown
7/12/1987	137381		VBR	Again, not pristine, but all-around clear and good recording. Includes set with Dylan.	Dave Flaschner
7/24/1987	92568	64 kbs	VBR	A bit distorted but not bad. Also the only circulating source. Includes entire 3rd set with Dylan	Russ Cansler
7/26/1987	98214	64 kbs	VBR	Finally, the entire show.  Previously only the Dylan set was available.  Not great, but good.	Yamaguchi, Poris
8/12/1987	81967	64 kbs	VBR	Again, very clear and lots of good energy. Could have been an FM.	Jon Pasternak
8/18/1987	12102	64 kbs	VBR	Solid sounding, about FM quality	Unknown
8/18/1987	142155		VBR	Probably the definitive recording for this show. Natch, it's an Oade.	Jim and Doug Oade
9/7/1987	106821		VBR	Not too many sources for this show out there.  This one's probably the best.	Rango Keshavan
9/9/1987	90033	64 kbs	VBR	Very respectable sound. Not better than the SBD, but definitely a nice download to listen to.	Joe D'Amico
9/9/1987	10161	64 kbs	VBR	More oomph and more well-rounded than the Nak 300 recording. I'd play this one on the radio.	Unknown
9/18/1987	90241	64 kbs	VBR	SBD has the clarity, but this gives you the priceless crowd participation on Sugaree.	Joe D'Amico
9/20/1987	90492		VBR	Nothing wrong with the board, but this is a bit livelier.	Joe D'Amico
10/3/1987	116344		VBR	The vocals are a bit boomy, but the instruments are clear and present. Only AUD on archive.org.	Jeff Bowen
11/14/1987	15823	64 kbs	VBR	Not many sources on my RAID survive Walker-Scotton-Miller upgrade. This did.	Unknown
3/27/1988	88250	64 kbs	VBR	Decent sound. Clear instruments and vocals, unobtrusive crowd, undistorted. Like a mid-80's FM.	Unknown
4/3/1988	109056		VBR	Clear, solid, could use a little more mids and bottoms.  Overall very enjoyable listen.	Jon Pasternak
4/5/1988	10073	64 kbs	VBR	All around, excellent live sound.	Unknown
4/5/1988	109167		VBR	Just as clear as the unknown recording, without as much crowd noise. Will please the pickiest. :)	Jon Pasternak
4/7/1988	137382		VBR	This is definitely the best AUD of this show. Enough punch and clarity to make for a good listen.	Dave Flaschner
4/30/1988	118630		VBR	Vocals are a bit muffled, but the instruments are snappy, clear and up front.	Jeff Bowen
5/1/1988	118671		VBR	Solid, up front.  Despite slight distortion, could almost be mistaken for a board.	Jeff Bowen
6/22/1988	17349	64 kbs	VBR	Another good, up front FOB.	Craig Camus
6/25/1988	8478	64 kbs	VBR	Excellent recording. Could have been an FM or matrix. Punchy Schoeps sound w/lots of Phil.	Unknown
6/25/1988	107387		VBR	Brent-heavy and up front vocals.  Less balanced than the Schoeps, more lively.  Interesting contrast.	Zaleski, Kolodjelski
6/30/1988	414	64 kbs	VBR	This sounds like a good compromise between the next two sources.	Unknown
6/30/1988	81533	64 kbs	VBR	A little tinny, but still up front and clear.	Ray Ackerman
6/30/1988	80269	64 kbs	VBR	This one's a bit better, with more punch and bottom end. Set 2 only, though.	Unknown
7/2/1988	106588		VBR	Clear, bright source.  Not as good as the next night, but still an excellent recording.	Bob Morris
7/3/1988	3325	64 kbs	VBR	This Beyer source is clearer than the Nak 300 source, but lacks its gravitas. Both are excellent.	Charlie Connor
7/3/1988	92586	64 kbs	VBR	More mid-range punch than you'd expect in a Nak 300 source. A bit swishy, but overal good.	Ted Carpenter
7/3/1988	107117		VBR	Schoeps afficionadoes will love this source.  Clear, not too bright, rounder, solider sound.	Dan Haugh
7/17/1988	9245	64 kbs	VBR	Better than the board. Less separation, but more punch, more energy, "fatter" sound.	Sean Weber
7/29/1988	93970	64 kbs	VBR	PZMs aren't my favorite mics, but this recording deserves major, major respect.	Russ Cansler
7/30/1988	21092	64 kbs	VBR	Excellent Reutelhuber recording - I'd take this over the board any old day.	Bill Reutelhuber
7/30/1988	94495	64 kbs	VBR	Crisper than the Reutelhuber, but lacking some of its depth. Either beats the SBD to a pulp.	Russ Cansler
7/31/1988	85999	64 kbs	VBR	Started out perfect, then taper moved. VERY Phil-heavy.	Danny Thompson
8/26/1988	8215	64 kbs	VBR	Whatever you think of the performance, this recording is pure gold.	Unknown
9/16/1988	105567		VBR	The SBD has more clarity, but also more tape wow that kills it for me.  This is worth a listen.	Zaleski, McCue
9/19/1988	90976	64 kbs	VBR	Not perfect, but solid recording with a lot of energy.  Clean enough sounding for most people.	Joe D'Amico
10/20/1988	105858		VBR	Not stellar quality, but okay.  Also the only circulating, complete recording.	Alan Miller
12/28/1988	97099	64 kbs	VBR	This could use more bottom, but the mids and highs are clear.  Very slight distortion.	Greg Holtz
2/12/1989	76126	64 kbs	VBR	Another good FOB.	Mike French
4/2/1989	96554	64 kbs	VBR	Very live sounding, all instruments and vocals well represented.	John Bleich
4/3/1989	89791	64 kbs	VBR	This just has a punch and energy that the SBD's missing. Also sounds damn good.	Jon Pasternak
4/3/1989	96796	64 kbs	VBR	Another really good recording.  Strong high frequencies, up close sound.	John Bleich
4/9/1989	83523	64 kbs	VBR	Gives the board a good run for its money. A bit more oomph, and almost all the clarity.	Danny Thompson
4/11/1989	94240	64 kbs	VBR	A front row seat.  No, scratch that - a ride on a rollercoaster. :-)	Greg Holtz
4/15/1989	106308		VBR	Holtz's recording is the choice for 4/11, but 4/15 and 4/16 belong to Dave Cohen and Justin Lee.	Cohen, Lee
4/16/1989	106339		VBR	This and the 15th are clear, solid recordings.  Very enjoyable, put you right in the audience.	Cohen, Lee
4/29/1989	9052	64 kbs	VBR	Not as in your face as the Holtz recording, but more balanced and actually somewhat better.	Unknown
4/29/1989	76511	64 kbs	VBR	Good, solid FOB sound. Again, broadcast quality.	Mike French
5/7/1989	99567		VBR	Time/pitch stretch this to 101.991%, invert the right channel, and it'll sound "just exactly perfect".	Keith Litzenberger
6/19/1989	127417		VBR	Worlds better than the bloodless SBD.  This has punch, clarity and adrenaline to spare.	Chuck Miller
6/21/1989	127418		VBR	Slight vocal distortions keep this off the pristine page.  Otherwise, "just exactly perfect".	Chuck Miller
7/2/1989	77444	64 kbs	VBR	Excellent Tim Alexander recording, taped right in the Phil Zone. An absolute must for Phil phans.	Tim Alexander
7/2/1989	81459	64 kbs	VBR	Less Phil on this recording, but much clearer high frequencies.	Danny Thompson
7/2/1989	30363	64 kbs	VBR	Not as dynamic as the MOTB, but less distortion. On its own merits it’s a very good recording.	Unknown
7/4/1989	9045	64 kbs	VBR	If you can't afford Truckin' Up to Buffalo, this is a very fine substitute.  Official release still better.	jon@archive.org
7/4/1989	101996		VBR	This is probably the best of the available recordings for this show.	John Bleich
7/4/1989	135542		VBR	Full frontal assault on your aural reception system. Strong, clear, powerful recording, great show.	Seremetcc And Bean
7/7/1989	10925	64 kbs	VBR	A well-rounded, good representation of the night's music.  Should satisfy the most picky…	Unknown
7/7/1989	96994	64 kbs	VBR	…but this puts you right in the seventh row.  Drums can overpower sometimes, but small price.	Andrew Faintych
7/12/1989	32130	64 kbs	VBR	Excellent, if slightly fast, recording.	Boyd McHugh
7/15/1989	96609	64 kbs	VBR	Slightly muffled, but altogether a good recording.	E. Wahba, P. Volkerding
7/15/1989	106500		VBR	Definitely the clearer recording.  No "head cold" sound.	Cohen, Lee
7/17/1989	92457	64 kbs	VBR	Much clearer than the 7/15 recording.  A bit compressed and monoish.	Casey Coniff
7/17/1989	106490		VBR	Repeater stack recording.  Extremely clear, dry, a bit mono-ish.	Greg Holtz
7/18/1989	106491		VBR	Repeater stack recording.  Extremely clear, dry, a bit mono-ish.	Greg Holtz
7/19/89	125855		VBR	A tad distorted, but otherwise excellent, clear, up front.	Kevin Tobin
8/4/1989	78877	64 kbs	VBR	Even better than the Koucky recording, with more punch to it. Try both and see which suits you.	Jon Pasternak
8/4/1989	92598	64 kbs	VBR	A little distortion, but mostly just good, live sound. One of those "you are there" recordings.	Casey Coniff
8/5/1989	3871	64 kbs	VBR	Tiny amount of distortion keeps this off the "pristine" page. Otherwise terrific.	Unknown
8/5/1989	78865	64 kbs	VBR	The punch of the Schoeps and the crispness of the Senn recordings.  Best AUD for this show.	Jon Pasternak
8/5/1989	92636	64 kbs	VBR	A little driness just keeps this off the "pristine" page. Otherwise, this is one excellent recording.	Casey Coniff
8/6/1989	78852	64 kbs	VBR	A bit dry, but up front sound and vocals puts this source on the page.	Jon Pasternak
8/17/1989	82800	64 kbs	VBR	Pretty damn excellent recording - could easily be mistaken for a matrix	Mike Kutic
8/19/1989	83803	64 kbs	VBR	Full, up-close recording. Tiniest loss of higher frequencies keeps it off the pristine page.	Mike Kutic
9/30/1989	97332	64 kbs	VBR	Slight muffling, but a very pleasant mid-range punch to this recording.	Dave Barfield
10/9/1989	99647		VBR	The only really good AUD I've heard of this night.  Those who were there have to hear this.	Dave Barfield
10/18/1989	100218		VBR	Slightly fast, but still a good all-around recording of the show.	Dave Barfield
10/18/1989	101845		VBR	Slightly clearer and closer to pitch than the Barfield recording.	Keith Litzenberger
10/19/1989	101809		VBR	Another great Litzenberger recording.	Keith Litzenberger
12/9/1989	102174		VBR	The SBD's better, but until you find it why not listen to this VERY excellent AUD?	Jeff Bowen
12/10/1989	102175		VBR	Ditto.  Get the SBDs of both shows if you can, but these AUDs are excellent, close to pristine.	Jeff Bowen
3/16/90	116749		VBR	Though slightly muffled, this source has none of the boominess or other problems of the others.	Gene Juteau
3/22/1990	7460	64 kbs	VBR	Not perfect, but pretty damn well near.	Unknown
3/25/1990	28389	64 kbs	VBR	Nice, warm Schoeps sound. Clear vocals and instruments. Good all around sound.	Ted Mattes
3/29/1990	91347	64 kbs	VBR	Overall, a very good, lively, clear recording. Not quite "pristine", but almost.	Keith Litzenberger
4/2/1990	3299	64 kbs	VBR	This has healthy reverb and well-rounded sound. Slight vocal distortion is a small price to pay.	Rob Nawrocki
5/5/1990	97423	64 kbs	VBR	Nice punch, fat bass, slight distortion on vocals.  All told a very good recording.  Set 1 only.	Andrew Faintych
5/6/1990	116826		VBR	Slightly more muffled than Lech's recording the previous night, but still very good.	John Lech
6/8/1990	9630	64 kbs	VBR	Again, punchy, Phil driven, but very dry. Zero reverb and little crowd.	Sean Weber
6/8/1990	94233	64 kbs	VBR	A little less Phil on this than the other source, clearer highs, a bit more balanced.	Keith Litzenberger
6/8/1990	95184	64 kbs	VBR	Another excellent recording of this night by Alabama Bob.	Alabama Bob
6/9/1990	95251	64 kbs	VBR	Alabama Bob strikes again!	Alabama Bob
6/9/1990	111342		VBR	A bit crisper than Bob's.  Both are excellent.	Da Weez
6/10/1990	95449	64 kbs	VBR	And again! Is there no stopping this madman? ;-)	Alabama Bob
6/10/1990	111344		VBR	Same as previous night - slightly crisper than Bob's source, same depth and punch.	Da Weez
6/10/1990	457	64 kbs	VBR	Another very good, punchy Schoeps recording.	Unknown
6/15/1990	7762	64 kbs	VBR	Vocals a bit in the background. A little reverb, but definitely an earmuff quality to it.  Still good.	Jill & Rob R.
6/16/1990	7763	64 kbs	VBR	Vocals a bit in the background. A little reverb, but definitely an earmuff quality to it.  Still good.	Jill & Rob R.
6/16/1990	96407	64 kbs	VBR	Brighter and without the earmuff quality of the previous source, but also less sound separation.	Savage, Litzenberger
6/17/1990	7764	64 kbs	VBR	Vocals a bit in the background. A little reverb, but definitely an earmuff quality to it.  Still good.	Jill & Rob R.
6/17/1990	96420	64 kbs	VBR	Same as the previous night - brighter, but more homogenized than the Nak source.	Savage, Litzenberger
6/23/1990	6945	64 kbs	VBR	Not pristine like the Sennheiser recording, but also good.	Jill & Rob R.
6/23/1990	99648		VBR	Excellent, punchy recording.  Could use more highs, but that's Healy's fault.	Charlie Miller
6/24/1990	6946	64 kbs	VBR	Pros: punchy, distinct,in your face, almost no crowd; cons: a little too in your face.	Unknown
6/24/1990	94258	64 kbs	VBR	I don't know which source is better. Am I less beat up, or do I want just a little more presence?	Keith Litzenberger
6/24/1990	106896		VBR	Pro: brighter than the Litzenberger; Con: less depth, slightly tinny vocals.  Still excellent.	d5scott
7/4/90	117550		VBR	The mics were right in front of the left repeater stack. Very clear, compressed, monoish.	Mike Darby
7/8/1990	97714	64 kbs	VBR	If you can't afford View From the Vault I, this should hold you until you can.	Greg Holtz
7/16/1990	116444		VBR	You definitely want this wide awake source, not the sleepy board.	JB (John Bleich?)
7/19/1990	118905		VBR	If you don't mind a slight "smushed" sound, this otherwise clear recording is a good listen.	Dave Cohen and Justin Lee
9/7/1990	101018		VBR	A tad distant sounding, but captures the excitement of the boys' return after Brent's death.	John Bleich
9/8/1990	101148		VBR	Same quality as previous night.	John Bleich
9/14/1990	11810	64 kbs	VBR	Excellent, clear recording.	Dave Brotman
9/14/1990	88942	64 kbs	VBR	Another taste test. :-)	S. Weber, R. Katseff
9/15/1990	9047	64 kbs	VBR	Very good, but not spectacular recording. A bit echoey. Still a good listen.	Dave Brotman
9/16/1990	88947	64 kbs	VBR	Sharp, snappy sound, Phil comes through loud and clear. Definitely worth a listen.	tdarian
9/16/1990	9435	64 kbs	VBR	Low levels, but otherwise decent recording. You know where the volume knob is. :-)	Dave Brotman
9/16/1990	97707	64 kbs	VBR	Okay, so I'm biased toward Keith - but this is still the best recording of the show.	Keith Litzenberger
9/18/1990	9772	64 kbs	VBR	Very clear recording.	Dave Brotman
9/18/1990	88968	64 kbs	VBR	Another excellent recording	tdarian
9/19/1990	9988	64 kbs	VBR	Very clear recording.	Unknown
9/20/1990	9989	64 kbs	VBR	SBD is better, but this is also very good and should satisfy the instant gratification crowd. :-)	Dave Brotman
9/20/1990	96918	64 kbs	VBR	Vocals are slightly distant, but overall a good recording.	M. Laurentius
10/13/1990	90031	64 kbs	VBR	A bit too much volume keeps this off the "pristine" page. Check it out, it's still excellent.	Alf Houck
10/17/1990	92977	64 kbs	VBR	Vocals are a little distant. Otherwise, this is a good, clean representation of the night's sound.	Greg Holtz
10/19/1990	90094	64 kbs	VBR	Another one that sounds like a live broadcast. Clear but not in your face.	Alf Houck
10/22/1990	90745	64 kbs	VBR	The board sounds downright insipid compared to this.	Alf Houck
10/24/1990	90754	64 kbs	VBR	After hearing another Nak source that kicks this run's boards, remember the name - Alf Houck.	Alf Houck
10/28/1990	90833	64 kbs	VBR	Alf Houck. The man. The mission. The Naks.	Alf Houck
12/8/1990	117558		VBR	Very clear, recorded from center repeater stack, so somewhat monoish.	Mike Darby
12/9/1990	117610		VBR	Same quality as the previous night'd Darby recording.	Mike Darby
12/27/1990	28385	64 kbs	VBR	Almost pristine. Set 2 only.	JC Mahoney, D. O'Neill
3/21/1991	94179	64 kbs	VBR	Another very good Litzenberger recording. Check out the "Stir it Up" jam just before drums.	Keith Litzenberger
4/4/1991	24711	64 kbs	VBR	Clear vocals and instruments, crowd present but not intrusive.	Thomas Larson
4/27/1991	91055	64 kbs	VBR	Almost made it onto the "pristine" page. Set 2 only	Unknown
4/28/1991	19161	64 kbs	VBR	Excellent FOB.	Unknown
5/4/1991	116894		VBR	Could use a bit more bottom, but very clear and enjoyable to listen to.	John Lech
5/12/1991	9402/	64 kbs	VBR	Another good FOB.	Unknown
6/7/1991	10558		VBR	For those who find the board too lifeless, this is a very acceptable alternative.	Trew Rickers
6/9/1991	95641	64 kbs	VBR	Who needs boards when you've got recordings as good as this one?  I mean, really - who?	J. Young, C. Brennecke
6/12/1991	94310	64 kbs	VBR	Another great Litzenberger recording.	Keith Litzenberger
6/14/1991	94371	64 kbs	VBR	For a Litzenberger I'd have to give this a gentleman's B. For anyone else, I'd rate it a solid A.	Keith Litzenberger
6/17/1991	95644	64 kbs	VBR	Catches the "HOE-LEE SHIIIIIIT!!!!!" atmosphere of the Eyes opener AND sounds excellent.	J. Young, C. Brennecke
6/19/1991	19144	64 kbs	VBR	If all you've heard is the board, you still haven't heard this show.  Mandatory download.	Unknown
6/24/1991	28394	64 kbs	VBR	Very good FOB.	JC Mahoney, D. O'Neill
6/25/1991	28403	64 kbs	VBR	Same quality as previous night.	JC Mahoney, D. O'Neill
6/25/1991	95647	64 kbs	VBR	This has an OMFG clarity to it.  Don't think, download.  Now.	J. Young, C. Brennecke
6/28/1991	96359	64 kbs	VBR	Loud, raucous and in your face.  This ain't no stinkin' board - this is the GRATEFUL DEAD!	J. Young, C. Brennecke
8/12/1991	96371	64 kbs	VBR	Phil phans will love this one.  Crank it and you'll think you're at the show.	J. Young, C. Brennecke
8/13/1991	91678	64 kbs	VBR	Good recording, but slightly muffled, no crowd energy. Go w/the SBD if you can find it.	Keith Litzenberger
8/14/1991	113427		VBR	Weak Jerry vocals, otherwise most instruments and vocals are clear.  Occasional crowd convos.	Da Weez
8/18/1991	94188	64 kbs	VBR	Another great Litzenberger recording.	Keith Litzenberger
9/9/1991	96399	64 kbs	VBR	AUD fans will love it, newcomers, eh.  A welcome alternative to the bloodless SBD, though.	J. Young, C. Brennecke
9/10/1991	96422	64 kbs	VBR	Pro: pretty clear, good listen.  Con: a bit distant and echoey, low but audible crowd chatter.	J. Young, C. Brennecke
9/13/1991	97387	64 kbs	VBR	Description for 9/10/91 Young-Brennecke applies here and for the rest of the MSG run.	J. Young, C. Brennecke
9/14/1991	97388	64 kbs	VBR	Same tapers, same venue, same description.	J. Young, C. Brennecke
9/16/1991	97389	64 kbs	VBR	Same tapers, same venue, same description.	J. Young, C. Brennecke
9/17/1991	97390	64 kbs	VBR	Same tapers, same venue, same description.	J. Young, C. Brennecke
9/18/1991	97391	64 kbs	VBR	Same tapers, same venue, same description.	J. Young, C. Brennecke
9/18/1991	94309	64 kbs	VBR	A little constricted sounding, distant vocals. Still, quality's good and the playing is spectacular.	Keith Litzenberger
9/20/1991	101438		VBR	Clear though not pristine recording.  Lots of crowd energy.	J. Young, C. Brennecke
9/21/1991	85221	64 kbs	VBR	Really good recording, clear w/lots of energy.  Check out TLEO.	Andrew Faintych
9/21/1991	101439		VBR	Clear though not pristine recording.  Lots of crowd energy.	J. Young, C. Brennecke
9/22/1991	85223	64 kbs	VBR	Again, there's just more energy here than on the board. Also some excellent Bruce.	Andrew Faintych
9/22/1991	101440		VBR	Clearer than the previous two nights, closer to the stage.  Set I only.	J. Young, C. Brennecke
9/24/1991	101441		VBR	Clear though not pristine recording.  Lots of crowd energy.	J. Young, C. Brennecke
9/25/1991	101442		VBR	Clear though not pristine recording.  Lots of crowd energy.	J. Young, C. Brennecke
9/26/1991	101443		VBR	Clear though not pristine recording.  Lots of crowd energy.	J. Young, C. Brennecke
12/31/1991	94179	64 kbs	VBR	Not the best Litzenberger recording, but that's like saying not the best Maserati. ;-)	Keith Litzenberger
3/2/1992	105675		VBR	Clear keys, guitars and vocals.  Plenty of depth and punch, without sacrificing the high end.	Trew Rickers
3/20/1992	76478	64 kbs	VBR	A little distant at times, and more than a few handclaps, but worth a listen.  Still beats the SBD.	Unknown
3/21/1992	97542	64 kbs	VBR	Slightly distorted sounding, still worth a listen.	Keith Litzenberger
3/21/1992	76484	64 kbs	VBR	Ditch the board and get this.  Brighter than the Litzenberger, liver than the board.	Unknown
5/23/1992	14835	64 kbs	VBR	Not as clear as the SBD, but not nearly as sterile, either.	Paul Tumolo
5/29/1992	116446		VBR	Similar to Miller's 5/31/92.  Why I prefer good AUDs to SBDs in the Vince era.	Chuck Miller
5/30/1992	116403		VBR	Same taper, same mics, same venue, same run, same great sound.	Chuck Miller
5/31/1992	116420		VBR	The 90's have far fewer terrible recordings, but far fewer excellent ones too.  This is excellent.	Chuck Miller
6/14/1992	105592		VBR	Not as clear as the SBD, but not nearly as sterile, either.  Solid, punchy.	Jon Pasternak
6/28/1992	132778		VBR	Everything I wrote for the next night's recording applies equally to this one.	cdipietro
6/29/1992	132789		VBR	Borderline pristine. Less punch than the Litzenberger (which may make it more desireable).	cdipietro
12/5/1992	8757	64 kbs	VBR	Great, up front recording.	Unknown
12/6/1992	10381	64 kbs	VBR	Excellent, well-rounded recording.	Unknown
12/6/1992	33956	64 kbs	VBR	Very similar in quality to the other source.	Todd Evans
3/25/1993	34849	64 kbs	VBR	Puts you right up in the front. Punchy Schoeps sound.  High quality, very recommended.	Todd Evans
5/14/1993	94259	64 kbs	VBR	Very good Litzenberger recording. Wouldn't call it pristine, but excellent.	Keith Litzenberger
5/25/1993	19223	64 kbs	VBR	Excellent tape.	Tom Bellanca
5/26/1993	84031	64 kbs	VBR	Another good FOB.	Todd Evans
5/27/1993	91374	64 kbs	VBR	A bit more distorted than the other Litzenberger on the "pristine" page, but still very, very good.	S. Fink, K. Litzenberger
5/27/1993	100800		VBR	Up front and vibrant FOB.  REALLY good recording.	T. Evans, J.Waddell
6/13/1993	116901		VBR	Best circulating AUD to date for this show.  Clear, clean and live.	Floater
6/15/1993	18984	64 kbs	VBR	Vocals are bit weak, but all in all a nice, well rounded recording.	J. Young, C. Brennecke
6/16/1993	99165		VBR	Very tasty recording, much more of a "you are there" feeling.	Steve Rolfe
6/19/1993	16607	64 kbs	VBR	All around very good recording. A bit too much top and too little bottom, but overall fine.	Unknown
6/21/1993	118166		VBR	Clear recording that captures the energy of the show. Close to matrix-like quality.	Mike Darby
6/22/1993	118168		VBR	Similar quality to the night before. Proof that a good Vince-era AUD always beats the SBD.	Mike Darby
6/23/1993	118192		VBR	Vocals are a bit more distant than the previous two nights. Still, wouldn't kick it out of bed.	Mike Darby
8/22/1993	97076	64 kbs	VBR	Another very clear Litzenberger recording.  Nice to finally have an alternative to the sterile board.	S. Fink, K. Litzenberger
8/25/1993	94033	64 kbs	VBR	Another good Litzenberger recording.	Keith Litzenberger
9/12/1993	24494		VBR	Good all-around recording.	Cousinit
9/14/1993	19237		VBR	Much more solid and up-front recording than the previous night's.	Cousinit
9/16/1993	8375	64 kbs	VBR	Check out the Days Between.	Eliot Byron
9/17/1993	5704	64 kbs	VBR	Yet another great recording from this run.	J. Young, C. Brennecke
9/18/1993	5079	64 kbs	VBR	Very clear recording.	J. Young, C. Brennecke
9/22/1993	97122	64 kbs	VBR	Weak bottom, punchy mids, clear highs.  Accurate representation of Vince-era mix.	Keith Litzenberger
9/25/1993	137562		VBR	Short but very sweet recording. Set I only.	Charlie Miller
6/8/1994	117196		VBR	Very clean, clear, live recording.	Baker
6/10/1994	10067	64 kbs	VBR	Almost made it onto the "pristine" page.	Unknown
6/18/1994	109217		VBR	Strong low freqs, lots of depth, highs *slightly* muted but still clear.  Very nice recording.	baker
7/3/1994	86000	64 kbs	VBR	Clear high freqs, obviously an AUD but a very good one.	Neil Sturtevant (?)
7/13/1994	34299	64 kbs	VBR	Slight tinniness keeps it off the pristine tab. Could almost be a board.	Bill Koucky
7/19/1994	92433	64 kbs	VBR	An upgrade to the source I previously posted here, much clearer.	John Bleich
7/23/1994	574	64 kbs	VBR	You've never heard a Samba in the Rain like THIS Samba in the Rain. :-)	Tim Buller
7/26/1994	10225	64 kbs	VBR	Not perfect, but definitely good quality and worth a listen. Slightly muffled sound.	Chase Smith
8/1/1994	96433	64 kbs	VBR	Slightly boomy, but vocals and instruments come through clearly. Definite "you are there" feeling.	Keith Litzenberger
8/3/1994	20291	64 kbs	VBR	Levels are a bit overdriven, but otherwise this is a clear, crisp, excellent recording.	Dan Sisler
9/18/1994	10069	64 kbs	VBR	Levels are a bit overdriven, but otherwise this is a clear, crisp, excellent recording.	Unknown
9/29/1994	15078	64 kbs	VBR	A bit too much volume keeps this off the "pristine" page. Still excellent.	Dave Minor
10/1/1994	15079	64 kbs	VBR	Very solid, up front recording	Dave Minor
10/2/1994	15111	64 kbs	VBR	Very solid, up front recording	Dave Minor
10/3/1994	15112	64 kbs	VBR	Identical quality as the previous 2 nights. Excellent recording.	Dave Minor
10/6/1994	79554	64 kbs	VBR	A bit too much volume keeps this off the "pristine" page. Still excellent.	John Bleich
10/7/1994	97255	64 kbs	VBR	Slightly distant, but still good and definitely preferable to the sterility of a Vince-era board.	Eliot Byron
10/7/1994	101803		VBR	Of a comparable quality with the Byron recording.	Keith Litzenberger
10/9/1994	132783	64 kbs	VBR	I'm not as into post-Healy AUDs as I used to be - but this restores my faith.	cdpietro
10/10/1994	88861	64 kbs	VBR	Marginally inferior quality to the next night's AKG recording keeps this off the "pristine" page.	Tom McMinn
10/15/1994	96333	64 kbs	VBR	This is why people try to tape Front of Board - that clear, up front, in your face FOB sound. :-)	Keith Litzenberger
10/15/1994	96457	64 kbs	VBR	Brighter than the Litzenberger source - maybe too bright for some.  You be the judge.	John Bleich
10/19/1994	91913	64 kbs	VBR	Crisp and bright tones dominate.  More mids and lows and I'd put it on the "pristine" page.	Chris LaPorte
3/18/1995	92015	64 kbs	VBR	Good all around representation of instruments and vocals.	John Bleich
3/29/1995	16088	64 kbs	VBR	Very clear recording.	Unknown
4/2/1995	91056	64 kbs	VBR	Very clear recording.	Greg Holtz
4/7/1995	137445		VBR	Clear, punchy, ballsy recording. Why I always prefer AUD's post-Hornsby.	Andy Trate
5/19/1995	8874	64 kbs	VBR	Now this is one strong, clear recording!	Unknown
5/20/1995	8875	64 kbs	VBR	A bit more muffled, but more up front than the next source. Choose wisely, son, choose wisely. ;)	Unknown
5/20/1995	18798	64 kbs	VBR	Good AKG recording.	Dan Sisler
5/21/1995	8876	64 kbs	VBR	Pros: up front, percussive, clear instruments and vocals. Cons: slightly muffled.	Unknown
5/24/1995	141527		VBR	Stellar FOB Schoeps sound. Right in the Phil zone.	Pete Ebel
5/25/1995	141528		VBR	Nice, up front FOB sound. Healthy highs, but not brittle like the other sources.	Pete Ebel
5/26/1995	35199	64 kbs	VBR	Very clear instruments and vocals, without sacrificing the bottom end.	Unknown
5/26/1995	87601	64 kbs	VBR	Slightly muffled, but altogether a good recording.	Mike Albright
5/28/1995	9992	64 kbs	VBR	Another punchy Schoeps recording. Very clear, not distorted.	Unknown
5/28/1995	33569	64 kbs	VBR	Appears to be another transfer of the same Schoeps recording.	Unknown
5/29/1995	10070	64 kbs	VBR	Identical quality as the previous night, i.e, excellent.	Unknown
5/29/1995	34270	64 kbs	VBR	Appears to be another transfer of the same Schoeps recording.	Unknown
5/29/1995	85419	64 kbs	VBR	Another Schoeps recording, this one not so in your face but still loud and punchy.	Jones, Trigale, Cowan
6/2/1995	85533	64 kbs	VBR	Slightly muffled, but altogether a good recording.	N. Sturtevant
6/3/1995	138847	64 kbs	VBR	FOB Neumanns replace previous Nak source. Same clarity, more punch.	Evan
6/4/1995	85723	64 kbs	VBR	No reason for an SBD when you have a recording like this. Some wind noise at times.	N. Sturtevant
6/15/1995	146064		VBR	This recording has punch the others lack. Schoeps often make up for thin acoustics	Rich Gastwert
6/18/1995	2543		VBR	Slightly tinny, but has a lot of punch and clear vocals.	Unknown
6/19/1995	85632	64 kbs	VBR	Solid bass and middles, acceptable highs. Should make the pickiest listener happy.	Keith Litzenberger
6/21/1995	141512		VBR	Decent quality, could use more punch.	Ray Ackerman
6/22/1995	142037		VBR	Good, balanced sound. Could use more Phil, but altogether nice OTS feeling.	Pat Walsh
6/24/1995	8819		VBR	Replacing the Stine recording with this one. Same clarity, but more low end punch.	Tim Wiley(?)
6/25/1995	81340		VBR	Clear, slightly thin recording. More likely due to acoustics than anything else.	Scott Swayne
6/27/1995	119108		VBR	Again, a nicely balanced OTS recording from Thunich.	Marcus Thunich
6/28/1995	119109		VBR	Naks give this recording a nice, balanced sound. Good audio representation.	Marcus Thunich
6/30/1995	83114	64 kbs	VBR	Very up front sound. A few screams a bit too close to the mike, but otherwise pretty good.	T. Evans, A. Gross
6/30/1995	92491	64 kbs	VBR	Never thought I'd say this, but this is somewhat more of a well-rounded sound than the Schoeps.	Greg Holtz
7/2/1995	19592	64 kbs	VBR	"The Titanic sails at dawn…" The gate crash show, in brilliant stereo. :-(	Unknown
7/2/1995	113283		VBR	Approximately the same quality as the previous source.	Mark Nutter
7/5/1995	1819	64 kbs	VBR	Can't speak to the quality of the show itself, but the recording is really good.	Unknown
7/6/1995	119430		VBR	AKG's hit the sweet spot between Nak highs and AudioTechnica lows, hence they get this spot.	Mike Darby
7/8/1995	147113		VBR	Big bottom, big bottom, talk about Phil bombs, this pull's got 'em...	Pat Walsh
7/9/1995	147057		VBR	Another excellent recording of the Dead's final show	Pat Walsh