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    Grateful Dead - Wake Of The Flood (HDCD) 3 bonus tracks

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    Grateful Dead - Wake Of The Flood (HDCD) 3 bonus tracks (1973/2006)
    Rock | EAC (APE+CUE+LOG) | full 300dpi scans | 479 MB
    Rhino/WEA | 1973/2006 | 8122-73276-2
    rar files | 3% recovery


    Tracks
    01 Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo Garcia, Hunter 5:45
    02 Let Me Sing Your Blues Away Godchaux, Hunter 3:17
    03 Row Jimmy Garcia, Hunter 7:14
    04 Stella Blue Garcia, Hunter 6:26
    05 Here Comes Sunshine Garcia, Hunter 4:40
    06 Eyes of the World Garcia, Hunter 5:19
    07 Weather Report Suite Andersen, Barlow, Weir 12:52
    08 Eyes of the World [live/*] Garcia, Hunter 17:05
    09 Weather Report Suite
  • Andersen, Barlow, Weir 12:39
    10 China Doll
  • Garcia, Hunter 4:02

    Review by Lindsay Planer
    After satisfying their nine-title/dozen-disc deal with Warner Brothers, the Dead began their own record labels – Grateful Dead Records (for group releases) and Round Records (for solo projects). Wake of the Flood was the first Dead disc issued entirely under the band's supervision – which also included manufacturing and marketing. Additionally, the personnel had been altered as Ron "Pigpen" McKernan had passed away. The keyboard responsibilities were now in the capable hands of Keith Godchaux – whose wife Donna Jean Godchaux also provided backing vocals. It had been nearly three years since American Beauty – their previous and most successful studio album to date – and, as always, the Dead had been honing the material in concert. A majority of the tracks had been incorporated into their live sets – some for nearly six months – prior to entering the recording studio. This gave the band a unique perspective on the material, much of which remained for the next 20-plus years as staples of their concert performances. However, the inspiration and magic of the Grateful Dead's music has always been a challenge to capture in the non-reciprocal confines of a studio. Therefore, while Wake of the Flood was certainly as good – if not arguably better than – most of their previous non-live efforts, it falls far short of the incendiary performances the band was giving during this era. There are a few tracks that do tap into some of the Dead's jazzier and exceedingly improvisational nature. "Eyes of the World" contains some brilliant ensemble playing – although the time limitations inherent in the playback medium result in the track fading out just as the Dead start to really cook. Another highlight is Bob Weir's "Weather Report Suite," which foreshadows the epic proportions that the song would ultimately reach. In later years, the band dropped the opening instrumental "Prelude," as well as "Part One," choosing to pick it up for the extended "Let It Grow" section. The lilting Jerry Garcia ballad "Stella Blue" is another track that works well in this incarnation and remained in the Dead's rotating set list for the remainder of their touring careers. [In 2004, Rhino released a remastered, expanded edition of Wake of the Flood as part of the exhaustive 12-disc box Beyond Description (1973-1989); in 2006, this expanded CD was released separately. The expanded disc contained three bonus tracks: a 17-minute live version of "Eyes of the World" recorded in September 1973 at Nassau Coliseum in New York; an acoustic demo of "Weather Report Suite"; and an interesting outtake of "China Doll," which showed up on the Dead's next album, From the Mars Hotel.]



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