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The Grateful Dead Movie Soundtrack

The Grateful Dead Movie Soundtrack
Grateful Dead

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Track Listing

Disc 1:

  1. U.S. Blues
  2. One More Saturday Night
  3. China Cat Sunflower
  4. I Know You Rider
  5. Eyes of the World
  6. China Doll
  7. Playing in the Band

Disc 2:

  1. Scarlet Begonias
  2. He's Gone
  3. Jam
  4. Weirdness
  5. Other One
  6. Spanish Jam
  7. Mind Left Body Jam
  8. Other Jam
  9. Stella Blue
  10. Casey Jones

Disc 3:

  1. Weather Report Suite
  2. Jam
  3. Dark Star
  4. Morning Dew
  5. Not Fade Away
  6. Goin' Down the Road Feeling Bad

Disc 4:

  1. Uncle John's Band
  2. Big Railroad Blues
  3. Tomorrow Is Forever
  4. Sugar Magnolia
  5. He's Gone
  6. Caution Jam
  7. Drums
  8. Space
  9. Truckin'
  10. Black Peter
  11. Sunshine Daydream

Disc 5:

  1. Playing in the Band
  2. Drums
  3. Not Fade Away
  4. Drums
  5. Other One
  6. Wharf Rat
  7. Playing in the Band
  8. Johnny B. Goode
  9. Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo
  10. We Bid You Goodnight

Product Details

  • Released on: 2005-04-15
  • Number of discs: 5
  • Formats: Import, Live, Soundtrack
  • Dimensions: .71 pounds

Editorial Reviews

From Amazon.com
More than just a significantly expanded soundtrack to the new DVD edition of the band's 1974 documentary, the five discs here (taken from a five-night stand at San Francisco's fabled Winterland in October) also document the end of an early Dead era, capturing extensive highlights from the band's final gigs before beginning a performance hiatus that would last until 1976. Typically expansive in scope, yet tightly focused in the interplay of its performances, the anthology kicks off with a brisk slate of upbeat early favorites and then settles back as the band wends its way through spacious, jazzy jams ("Eyes of the World," "Playing in the Band," "Weather Report Suite"), roots-conscious workouts, and the fervent mysticism of Deadhead touchstones like "Dark Star." The recordings also capture the return to action of drummer Mickey Hart after a three-plus-year layoff, and showcase separate percussion solo interludes from both Hart and Bill Kreutzmann. Containing a considerable number of rich live takes that failed to make the DVD set's bonus outtake disc, this is a an expansive, riveting evocation of the band's early '70s prime--a must for any dedicated Deadhead. --Jerry McCulley