Dozin' at the Knick [Live]

Disc: 1
1. Hell in a Bucket
2. Dupree's Diamond Blues
3. Just a Little Light
4. Walkin' Blues
5. Jack-A-Roe
6. Never Trust a Woman
See all 9 tracks on this disc
Disc: 2
1. Playing in the Band
2. Uncle John's Band
3. Lady With a Fan
4. Terrapin Station
5. Mud Love Buddy Jam
6. Drums
See all 7 tracks on this disc
Disc: 3
1. Space
2. Wheel
3. All Along the Watchtower
4. Stella Blue
5. Not Fade Away
6. And We Bid You Goodnight
See all 12 tracks on this disc

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Dozin' at the Knick [Live]

Average customer rating: Keepin' the vibe alive Yet Another Live Dead Album. Still Worth it! Among the Best Live Dead Our love will not fade away....

Dozin' at the Knick Grateful Dead Manufacturer: Grateful Dead / Wea ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Rock Jam Bands | Jam Bands | Rock | Styles | Music General | Live Albums | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Album-Oriented Rock (AOR) | Classic Rock | Styles | Music Similar Items: Go to Nassau Hundred Year Hall: 4-26-72 Steppin' Out with the Grateful Dead: England '72 Fillmore East: April 1971 Rockin' the Rhein with the Grateful Dead ASIN: B0002SPPUA Release Date: 2004-08-31

Tracks:

1. Hell in a Bucket
2. Dupree's Diamond Blues
3. Just a Little Light
4. Walkin' Blues
5. Jack-A-Roe
6. Never Trust a Woman
7. When I Paint My Masterpiece
8. Row Jimmy
9. Blow Away

Tracks:

1. Playing in the Band
2. Uncle John's Band
3. Lady With a Fan
4. Terrapin Station
5. Mud Love Buddy Jam
6. Drums
7. Space

Tracks:

1. Space
2. Wheel
3. All Along the Watchtower
4. Stella Blue
5. Not Fade Away
6. And We Bid You Goodnight
7. Space
8. I Will Take You Home
9. Goin' Down the Road Feeling Bad
10. Black Peter
11. Around and Around
12. Brokedown Palace

Customer Reviews:

Keepin' the vibe alive.......2006-12-26

This is a very good live release although I think that there are better releases out there. This is a collection of a three night run at the Knickerbocker Arena in Albany. Many people considered this run to have one great show 3/24 one ok show 3/25 and one below par show 3/26. I think that's a little harsh. An interesting thing is that 3/26 had the most unusual song selection. One of the biggest complaints against this album when it came out was not so much what was on it(although some did complain about the amount of Brent songs) but what was left off. This run of shows had what many people consider to be the all time best Loser. also left off were Black Throated Wind(with different lyrics), the last and one of the best Built To Last, a rare Big Railroad Blues among others. I like the release for what it is. It has a pretty good selection of songs which are rendered well for the most part. Although I have to agree with most of my friends about the over doing of the Brent songs. Stadouts are Bucket, Dupree's, Little Light and Row Jimmy on disc one. I tend to like all of discs 2 & 3 even though I really don't care for I Will Take You Home. A very good release but don't start here.

Yet Another Live Dead Album. Still Worth it!.......2006-03-18

'Dozin At the Knick' is a long (3 CD set) recording of a live concert in the Hudson Valley (Rip Van Winkle territory) which, to a non-Dead fan will probably sound like the passle of other Live Dead albums, except for my favorite, the original 'Live / Dead'.

If you had to pick one other Dead concert album, this one may rank high on the list simply because of the ample amount of material and the nice variety, including the very Sci Fi cut, 'Space' and two very good covers of Bob Dylan's 'When I Paint My Masterpiece' and 'All Along the Watchtower' (but not quite as good as the classic from Jimi).

This satisfies my most important criterion for buying a CD. Am I willing to listen to at at least once a year, for many years to come.

Among the Best Live Dead.......2005-12-24

I recently made one of those listmania lists, my favorite live Dead, and I found myself listening to these CDs for the first time in awhile. I had forgotten how good they are.

My favorite era for live Dead, if I had to pick one, would be the mid to late 70's, when it seemed all the different threads that formed their music were at their best. The music was folksy, bluesy, jazzy, and psychedelic. I could do without Donna's wailing, but that's out of my control, best to tune it out. I think '76 and '77 may have been the years when they were at their most consistent, if you were going to hear a show selected randomly from those years you had a good chance of hearing great music. Contrast that to the end of the Brent era, a time when Jerry himself said they just running on inertia (though worse was yet to come), when the Dead were fully in the "one in three" mode. It always angered me that they didn't feel more obligated to perform well on all nights given the prices for tickets. I know the point of the show was hanging out in the lot, indulging in the things heads indulge in, and dancing ecstatically with your bothers and sisters. I certainly get that and had plenty of good times based on that alone. But there was nothing like those nights when they turned on, when whatever they were doing was working, when it seemed Jerry was playing just to you.

These shows are evidence that, even during their deflated era, they still had those moments. And when they were on, when they were brilliant, they were astonishing and there was still nothing better. This set, compiled from three consecutive shows, shows the late Brent-era Dead at their best, from the songs selected, the group interactions, the solos, the timing, and the overall arc.

I wish I was there. I wish I could be at any show again for that matter, even one of their more disappointing shows was still way more fun than anything else you can do with your clothes on.

Disc 2 may be the single best CD of live Dead I own. Playing in the band --> Uncle John's Band --> Lady with a Fan --> Terrapin --> Mud Love Buddy Jam --> Drums --> Space. Nothing is rushed, but it doesn't take long to build. And then the transcendent moments keep coming, each one seeming more glorious than the last. If you are Phil fan, you'll get great Phil bombs from the bass, and Jerry's solos are soaring and buoyant, peak after peak after peak.

Our love will not fade away...........2004-10-07

Great album, especailly the wheel through we bid you good night on disc 3. Great crowd interaction that would bring a tear to any dead fan's eye and make you especially miss Jerry. Recorded in the 1990's the crowd could sense the end and gave back their years of love and appreciation. It is better then any live band and Dave Mathews fans especially should see how a real jam band does it.........

Average customer rating: Very nice 1990 dead AND A HALF Dozin great buy Disappointing Dead

Dozin' at the Knick Grateful Dead Manufacturer: Arista ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Rock Jam Bands | Jam Bands | Rock | Styles | Music Jam Bands | Live Albums | Rock | Styles | Music General | Live Albums | Rock | Styles | Music Psychedelic Rock | Classic Rock | Styles | Music Album-Oriented Rock (AOR) | Classic Rock | Styles | Music General | Live Albums | Classic Rock | Styles | Music General | Classic Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | Rock | Box Sets | Stores | Music Classic Rock | Box Sets | Stores | Music Similar Items: The Closing of Winterland Truckin' Up to Buffalo: July 4, 1989 Without a Net Hundred Year Hall: 4-26-72 Without a Net ASIN: B000002VKD Release Date: 1996-10-29

Tracks:

1. Hell In A Bucket
2. Dupree's Diamond Blues
3. Just A Little Light
4. Walkin' Blues
5. Jack A Roe
6. Never Trust A Woman
7. When I Paint My Mastrpiece
8. Row Jimmy
9. Blow Away

Tracks:

1. Playing In The Band
2. Uncle John's Band
3. Lady With A Fan
4. Terrapin Station
5. Mud Love Buddy Jam
6. Drums
7. Space

Tracks:

1. Space
2. The Wheel
3. All along The Watchtower
4. Stella Blue
5. Not Fade Away
6. And We Bid You Goodnight
7. Space
8. I Will Take You Home
9. Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad
10. Black Peter
11. Around and Around
12. Brokedown Palace

Customer Reviews:

Very nice 1990 dead.......2004-04-10

These 3 discs are very nice. i have well over 100 grateful dead cd's and i really like this set of 3 cd's. they are not my favorite but they do get into the rotation quite a bit. This era of the grateful dead before brents death is one of the best eras of the dead and definatally the best scince the late 70's.
All and all if you like brent you should pick up these 3 cd's becuase he is featured on a number of songs such as blow away and i will take you home.
Bottom line is if you are a fan of the grateful dead and you are even thinking about purchasing these cd's do so because you will not regret it.

AND A HALF.......2004-04-07

This being the first live cd I was on, (you can hear me if you listen), my only complaint are the omissions. The first night's LTGTR> Help> Slipknot> Franklin's; the second night's Eyes> Samson> Crazy Fingers> Truckin> Spoonful, and the third night's Miracle> Mr. Fantasy> Gimme Some Lovin> Morning Dew. But I just doubled the length of the the package. Who the heck cares. I would buy it

Dozin.......2003-06-26

I was at all three of these shows...it was a pain to get in but once in, the music was magic...I went to school outside of Albany at the time and was out of my mind to think they were playing albany...the first night was the best of the run..the last night was the weakest (broadcast on the radio so there are good versions out there)...terrapin>mud love body jam>drums>space is a piece of art...great run into nassau with branford..get any show from the spring of '90

great buy.......2002-12-25

this may not be one of the dead's finest, most outstanding sets, but it is certainly worth buying. the "drums" and "space" on dics 2 are two of my favorite versions. the whole thing is just a strange and original dead night. very fun to listen to. other great dead choices are, "dicks picks 18","dicks picks 15", and "ladies and gentlemen, the grateful dead".

Disappointing Dead.......2002-10-25

I listen to all kinds of music but the Dead are by far my favorite, and I own a bunch of it from all different periods. With all of the Dead music out there, we've got to be a little critical about the best and worst of it. This CD is by far the worst Dead I've ever heard. I gave it an honest effort when I first got it and gave up, and then tried again after some time away - but it is no use. In general, the playing is sloppy and uninspired, but the biggest reason is the horrendous keyboard playing of Brent - it has a really unpleasent tone, he plays too much, and it's too loud and too obvious. Using a poor analogy, over and over the band starts building a promising musical structure, a delicate house of cards, and Brent's keyboads come in like a hammer to demolish the whole thing. I initially gave it 2 stars, but I have to be honest - it is that bad.

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