Grateful Dead
6.30.1995 Sets Ip/II
Three Rivers Stadium
Pittsburgh, PA


VIDEO ATTRIBUTES:
Source: 1st Gen VHS (tripod)
TV system: (NTSC)
Aspect Ratio: 4:3
Sys Bitrate: 10800 kb/s VBR
Editing: Panasonic PV-V4522 4 Head VCR > Monster Composite Cables > Canopus ADVC-100 > Firewire > Vegas 4 > DVD Architect 2 > DVD Shrink 3.2


AUDIO ATTRIBUTES:
Source: FOB 26th row Schoeps CMC6/MK4s
Audio Coding mode: DVD_LPCM_AUDIO
Sampling Rate: 48kHz
Bitrate: 228 Kbps


Set One:

1) ~cut~ Masterpiece
2)Bird Song >
3)Promised Land

Set Two:

4)Rain
5)Box of Rain
6)Samba in the Rain
7)Looks Like Rain >
8)Terrapin Station > Drums ~cut~
9)I Need A Miracle >
10) Standing On The Moon
11) Encore: Gloria


The vhs that this was sourced from is 1st gen but it was played alot so
it doesn't retain it full initail quality due to time / wear & tear etc...
All of the cuts present on the dvd are present on the vhs as well.

Primus - A Tribute To Kings 2nd Leg
Sunday June 12th, 2022
The Orpheum
601 Smithe Street
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Taper:  LeifH [2022#61a]
Source 1:  CA-11 > Bat2B > M10
Transfer:  PC via USB > RX9 > Wavepad > flac ( via TLH

Setlist:  01:58:00
00 intro
01 American Life
02 Wynona's Big Brown Beaver
03 Follow The Fool
04 Frizzle Fry
05 Conspiranoia
06 Welcome To This World >
07 My Name Is Mud >
08 Jerry Was A Racecar Driver
09 The Ol' Diamondback Sturgeon
-intermission-
10 A Farewell To Kings
11 Xanadu
12 Closer To The Heart
13 Cinderella Man
14 Madrigal
15 Cygnus X-1
-encore-
16 Shake Hands With Beef
17 Professor Nutbutter's House Of Treats

My 43rd Primus show.  This was the sixth and final show I caught on this tour, having flown out to Winnipeg and followed them back west.  Recorded from the orchestra section - RC, Row 9, slightly ROC by 1 seat. 

This was the first time they used Cage Claypool's music video for Follow The Fool as their live visuals accompanying the song. 

Primus played the Orpheum 10 years prior, almost to the day (June 15th, 2012) on the Green Naugahyde Tour. 

Was it The Fastest Guitar Alive  in 1967? Just did a search asking if he was ever in movies, and then specifically a western.

People also ask
Did Roy Orbison ever appear in a western?
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Director: Mickey Moore
Art directors: George Davis, Merrill Pye
Cinematography: W. Wallace Kelley
Distributed by: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Editor: Ben Lewis

https://youtu.be/J9HW4KozIk0?si=NIz98ZPIx4gA3XR1

https://youtu.be/cK9JwuqZXWM?si=iuJZGfpIz9moU_n7

He was really amazing. But I actually like that he didn't focus on just guitar all the time. Pure guitar music is boring.

Just checked the tv and there was Roy Orbison, guitar in hand, in a western movie singing a Mexican song.
I checked wiki and not a mention of a movie that I saw.

I never knew.

steve