The Grateful Dead Movie [Blu-ray] Promo Offer

Title : The Grateful Dead Movie [Blu-ray]
ASIN : B005M2A4FC
Description : The Grateful Dead Movie on Blu-ray for the first time, in a deluxe 2-disc version, with the feature film on Blu-ray and a DVD loaded with an extensive slate of bonus features five hours of content in all! Co-directed by Jerry Garcia, The Grateful Dead Movie was originally released in 1977, and captures performances from five October 1974 shows at San Francisco's Winterland Ballroom.

The film has been carefully transferred from the original 35mm film negative in High Definition and is presented in 1.78:1 widescreen aspect ratio. The audio options include a 5.1 DTS HD Master Audio presentation of the original theatrical audio mix, a DTS 5.1 audio mix, mixed from the master multitrack tapes, and a PCM 2.0 audio mix, also mixed from the master multitrack tapes.

Program Listing:
1. Animation
2. U.S. Blues
3. One More Saturday Night
4. Bill Graham's Crew Introduction
5. Goin Down The Road Feeling Bad
6. Soundcheck
7. Truckin
8. Eyes Of The World
9. Ripped Off Fan
10. Sugar Magnolia
11. It's Like A Continuous Trip
12. Intermission
13. Playing In The Band
14. Levy Gets In
15. Stella Blue
16. Casey Jones
17. The Om People
18. Weirdness From He s Gone
19. Morning Dew
20. Encore Break
21. Johnny B. Goode
22. It Must Have Been The Roses/End Credits

Bonus Songs:
Uncle John's Band
Sugaree
The Other One
Spanish Jam
Mind Left Body Jam
The Other One
Scarlet Begonias
China Cat Sunflower
I Know You Rider
Dark Star
Weather Report Suite
Features :

• Brand Name: UMGD Mfg#: 826663129373
• Shipping Weight: 1.00 lbs
• Manufacturer: SHOUT FACTORY/UMG
• Genre: Music Video: Documentary
• All music products are properly licensed and guaranteed authentic.

List Price : $24.98
Price : $22.98
Saved Price : $2.00

category: TV
brand: Shout Factory!
Item Page Detail URL : link
Rating : 4.7
Review : David Lemieux Does It Again!
David Lemieux is the Grateful Dead organization's current "keeper of The Vault", having taken over for the band's original archivist Dick Latvala, may he R.I.P.

Remastering The Grateful Dead Movie is his second major video project, the first being "The Closing of Winterland", which is also highly recommended.

Even though the Dead were at their creative peak in 1974 (my opinion, of course), the audio and video quality of the multitude of concert videos that have been released by and of this band arguably improves as we move forward in time, if for no other reason than technology. Simply stated, they were able to make a better recording in, say, 1990 than in 1974.

All that changed when when David Lemieux decided to go back to some of earlier masterpieces and painstakingly remaster them.

I own The Grateful Dead Movie on VHS and on LaserDisc. Yet they rarely get played due to lack of decent audio quality. There's simply so much more to enjoy...