Grateful Dead 03.31.1973 Buffalo, NY Complete SBD⚡Friday famJAM Ep.165

Grateful Dead March 31, 1973
Memorial Auditorium - Buffalo NY

Set I
0:00:00 poster
0:00:13 Mississippi Half-Step
0:08:13 The Race Is On
0:11:16 S/ugaree (splice @ 1;38)
0:19:11 Mexicali Blues
0:22:58 Box of Rain
0:28:22 Tennessee Jed
0:36:43 Jack Straw
0:41:25 Big Railroad Blues
0:44:43 El Paso
0:48:52 /Row Jimmy
0:56:46 Looks Like Rain
1:04:12 They Love Each Other
1:10:23 Playing in the /Band (splice @ 12;53)

Set II
1:27:11 Promised Land ~
1:29:59 Bertha ~
1:35:29 Greatest Story Ever Told
1:41:07 He's Gone ~
1:53:25 Truckin' ~ Nobody's Fault But Mine ~
2:02:54 Drums ~
2:04:33 The Other One ~
2:15:30 Spanish Jam ~ The Other One ~
2:22:36 I Know You Rider
2:30:15

Encore
2:39:19

Jerry Garcia - guitar, vocals
Bob Weir - guitar, vocals
Phil Lesh - bass, vocals
Keith Godchaux - keyboards
Bill Kreutzmann - drums, perc
Donna Jean Godchaux - vocals

Bertha Remaster of the Master Cassette/Cassette source

SBD ~ MC ~ CASS ~ DAT ~ CDA ~ DAW(Bertha) ~ Audio DVD ~ DVD Audio Extractor v;3;3;2 (audio files extracted prior to burning to DVD disc) ~ 24/48 wav ~ downsampled to 44;1 wav with Wave Lab v;5;00a ~ dithered to from 24-16 bit depth with Wave Lab UV22 HR Plugin ~ SBEs fixed with shntool v;2;0;3 (by set) ~ files rennamed with File Renamer v;1;0;0 ~ FLAC encoding with FLAC Frontend v;1;7;1 Etree Edition, FLAC v;1;1;2

Jay's Notes;
Digitally Remastered using a custom built, Dual-DAW, nicknamed Bertha, by jashley; Completed on November 9, 2005;

I don't know where I got this show, and unfortunately, there was no text file with it; It does appear to be from the same source as the one on archive;org; The source on archive is listed as a cassette master; Spectral analysis cleary reveals two analog generations, making this, most likely, a cassette master~~cassette rather than a cassette master source;

There were many rough transitions between songs, most apparently from the stopping and starting of a tape machine; Most of these transitions were edited to make them less harsh.