Well, with respect to the 60s, there's a lot of uncertainty about what shows were played. Many shows currently on Deadbase and Deadlists are not likely to have occurred. September 2, 1967 at Cabrillo College is pretty unlikely, for example, and is only on most lists because the poster got into the *Art Of Rock* book ( http://lostlivedead.blogspot.com/2011/06/september-2-1967-cabrillo-college.html). The Napa show at least features newspaper ads from the same week. As far as the 60s go, I'm much more in favor of publishing advertised dates with appropriate caveats about what is confirmed and unconfirmed.
Corry On Fri, Jun 7, 2013 at 9:36 PM, kevin <ke...@shallwego.net> wrote: > I've gone through a large backlog of updates that go through the past 18 > months or so. > > I can't really go through the lostlivedead.blogspot.com site for > differences so rely on folks like you to post them to the list - realize of > course that many are posted and do sit for awhile. > > Thanks for the contributions! > > Kevin > > -----Original Message----- > From: owner-deadli...@nemesis.cs.berkeley.edu [mailto: > owner-deadli...@nemesis.cs.berkeley.edu] On Behalf Of Caleb Kennedy > Sent: Saturday, August 04, 2012 7:48 AM > To: deadli...@gdead.berkeley.edu > Subject: Re: 9/19/72 > > I'm amazed that Les Kippel hasn't seen this site before now! > But not so surprised that the first thing he says is, "a lot of info is > missing..." > > It's true that updates often take a long time to appear, and many things > are not listed. (Older posts on lostlivedead.blogspot.com are full of > "lost" shows not yet listed here.) I also like to see more info detailing > the older AUD tapes, though that's perhaps a small point. > > It still is, anyway, a big advance over Deadbase which hasn't been updated > in some 13 years. > > > > > >
