grateful dead dick's picks


wondering if anyone can recommend any of the dick's picks volumes after number 20? i bought all 1-20 then, hit a financial rough spot. i am a big fan of the dead especially in the mid 70's. are there any "must have" shows? i know it's all very subjective but funds are tight...
tda44
ok, i'm getting closer:

i've confirmed that the disc i burned works on my PC, but in every player i try it with, it may read, but the Table of Contents only finds 1 track (though i burned the disc w/ a WAV for each track), and there's no audio out.

any advice or tricks would be welcome.
best
rc
Rhyno,

Never used dbpower amp, however it looks like there is a support forum where you may post your question here.

I have a Plextor USB writer and use Plextools to do all my ripping and writing and here's why.

Have fun.
ok, figured out that i burned a PC disc and not an audio disc. 20 min later, i'm listening to 5-4-72 paris on my main rig.

holy sh*t! this is the greatest thing a deadhead could hope for!

next question: i gather that my cheap burner built into my laptop is not optimal and will lead to increased write errors (found a few already...how uncool) and jitter that will compromise staging / sonics.

any recs on an outbound burner thats suited for burning shows?

btw, this is the greatest thread of all. its free music. rlwainwright, thanks for the info!

rc
Rhyno, don't want to tell you how to spend your money, but from the looks of your system you might have enough $$ to try a computer to DAC setup that will bypass the whole disc burning issue.
Herman,

Here is THE resource for shows in circulation... Dead and many others!

http://db.etree.org/etree_shnlist.php

Note that etree only lists losslessly encoded recordings.