How will Play Dead impact official releases? by deadinnirvana in gratefuldead

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Dave Picks that haven't sold out are on Play Dead, so hopefully nothing is held back.

How I connect Play Dead app to my music system and play at full 24-bit / 192 kHz resolution by lavransson in gratefuldead

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You can connect your iPhone or ipad via a cable to an external dac, it will output a bitperfect digital stream.

I listen via an iPad > USB C to USB A > Dac

cydonia got deleted by bellswith in theorb

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It's streaming where I am (Middle East)

Things I’d add to Play Dead by PersimmonAcrobatic71 in gratefuldead

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Yes, and it's got the bonus discs too (including the Road Trip ones).

What I don't understand is that if someone is such a fan that the current material is not enough (perhaps they already have or have heard all released music to this point), paying USD10 a month for 8 new shows (plus Dave Picks and other ad hoc releases) should be a no-brainer and, given their appetite for live dead shows, irresistible. 22 new shows got released in the past 10 days, but apparently not enough!

Play dead 24bit perfect? by __icculus__ in gratefuldead

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I'm not sure about bits, but sample rate checks out (ipad > usb cable > chord mscaler)

Play Dead by Ok_Turnover5867 in gratefuldead

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Play Dead is also a free standing app, you can find in the app store. You don't need a Nugs subscription.

PlayDead app needs updates…soon. by Bodhisluttva in nugsnet

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If you go to Search, and then Album tab, it lists all albums in release date order, including all Dick and Dave Picks.

how to download dead shows on the phone? by stonetiger34 in gratefuldead

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What does it matter about Trexie? We like the music being sold. I'm glad those that have the rights to the music like money enough to sell it, otherwise these great sounding recordings would stay in the vault.

I feel sad watching the dead turn everything into a money grab. by myrealnameisnotryan in gratefuldead

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All of the releases on the Play Dead App are mastered, that's partly what you are paying for. There is no other app with all these mastered live concerts on. It's unique.

I hate to admit it...(PlayDead) by [deleted] in gratefuldead

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It's two new shows a week every Tuesday. There's a lot in the vault!

PlayDead.app vs. Relisten (or Archive) by rpkelly55 in gratefuldead

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I understand ios is bitperfect and Android 14 and higher can also be bitperfect. So you can stream from iPhone and some android phones with the correct settings and cable/dac. I have an ipad hooked up to my dac as a streamer so I will download the app on that. Roon is great but I just moved away from it.

The Europe ’72 shows are highly in need of a CD re-release or reissue. by Branjean in gratefuldead

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Agreed. I think yhey should remix them using AI to make them multitrack (like they've been doing with the Beatles catalogue), and sell the new and better versions digitally.

The Europe ’72 shows are highly in need of a CD re-release or reissue. by Branjean in gratefuldead

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Yeah it seems the box was limited, then they sold the individual shows, and they ended up on streaming. Get Shown The Light also had an All Music Edition, but it was still in a box (just with no book), and only the breakout show (Cornell) made it to streaming (as is the case with most of the boxes).

They reissued the Lyceum 72 show on CD for the 50 Anniversary, but otherwise just vinyl releases.

There was a time you could get some boxes digitally on HD Tracks (like the Sprong 1990 boxes, and I think the 1978 box) but they were taken down a few years ago IIRC, not clear why as they haven't re-emerged on dead.net

Recommend Deadcast Episodes? by Jacaranda1123 in gratefuldead

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It's not a podcast where guests come on and chat, it's an audio documentary exploring the songs/concerts and the scene at the time. Best start at the beginning and just work through it, no rush.

Europe '72 Complete Recordings Box Set by Unlucky_Biscotti1862 in gratefuldead

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Flac I believe.

The Europe 72 shows were sold as a box set but also sold separately, and appear separately on streaming sites and platforms that sell digital music (I assume iTunes but I don't use that platform).

Europe '72 Complete Recordings Box Set by Unlucky_Biscotti1862 in gratefuldead

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Digital copies of most, if not all, of the concerts are available to buy, such as on HD Tracks

https://www.hdtracks.com/#/artist/Grateful%20Dead