I still have more labeling to do. And I need to order more double-wide jewel cases. And I don’t know exactly why I ordered the discs like this, in chronological order from the bottom up and right-to-left. Probably has something to do with how I originally ordered my early 60’s discs in a shoe box. But I finally condensed all my boots into two big boxes. The only post-Brent show is one I attended. A bunch of my bootleg discs have been replaced by official releases. Some like the Red Rocks shows on 7/7-8/78 haven’t. Those shows are split between the 2 boxes.
Above the Dean Dome show in ‘93 on the bottom left in the first pic are 4 discs of acid test recordings, then immediate post-Jerry work — The Other Ones — leading up to the NYE show at HJK that Phil missed (so TOO couldn’t perform) because of his liver transplant. (Not shown is the KVHW show from the upstairs ballroom.) After that are Jerry band projects Legion of Mary and so on. Then Bobby solo/side projects (Kingfish, Bob & Rob, Ratdog, even Bobby solo acoustic), then Phil & Friends. I used to have more Phil & Friends boots. At some point I purged about a shoe box full because I wasn’t listening to them. Here you can see two different 10-disc sets of AUD recordings from the 4/15-17/99 Phil & Phriends shows from the Warfield. Not shown are three double wide cases of SBD recordings for those shows that mostly get played nowadays. I won’t discard those other recordings, though. They’re both good and they were such important shows that I feel I should hang onto them. Coincidentally, the three cases for the SBDs are the only shows I labeled in blue, red, and green other than the run of shows at the Ark in Boston 30 years prior.