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"This volume presents one of the most famous stands of shows in the Gratefuld Dead's long history of touring, the 2/13/70-2/14/70 stand at the Fillmore East in New York featuring the Dead and the Allman Brothers Band. Just how good were the three sets that comprised each show? Well, when LSD chemist and band benefactor Owsley Stanley produced the official release History of The Grateful Dead, Vol. 1 (Bear's Choice), he lifted portions of each night's first set and acoustic second set in assembling that record, yet there was enough (very) strong material left over to make Dick's Picks Vol. 4 one of the greatest live albums in The Grateful Dead catalog. The biggest gem of the entire set-and some might say the crown jewel of the entire series-is the now legendary rendition of 'Dark Star,' but there really isn't a weak song on the album, and a rare live rendition of 'Mason's Children' even gives this one a collector kick. When Bob Weir says as he steps up to the mike at the beginning of the set, 'This ain't a show, it's a party,' he ain't kidding-if you're not on the bus yet, this one will save a seat for you." - Real Gone Music
- 180g black 6xLP vinyl pressing (please note: actual pressing color and packaging may differ from mock-up photo)
- housed in deluxe outer box enclosure
- includes printed insert w/ original liner notes
- individually hand-numbered
- limited edition of 3500
- original release year: 1996
- music label: Real Gone Music 2026
Pre-Order Policy
- If you want to order additional items (including other pre-orders), please make separate orders. Otherwise, we will hold your order until all items are in stock and ready to ship.
- Scheduled ship dates are always estimates which are subject to change. If there is a substantial delay, we will contact you directly.
- All vinyl pre-orders come with Turntable Lab stickers.
"This volume presents one of the most famous stands of shows in the Gratefuld Dead's long history of touring, the 2/13/70-2/14/70 stand at the Fillmore East in New York featuring the Dead and the Allman Brothers Band. Just how good were the three sets that comprised each show? Well, when LSD chemist and band benefactor Owsley Stanley produced the official release History of The Grateful Dead, Vol. 1 (Bear's Choice), he lifted portions of each night's first set and acoustic second set in assembling that record, yet there was enough (very) strong material left over to make Dick's Picks Vol. 4 one of the greatest live albums in The Grateful Dead catalog. The biggest gem of the entire set-and some might say the crown jewel of the entire series-is the now legendary rendition of 'Dark Star,' but there really isn't a weak song on the album, and a rare live rendition of 'Mason's Children' even gives this one a collector kick. When Bob Weir says as he steps up to the mike at the beginning of the set, 'This ain't a show, it's a party,' he ain't kidding-if you're not on the bus yet, this one will save a seat for you." - Real Gone Music
- 180g black 6xLP vinyl pressing (please note: actual pressing color and packaging may differ from mock-up photo)
- housed in deluxe outer box enclosure
- includes printed insert w/ original liner notes
- individually hand-numbered
- limited edition of 3500
- original release year: 1996
- music label: Real Gone Music 2026
Pre-Order Policy
- If you want to order additional items (including other pre-orders), please make separate orders. Otherwise, we will hold your order until all items are in stock and ready to ship.
- Scheduled ship dates are always estimates which are subject to change. If there is a substantial delay, we will contact you directly.
- All vinyl pre-orders come with Turntable Lab stickers.
