Grateful Dead - View from the Vault IV

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Summary: The Best View from the Vault Yet
Review: If you haven't purchased any of this series yet and you want the best one released to date, buy this one. They are all great and hopefully they keep releasing more dvd's of the shows. I can only wish they'ed edit out the spacey graphics.

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Summary: Very Good Dead DVD
Review: The best from the set. Very well played. The only downside is the filming, and those HORRIBLE special effects. Beware of them when you get this. Anyway, all in all this is great. the audio is perfect. GET THIS!

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Summary: Beware of tacky special effects!
Review: This is 100x better than the first few awkward ventures at a video series to parallel the Dick's Picks and From the Vault audio series. Excellent set lists, excellent video (but for the obligatory cheesy '70s porno special effects), and the sound is 10 out of 10! With 256 minutes of music, this one's a no-brainer!

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Summary: Excellent sound and video
Review: This is 100x better than the first few awkward ventures at a video series to parallel the Dick's Picks and From the Vault audio series. Excellent set lists, excellent video (but for the obligatory cheesy '70s porno special effects), and the sound is 10 out of 10! With 256 minutes of music, this one's a no-brainer!

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Summary: Good but not Great
Review: This is the first Dead Video that i ever bought, and im quite impressed. They did such a great job on sugar magnolia on this DVD that song alone was worth the price. They missed alot of really good songs though like China Cat Sunflower and Casey Jones though. Plus i must be the only one but I loved the special effects they were soooo trippy. Everytime i have ppl over they always want to wacth it just for the special effects.

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Summary: another great vault release... plus 5.1 sound!
Review: Volume four from the "View From The Vault" series features two excellent '87 shows with fantastic set lists and strong playing. Like the other DVDs, the video is taken from the "cameras for the people in the back rows". The band plays really well at both shows.
The sound quality is fantastic. They used a dolby digital 5.1 (as well as 2.0) mix, and it pays off in dividends.
Even if you could "take or leave" the visuals of the band, having two great '87 shows mixed in 5.1 for Amazon's fantastic price would make this DVD a must have for any Deadhead, and a great introduction for anyone just getting into the band.
Highest of recommendations.