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The Grateful Dead
Infrared Roses

Album US 1991 on Grateful Dead Records label
Electronic and Rock (Folk Rock, Country Rock, Abstract, Space Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Ambient)

Catalog number on spine: GDCD 40142 Catalog number on disc: GDCD4014 [liner] This CD is an ADD recording. Multi-track analog tape was mixed to a digital format and then digitally mastered for the CD. The original multi-track recordings were all done on a twenty-four track analog machine using Dolby SR noise reduction. Two-track masters were used in "Crowd Sculpture," Parallelogram," "Speaking in Swords," "Sparrow Hawk Row," and "River of Nine Sorrows." These masters were transferred to the twenty-four-track recordings, manipulated, and processed for the final result. "Silver Apples of the Moon" was recorded as MIDI data into a computer during several performances and was edited and orchestrated from the computer before being recorded as sound information on the multi-track tape. _______________________________________ Grateful Dead Records ® ℗ 1991 Grateful Dead Productions, Inc. All selections © 1991 Ice Nine Publishing Company, Inc. (ASCAP) except: track 5 co-published with Green Pea Music (BMI); track 7 co-published with WB Music Corp./Bruce Hornsby Publ. Designee (ASCAP); and track 12 co-published with Steeplone Music (ASCAP). Distrib. by Grateful Dead Merchandising, Inc. Issued in a gatefold Digipak case.

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	The Grateful Dead , *1965 US album by
	Lawrence And Lawrence Associates artwork, image processing
	Bill Candelario , crew, grateful dead
	Billy Grillo , crew, grateful dead
	John Thomas key, org, US crew, grateful dead
	Ram Rod , 1945-2006 crew, grateful dead
	Steve Parish , crew, grateful dead
	Dan Healy , US engineer, concert sound, engineer, 2-track recording, programmed by, processing, written by
	Hal Kant legal, counsel
	Candace Brightman lighting, designer
	Cameron Sears , management, tour
	Dennis McNally other, publicity
	Bill Legate , other, sage
	Mike Fischer tb, other, trucking
	Bob Bralove key, producer, design, programmed by, synthesizer programming, engineer, 2-track recording, written by, drum machine, sequenced by
	Dick Latvala , research, tape archivist
	Robert Hunter voc, *1941 US text by, titles of the music
	Unknown Artist , performer
	Bill Kreutzmann dr, *1946 US timbales, drums, trap drums left, written by, rototoms, stereo left, electronic drums, electronic percussion, drums, synthesizer, gongs, congas, woodblocks, electronic toms, electronic drums, electronic percussion
	Mickey Hart dr, perc, *1943 US blaster beam, drums, beast (large drums), drums, trap drums right, written by, drums, electronic drums, electronic percussion, talking drum, stereo right, blaster beam, electronic drums, electronic percussion, synthesizer, bird whistles, woodblocks, log drum, electronic drums, electronic percussion
	Phil Lesh voc, eb, b, *1940 US bass, written by, bass, stereo center, bass, synthesizer, trombone, filter sweeps, frenchhorn, strings, bells, bass, synthesizer, bass fuzz, filter sweep, bells, bass, synthesizer, bass flute
	Bob Weir voc, g, *1947 US guitar, written by, guitar, midi guitar: marimba (stereo left & center), guitar, synthesizer, bells, glockenspiel, vibes, guitar, synthesizer, bells, marimbas, vibes, guitar, synthesizer, trumpet section
	Jerry Garcia voc, g, 1942-1995 US guitar, written by, electronic drums, electronic percussion: cow bells, shakers, drums (stereo center & right), guitar, synthesizer, trumpet, mandolin, voices, strings, guitar, synthesizer, trumpet, strings, guitar, synthesizer, church bell, flute, double reed and lots more
	Brent Mydland key, voc, 1952-1990 US keyboards, written by, keyboards, midi keyboard: rattles, shakers, toms (stereo center), keyboards, synthesizer, "outerspace fx", voices, piano, keyboards, synthesizer, fx, piano, electric piano
	Willie Green dr, US hihat, kick snare hat (stereo center), written by
	Bruce Hornsby voc, p, *1954 US piano, synthesizer, strings, vibes, written by
	Vince Welnick key, voc, 1951-2006 US synthesizer, voices, strings, rattles, organs, bells, written by
	Branford Marsalis ss, ts, sax, *1960 US tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone, written by

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