On this week’s episode of The Lyons Den, host George Lyons delivers one of the most immersive listening sessions of the year — a four-hour blend of tech, organic grooves, deep cuts, and a historic live performance from the Grateful Dead that fans won’t want to miss. Broadcasting from 91.5 KUNV Las Vegas, George opens the show with his signature warmth before moving into a seamless sequence of tracks from A Perfect Circle, Lamb, Hooverphonic, Massive Attack, Morcheeba, and more — all curated to create a cinematic, evolving musical journey.
The highlight of the episode is an ultra-rare live concert from the Grateful Dead’s legendary October 3, 1976 performance at Cobo Arena in Detroit, originally released as part of the acclaimed 30 Trips Around the Sun box set. Presented in 96k/24-bit FLAC quality, this concert showcases the Dead at their most dynamic, with full performances of “Bertha,” “Scarlet Begonias,” “Mama Tried,” “The Music Never Stopped,” and the complete second set including “Samson and Delilah,” “Comes a Time,” and “Dancing in the Street.” George provides historical context, lineup details, audio insights, and the story behind the limited-edition box set and collectible USB lightning-bolt release.
Whether you're a lifelong Deadhead, a late-night groove traveler, or a new listener discovering immersive radio, this edition of The Lyons Den is a masterclass in curated music storytelling.
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