I just had one of my best naps with this going. Thank you Dead for the memories. It was a pleasure to have met you many times. You will never be forgotten.
The older I get, the more grateful I am every day that I can enjoy this music in any way, shape or form that it is presented. 45+ years ago, I never even imagined that I could, with a click of a button enjoy the music that fills my heart with so much happiness anytime or anyplace and pick any time in the history of this bands extraordinary legacy and listen or view that time. My heart saddens when I read negativity from people about the recent or current configuration/tour of what is now 'The Dead'. You either have it or you don't, and these poor souls who attempt to pollute the happiness of so many of us simply do not have it.
@Airborne Poet OP was talking about people hating on the members of the band. Very different than acknowledging some shows are better than others. The whole segment of deadheads who hate d&c and mayer. Theyre the problem.
I saw the Dead when Jerry was skinny and when he was the great pumpkin at Halloween. The Grateful Dead is never coming back....but Dead & Co are making me smile, smile, smile!
I feel bad for people who are hypercritical and negative about this. They should do this. They shouldn't do that. They shouldn't even be playing. They look funny. What I like to do is just take it as it comes into my ears and let it speak to me in the moment. This music still speaks to me. Was it better with Jerry? Yes sure, but I saw Jerry plenty of times and he couldn't muster a quarter of this energy. This is no nostalgia act; these guys rock! The Hart/Kreutzman/Weir rhythm section is beyond solid. You have to see this in person. It is an enormous spectacle like no other. And the songs... the Grateful Dead song catalog is beyond anyone's IMO. I enjoyed this very much. I saw them both nights in Boulder last year and have tix for both nights there this year. Bill Graham had a saying, "These guys aren't just the best at what they do; they're the only ones who do what they do." It's worth still doing.
Steve Goodman When Jerry was as young as Mayer is here, he could muster far more energy than John does at these shows. I mildly enjoy these shows and have no serious criticisms, but to me they are listless compared to Dead shows.
0:37 - Playing in the Band 18:57 - Me & My Uncle 24:28 - He’s Gone 37:00 - Cassidy 49:47 - Brown Eyed Women 59:43 - Bertha> 1:09:59 - Good Lovin 1:19:53 - Scarlet Begonias> 1:31:40 - Fire on the Mountain 1:43:04 - Althea 1:55:05 - Estimated Prophet> 2:08:40 - Eyes of the World> 2:28:06 - Drums/Space 2:41:21 - 3 Man Piano Jam 2:45:49 - Looks Like Rain 2:55:10 - I Need A Miracle 3:03:42 - Casey Jones 3:15:55 - The Weight Repost since the original comment keeps getting buried shout out to Kevin Coleman for posting this first!
I paid to see this concert on nugs for about 35 bucks in hd was off the charts, and thought it was worth every penny. Now having the ability to see it again like this is amazing. I'm Grateful
Sometimes reading all these comments, makes me think i must have gone to shows for the wrong reason. Yeah, sometimes the boys were steaming, and sometimes not. But i never cared if Jerry lost his place, or Bobby forgot a few words, or if Phil sang too much...cuz I was out there dancing my ass off, laughing my head off, just always grateful to be there. My only complaint about D&C is that I wish they would pick up the tempo to make better to dance to. 68 and still shaking these old bones
There is no doubting Jerry was one of a kind. There is no doubt JM is too. Why not celebrate the continuation of excellence and joy? I'm a Dead Head. I love D&C. Rock on.
I CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF THIS. I AM OLD SCHOOL I WAS ON TOUR IN THE EARLY 80'S. I AM ON MY BENDED KNEES. BABY READ BETEWEEN THE LINES. IT'S NOT MUSIC IT'S A WAY OF LIFE.
Recent Grateful Dead fan here! I wasn't lucky enough to be born while Jerry was still here, and the dead were in their prime but I can live vicariously through their recordings and also shows like this. Thank you John, Bob and all for keeping the music alive for people like me! :)
@@jocosaway8494 I was c. 1958... so really I came late to their party too.. only heard GD once in 73, once in 95... but shocked to realize... it's still going!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! But just a little advice...catch while ya can! Always try to remember the question posed to the Long Distance Runner. Im still trying... anyway, best of luck young Way.... youre going to have a better life than many.. most, and tunes are great advantage, sublime luxury... just remember to take care of yourself, everyone else included...
Fans look at Jerry through rose colored glasses. When he was on he was really good. He just wasn't always on. Especially in the early 90's when I saw him. I saw him at Cardinal Stadium in Louisville, summer of 90. He was OK but not stellar. The sets were pretty good. The opening act was Bruce Hornsby and he was great. Brent, The keyboard player died shortly after that show (speedball OD) and Bruce filled in the next tour.
I'll admit I thought Mayer was totally wrong for the Dead. Well, I'm glad to admit that I was very wrong. He's the perfect man for the job, and I'm convinced that playing this music is good for his soul.
You know I just ate my words about Mayer, too. I thought he was a total douche, but watching him actually play, wow OK he fits! I was wrong! I apologize to the universe. Who knew. You don't really know a man...
Nah, he doesn't fit the part. He may be doing better than others could, but it's nowhere near the same. I can't stand hearing non Jerry like riffs changing the music.... I am not into it at all, nothing like the old days...
There's this interview with David Crosby where he's explaining he doesn't think he's good enough of a musician to play with Grateful Dead. So nothing but respect for Mayer who taught himself to play the entire GD catalogue in all it's complexity and who's playing it well. Much gratitude for keeping this music alive. Looking forward to the show in August.
Lmao why are people even worrying about Mayer and Jerry this is Dead and Company not grateful dead. Btw Bobby sounds incredible here. Hope they keep touring for a few more years
It got special after Bobby had that awful experience at Muerte con queso and had to be taken off stage. Once he got sober , he had a vision and executed and we are so lucky to have this amazing music back in our lives. For the first time in 20 years has it become magical again where every show may be better than the last. What a gift we were given.
Its High Time you keep your Day Job cuz its Hard To Handle that Big Boss Man Gunther S. Stompton! He'll put a Slip Knot around all your Crazy Fingers so he can get with your girl Rosemary. In 9 months she's gonna Bertha out little Kattie Mae outta her Box of Pain. At that moment you'll know the meaning of being a Friend of the Devil cuz he'll say we had a DEAL....you wanted a baby girl! You'll say I Need a Miracle and he'll tell you Mr. Charlie, Death Don't have no Mercy!
I did get ahold of Bobby my old friend so I thought he was going to make me a pass for all of his shows but he was either to busy or forgot ! Broke my heart because I never got to c these guys which I wanted to so bad it hurt my soul ! ❤️🐰🐇🌹💀☠️⚡️🌏🥀✌️💥✨😍🥰😘🪽🕊️🌙will always love u Bobby Weir ! ❤❤❤!
I still have the first album which I bought in 1967. Their first 7 or 8 albums were on my turntable constantly. Then I thought they lost their way for a decade or two and I drifted away. . Finally I came to realize it was ME who lost his way, and I'm back in the fold. I still recall the shock that reverberated throughout hippiedom when they released Workingman's Dead and American Beauty, which were folky and "country". That still ranks as the most revolutionary reinvention any band has ever pulled off. Whether folky and acoustic or deep into psychedelia, The GD took us all on an epic journey. This latest reinvention is within the spirit of that joyful evolution. Long live Jerry, Pigpen, and Robert Hunter and all the dead Dead.. These guys keep the Dead alive without being a mere "tribute" band. So cool.
Along with "Mars Hotel" and "Europe '72," you've just mentioned two of my favorite albums as I only caught them live in the 70's (Woodstock doesn't count as the equipment and weather (and Drugs) ruined their performance.)
for the deadheads that have let Mayer into the dead..... good for us he truly has stepped up and has given us a chance to have more of this music our souls need, he is not Jerry but he is on that level. With out mayer i dont think we would have these tours we love and dam they are amazing a most times THANKS JOHN MAYER FOR ALL THE SHOWS YOU HELP MAKE POSSIBLE
This performance is a master class in how to jam in an unusual time signature. I love the way they all pick it up from Weir at 15:10. The Main Ten lives!
What a thoroughly delicious treat. Been on Jerry Duty since my 1st Dead show in'68. There is some exquisite music being played here. Thanks sooooo much for sharing this. Keep it up, fellas.
Loving the mixed energy between the mature percussion, the precision keyboards by Jeff and the superior vocals by all. Bobby is better than ever as the music director and Mayer is staying true to the music without being a parrot. Oteil's bass is as melodic as you can get. I've listened to the Dead since 1970 and this is one of the best sustaining renditions of this Hunter/Barlow song. I hope they carry on.
Dead in Mansfield Ma. Tonight!!! Hey Now!!! This will be my first time seeing the current lineup, my last Dead related show other than D.S.O. was Furthur which I loved and thought they got better every show...... I'm looking forward to tonight.
When I listen to the old stuff, it takes me back to youthful joyful times. When I listen to new stuff, it reminds me of older youthful joyful times, and twenty years from now, GOD willing, I will be listening to whoever is playing this material the most joyfully. with gladness. My memories are keyed to music, and Dead music are the keys to many happy times, and CSNY the keys to others...
I avoid the commentary here, but so glad I stumbled across this show.... gotta warn ya, if you have a little (9hrs) brain surgery.. you'll come out a little different,,, like anything else i guess, (like 25 y ago, my first dose of vitamin a, flipped w/ vitaman e, 4example), but realize listening to music can be a little hard, uncomfortable sometimes... but in a good way, and I have to say, listening to whats left, of the Dead, those still alive, and to see and hear who Mayer has become... helps make me (even with what feels like an ice pick stuck into my left temple, in the center of a titanium mesh patch, covering where a tumour (size of baseball) was extracted) still really like being alive..
I went to the first show in Albany and one each summer since - these shows are just so laid back and fun. If you cannot enjoy this set up I do not know what you need. Peace All.
I love the Dead they have made me hapy since 1969 and their music echoes through out my life...a 'band beyond description'. I am so glad this latest iteration continues and I am here to hear ...
Playing in the Sand was always one of my favorite Dead songs. Not as much as Tennessee Ned or St Stephanie but definitely up there with Scarlet Petunias and Cousin Bob's Hand.
Cousin Bob's Hand reminds me of a very, "touchy/feely" - type cousin of mine who never could appreciate another's personal space. Stupid Cousin Bob....
I love love love this show. This was the Barlow show and the LLR was just that special and also they had technical difficulties and so nugs fans did not get it live like I did in Mexico. After seeing it live on the beach , I ran back to my room and rewatched the same show again. I had to leave in the middle of Casey Jones sine it was the fastest I’d ever heard and I thought my heart was going to explode. The visuals were one of a kind back then and it was the best D&C show I watched and heard at the time and I hadn’t missed one since Nov 2017 and pre appendix tour. What a great moment in dead and co history. Meant the world to me at the time and re listening brings me back.
So boss. I feel so lucky to see them before Jerry passed but the boys are still keeping the van between the ditches and that is super impressive. Great set. I hope they keep doing it forever.
I remember seeing the dead 7th row for Bobby's 38 birthday at the meadowlands. Jerry made Bob sing almost every song for the 2nd set. I thought those days were over but man you can see their having fun and the music shows it
We all know the original members of the Dead are AMAZING and John Mayer rocks, great fit but, I want to give a shout out to the Oteil on bass, so damn good. You sir, you are the glue!!!!!
Too all those who find the tempo too slooowww. May I kindly suggest listening in the moment instead of anticipating something that isn't coming. This music is just exactly perfect for the moment it was being played. Furthermore, this music makes me feel good like it always has. Long live the music!
I was there and it was amazing. Dancing on the beach and in the ocean and paying tribute to Barlow with an amazing looks like rain with shared tears. D&C were really coming into themselves and only just a few weeks earlier did it all just click and become special. This was the first Playin in the Sand and have gone to everyone and won’t miss it ever. It is everything you could ask for in the present day.
Two years without a comment on this awesome show...sheesh...i will make one...what a damn good show...and the drums/space were in particular a stand out with Jeff John and Mickey all on the key boards together at the same time. Some DNC shows are only so so , but this one is definitely remarkable.
Absolutely loving the D&C's down tempo vibe, and the fresh harmonies, dynamics, and voicings to the numbers with which our ears are so deeply familiar. Great new life!
Yeah I agree.people bitched about the tempo for 10 years.its supposed to be a chill vibe,feel good music.not speed metal.lol.i don’t get it.peeps have to be negative about everything I guess
Definitely awesome shows. One of a kind experience for sure, being able to swim in the ocean and watch the show, just crazy. Plus all inclusive meant lots of good food in the venue, waiters carrying you drinks even up to the front of the crowd, though you had to go to the beer tent for craft brews (still no $$).. Barefoot on the beach is the way to go! Its good to have friends who know people :D Thanks Jeff!!!!
But are you a Dead Fan?? They played some stuff Really Slow. I'm a fan of their very first recordings. I was never a dead head. Faster tempo is perfect for JM.
Hello! Great band, I was so young listening to the Dead back in the day and having a great time hearing the Music live and the reefer was just flowing and I got blinded with all those Tie dye Shirts----Hello!
I would have never guessed that John Mayer would be Dead before I heard him play. Dead and Company does capture the authenticity of the Dead experience. I am Grateful to be able to hear them play. It brings me back and comforts my soul
I will be going to see Dead And Company at Lockn later this year and I just found out that Branford Marcellus will be playing with Dead And Company at Lockn
Sitting up here listening to TH-cam then Your Love video came on what blew me away was this song " nothing going to take me back" I do Street Ministry and wait for I get to talk to people about being homeless using drugs or anything else that will stop them doing great things thank you very much you never know where a blessing will come from and you did a great job🎉🤗🫡👍👏🙏
![Grateful Dead - The Very Best Of The Grateful Dead [Full Album Greatest Hits]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/GVF22wIKPKU/mqdefault.jpg)
I was backstage for this one!! The BOYS WERE IN BEYOND PEAK FORM!!
I just had one of my best naps with this going. Thank you Dead for the memories. It was a pleasure to have met you many times. You will never be forgotten.
The older I get, the more grateful I am every day that I can enjoy this music in any way, shape or form that it is presented. 45+ years ago, I never even imagined that I could, with a click of a button enjoy the music that fills my heart with so much happiness anytime or anyplace and pick any time in the history of this bands extraordinary legacy and listen or view that time. My heart saddens when I read negativity from people about the recent or current configuration/tour of what is now 'The Dead'. You either have it or you don't, and these poor souls who attempt to pollute the happiness of so many of us simply do not have it.
You are either on the bus or it's time to get off. They still speak to my soul.
Tech is an amazing thing
@Airborne Poet OP was talking about people hating on the members of the band. Very different than acknowledging some shows are better than others. The whole segment of deadheads who hate d&c and mayer. Theyre the problem.
Exactly!
Nice compliments true fans 💪😷👍😊
I think Jerry Garcia would enjoy listening to this.
I see Jerry smiling in the crowd at every show...
His legacy lives on. And on and on...
He's Totally Dedicated and Forever Grateful!!! (~);} ♥️💀🐊⚡🐢🌹🎶✌️🥰
Me too!
Exactly 💎! And the rest, doesn't really matter anyway
I saw the Dead when Jerry was skinny and when he was the great pumpkin at Halloween. The Grateful Dead is never coming back....but Dead & Co are making me smile, smile, smile!
I feel bad for people who are hypercritical and negative about this. They should do this. They shouldn't do that. They shouldn't even be playing. They look funny.
What I like to do is just take it as it comes into my ears and let it speak to me in the moment. This music still speaks to me. Was it better with Jerry? Yes sure, but I saw Jerry plenty of times and he couldn't muster a quarter of this energy. This is no nostalgia act; these guys rock! The Hart/Kreutzman/Weir rhythm section is beyond solid. You have to see this in person. It is an enormous spectacle like no other. And the songs... the Grateful Dead song catalog is beyond anyone's IMO. I enjoyed this very much.
I saw them both nights in Boulder last year and have tix for both nights there this year. Bill Graham had a saying, "These guys aren't just the best at what they do; they're the only ones who do what they do." It's worth still doing.
Steve Goodman
Just listen, just enjoy
Couldn't agree more Steve
Steve Goodman When Jerry was as young as Mayer is here, he could muster far more energy than John does at these shows.
I mildly enjoy these shows and have no serious criticisms, but to me they are listless compared to Dead shows.
The Dead LIVE...✌⚡
Right on dude
Oteil is a solid part of the rhythm section and he can sing like a bird. Jeff on keyboards ain't no slouch either.
0:37 - Playing in the Band
18:57 - Me & My Uncle
24:28 - He’s Gone
37:00 - Cassidy
49:47 - Brown Eyed Women
59:43 - Bertha>
1:09:59 - Good Lovin
1:19:53 - Scarlet Begonias>
1:31:40 - Fire on the Mountain
1:43:04 - Althea
1:55:05 - Estimated Prophet>
2:08:40 - Eyes of the World>
2:28:06 - Drums/Space
2:41:21 - 3 Man Piano Jam
2:45:49 - Looks Like Rain
2:55:10 - I Need A Miracle
3:03:42 - Casey Jones
3:15:55 - The Weight
Repost since the original comment keeps getting buried shout out to Kevin Coleman for posting this first!
To those that support John I thank you. He is really into it and is trying to make it his own
Thanks Kevin C
Thank you for making out the setlist with timestamps. I wish I could heart your comment to boost it to the top.
Love, Serenity, Divinity to you all.
❤
❤
RIP Billy. I was a baby when my mom use to have their records playing in the house. I try to soak up as much of these as I can before they leave us.
Billy who ? I don’t understand !? Please tell me what happened ? Bunny Beckman ! ❤️🐇🐰🌹💀☠️⚡️👽🪐🛸🚀🌟🕊️🪽💥✨
I paid to see this concert on nugs for about 35 bucks in hd was off the charts, and thought it was worth every penny. Now having the ability to see it again like this is amazing. I'm Grateful
😂
Mayer is Dead, to me. I’m loving this company vibe.
He is Dead
Jerry Rogers no one can answer this. I guess he’s nearly perfect for the gig.
gotta be careful how you read that lol.
You're a very cunning linguist
Mayer is a 'company man'.
I have so much respect for what Bob Weir and all the boys are trying to keep the spirit together.
Especially the $1,400 VIP exclusive seating passes. but i get what you are saying
Different era we live in... but if they exist someone must be buying them
Sometimes reading all these comments, makes me think i must have gone to shows for the wrong reason. Yeah, sometimes the boys were steaming, and sometimes not. But i never cared if Jerry lost his place, or Bobby forgot a few words, or if Phil sang too much...cuz I was out there dancing my ass off, laughing my head off, just always grateful to be there. My only complaint about D&C is that I wish they would pick up the tempo to make better to dance to. 68 and still shaking these old bones
There is no doubting Jerry was one of a kind. There is no doubt JM is too. Why not celebrate the continuation of excellence and joy? I'm a Dead Head. I love D&C. Rock on.
I CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF THIS. I AM OLD SCHOOL I WAS ON TOUR IN THE EARLY 80'S. I AM ON MY BENDED KNEES. BABY READ BETEWEEN THE LINES. IT'S NOT MUSIC IT'S A WAY OF LIFE.
From 77 to present I embrace the new spin, as always
Same here - prime touring years in late 70’s right after Europe in New Haven, Hartford, Umass
Recent Grateful Dead fan here! I wasn't lucky enough to be born while Jerry was still here, and the dead were in their prime but I can live vicariously through their recordings and also shows like this. Thank you John, Bob and all for keeping the music alive for people like me! :)
Craig Wilson same boat brother, D&C has a special energy GratefulDead 2.0
@@jocosaway8494 I was c. 1958... so really I came late to their party too.. only heard GD once in 73, once in 95... but shocked to realize... it's still going!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! But just a little advice...catch while ya can! Always try to remember the question posed to the Long Distance Runner. Im still trying... anyway, best of luck young Way.... youre going to have a better life than many.. most, and tunes are great advantage, sublime luxury... just remember to take care of yourself, everyone else included...
Fans look at Jerry through rose colored glasses. When he was on he was really good. He just wasn't always on. Especially in the early 90's when I saw him. I saw him at Cardinal Stadium in Louisville, summer of 90. He was OK but not stellar. The sets were pretty good. The opening act was Bruce Hornsby and he was great. Brent, The keyboard player died shortly after that show (speedball OD) and Bruce filled in the next tour.
@@jocosaway8494 plenty of room on the bus, young man, welcome!
Amen brother
I'll admit I thought Mayer was totally wrong for the Dead. Well, I'm glad to admit that I was very wrong. He's the perfect man for the job, and I'm convinced that playing this music is good for his soul.
Absolutely🙏🏻
You know I just ate my words about Mayer, too. I thought he was a total douche, but watching him actually play, wow OK he fits! I was wrong! I apologize to the universe. Who knew. You don't really know a man...
Absolutely
Nah, he doesn't fit the part. He may be doing better than others could, but it's nowhere near the same. I can't stand hearing non Jerry like riffs changing the music.... I am not into it at all, nothing like the old days...
It is certainly good for my soul.
Awesome! So glad to see this continue! It’ll be a sad day when it’s done 😢
The music never dies. ❤
and the band keeps playing on ...@@cjackson3479
Can’t wait for summer tour!!!
:) me too!
Me either! See you there!!!!
See ya in Georgia!
Moshe
Hopefully lakewood is as good as last year
Moshe I would love to attend a show but the tickets are so expensive
There's this interview with David Crosby where he's explaining he doesn't think he's good enough of a musician to play with Grateful Dead. So nothing but respect for Mayer who taught himself to play the entire GD catalogue in all it's complexity and who's playing it well. Much gratitude for keeping this music alive. Looking forward to the show in August.
Lmao why are people even worrying about Mayer and Jerry this is Dead and Company not grateful dead. Btw Bobby sounds incredible here. Hope they keep touring for a few more years
Absolutely! I'm grateful that we can go see Bobby and the boys. I'm going Lockn again. How many more chances???
It got special after Bobby had that awful experience at Muerte con queso and had to be taken off stage. Once he got sober , he had a vision and executed and we are so lucky to have this amazing music back in our lives. For the first time in 20 years has it become magical again where every show may be better than the last. What a gift we were given.
Its High Time you keep your Day Job cuz its Hard To Handle that Big Boss Man Gunther S. Stompton! He'll put a Slip Knot around all your Crazy Fingers so he can get with your girl Rosemary. In 9 months she's gonna Bertha out little Kattie Mae outta her Box of Pain. At that moment you'll know the meaning of being a Friend of the Devil cuz he'll say we had a DEAL....you wanted a baby girl! You'll say I Need a Miracle and he'll tell you Mr. Charlie, Death Don't have no Mercy!
A perfectly valid observation
@@augustwest5273 A perfectly valid observation! Keep going JOHN, some
day you may emulate the Great One!!!!
I love the visuals behind the band ! It’s awesome to a point of no return ! ❤️🐇🐰🌹🪽🕊️✌️🌙👽🪐🛸🚀🌏💀☠️⚡️🌟✨💥
Que bien se siente saber que la amada musica de los Dead siga Viva y Bien. Un saludo fraterno desde Carvajal, Edo Trujillo, Venezuela .
Fantastic performance thanks so much you guys!
I did get ahold of Bobby my old friend so I thought he was going to make me a pass for all of his shows but he was either to busy or forgot ! Broke my heart because I never got to c these guys which I wanted to so bad it hurt my soul ! ❤️🐰🐇🌹💀☠️⚡️🌏🥀✌️💥✨😍🥰😘🪽🕊️🌙will always love u Bobby Weir ! ❤❤❤!
Listened while mowing the lawn. Awesome, good vibes!
they sound great even after all these years, I love them !
I still have the first album which I bought in 1967. Their first 7 or 8 albums were on my turntable constantly. Then I thought they lost their way for a decade or two and I drifted away. . Finally I came to realize it was ME who lost his way, and I'm back in the fold. I still recall the shock that reverberated throughout hippiedom when they released Workingman's Dead and American Beauty, which were folky and "country". That still ranks as the most revolutionary reinvention any band has ever pulled off. Whether folky and acoustic or deep into psychedelia, The GD took us all on an epic journey. This latest reinvention is within the spirit of that joyful evolution. Long live Jerry, Pigpen, and Robert Hunter and all the dead Dead.. These guys keep the Dead alive without being a mere "tribute" band. So cool.
Along with "Mars Hotel" and "Europe '72," you've just mentioned two of my favorite albums as I only caught them live in the 70's
(Woodstock doesn't count as the equipment and weather (and Drugs) ruined their performance.)
Outstanding. Brought a tear to my eye.
Que buen Grupo y buen tema. Primera vez que los escucho y me han parecido Geniales. Gracias por esta Música. Felicidades desde Chile.
Thanks guys. Absolutely fantastic. Compliments to everyone involved.
Great vibes! Great magic being made!
VERY GOOD !! EXCELENTE ME RELAJA Y ALEGRA INCREIBLEMENTE LA MENTE Y EL ESPIRITU! GRANDIOSO DEAD & COMPANY
thanks for the memories, you guys are great. take the trip, be cool !!!!
for the deadheads that have let Mayer into the dead..... good for us he truly has stepped up and has given us a chance to have more of this music our souls need, he is not Jerry but he is on that level. With out mayer i dont think we would have these tours we love and dam they are amazing a most times THANKS JOHN MAYER FOR ALL THE SHOWS YOU HELP MAKE POSSIBLE
seeing them on 6/23/19 at citi, so pumped
Jo Malone ooohh, you saw wolf
They r all having so much fun playing the piano together ! It’s a blast I’ll never forget !? ❤️🐇🐰🌹✌️🪽🕊️🌙💀☠️⚡️🌟✨💥
Cinco de Mayer, the music never dies, artists get different gigs!
This performance is a master class in how to jam in an unusual time signature. I love the way they all pick it up from Weir at 15:10. The Main Ten lives!
Grateful to have this music. It's my house music - playing all day throughout reverberating good vibes...
I discovered dead and company last week and I am waching all his shows they are incredible, hope they come to europe someday
Am listening now and so grateful.
Just saw them on 7/3/18 best experience of music I've ever had! The you D&C! 🍄🚀
That Mayer is a beast
SOS SORDO
What a thoroughly delicious treat. Been on Jerry Duty since my 1st Dead show in'68. There is some exquisite music being played here. Thanks sooooo much for sharing this. Keep it up, fellas.
What are the jerrys doing that they need watching
Jerry Duty... love it!!!
Pass the torch for 1000 years! this is incredible!
I'm 65, listening to the dead for yrs. Meyer makes it worth while
He's so good. Him and Oteil are perfect for the band. I don't care what anyone says. It's still Dead and the music is being played in the same spirit.
This is the most amazing concert of Dead and Co that I have ever heard! Wow that Yucatan vibe has really cast a spell on these boys!
Beautiful!!! Thanks. John is playing on my subconscious mind like Jerry frequently did.
best setlist ever composed 🌹❤️
This is Fantastic the relationship between the sound and use all is brilliant and very special, take care be safe and Happy New Year. Peace
Mayer''s first solo in Looks like Rain is all you need to hear to know he belongs in this band.
Then there is the pointless noodling of playin that reminds me there is no going back
john and the new guitar player brings the life back into this band, i love your new sound. a mix of cal jader and calypso and good old rock and roll.
I continually watch and listen to this song and I think I'm going to melt. My family is so beautiful and they bring me home 🏘️🌷💫
LOVE THIS LIST OF SONGS THEY ARE AWESOME I LOVED THEM WHEN I WAS VERY YOUNG NOW I AM OLDER I LOVE THEM MORE NOW THANK GOD FOR GREAT SONGS >
Loving the mixed energy between the mature percussion, the precision keyboards by Jeff and the superior vocals by all. Bobby is better than ever as the music director and Mayer is staying true to the music without being a parrot. Oteil's bass is as melodic as you can get. I've listened to the Dead since 1970 and this is one of the best sustaining renditions of this Hunter/Barlow song. I hope they carry on.
Dead in Mansfield Ma. Tonight!!! Hey Now!!! This will be my first time seeing the current lineup, my last Dead related show other than D.S.O. was Furthur which I loved and thought they got better every show...... I'm looking forward to tonight.
When I listen to the old stuff, it takes me back to youthful joyful times. When I listen to new stuff, it reminds me of older youthful joyful times, and twenty years from now, GOD willing, I will be listening to whoever is playing this material the most joyfully. with gladness. My memories are keyed to music, and Dead music are the keys to many happy times, and CSNY the keys to others...
I avoid the commentary here, but so glad I stumbled across this show.... gotta warn ya, if you have a little (9hrs) brain surgery.. you'll come out a little different,,, like anything else i guess, (like 25 y ago, my first dose of vitamin a, flipped w/ vitaman e, 4example), but realize listening to music can be a little hard, uncomfortable sometimes... but in a good way, and I have to say, listening to whats left, of the Dead, those still alive, and to see and hear who Mayer has become... helps make me (even with what feels like an ice pick stuck into my left temple, in the center of a titanium mesh patch, covering where a tumour (size of baseball) was extracted) still really like being alive..
I went to the first show in Albany and one each summer since - these shows are just so laid back and fun. If you cannot enjoy this set up I do not know what you need. Peace All.
I love the Dead they have made me hapy since 1969 and their music echoes through out my life...a 'band beyond description'. I am so glad this latest iteration continues and I am here to hear ...
That’s the year my mom was born. I’m 22 learned about them when I was 14. They make me very happy
sick show!!!!! can not wait for Playing in the Sand 2022!!!!!!!!♥♥
The best times I ever had were at Dead shows, and Bobbie's new bands!!!
Playing in the Sand was always one of my favorite Dead songs. Not as much as Tennessee Ned or St Stephanie but definitely up there with Scarlet Petunias and Cousin Bob's Hand.
Sounds like someone may have been playing in the sand a little too much.
Amazing comment.
It’s the name of a show they do in Mexico annually
@@timothydonovan1261 Oh man, dude...I think you missed the hilarity and inanity of the original comment.
Cousin Bob's Hand reminds me of a very, "touchy/feely" - type cousin of mine who never could appreciate another's personal space. Stupid Cousin Bob....
That guitar John has has a beautiful sound. Two Libras Jamin and one listening. Really good jam!
I love love love this show. This was the Barlow show and the LLR was just that special and also they had technical difficulties and so nugs fans did not get it live like I did in Mexico. After seeing it live on the beach , I ran back to my room and rewatched the same show again. I had to leave in the middle of Casey Jones sine it was the fastest I’d ever heard and I thought my heart was going to explode. The visuals were one of a kind back then and it was the best D&C show I watched and heard at the time and I hadn’t missed one since Nov 2017 and pre appendix tour. What a great moment in dead and co history. Meant the world to me at the time and re listening brings me back.
I absolutely LOVE the music
So boss. I feel so lucky to see them before Jerry passed but the boys are still keeping the van between the ditches and that is super impressive. Great set. I hope they keep doing it forever.
What a excellent show to have uploaded ✌️❤️💀
Lovely picking guys, thank you most kindly!
I really like this music and style, I didnt know about this group , Congratulations !!
I remember seeing the dead 7th row for Bobby's 38 birthday at the meadowlands. Jerry made Bob sing almost every song for the 2nd set. I thought those days were over but man you can see their having fun and the music shows it
We all know the original members of the Dead are AMAZING and John Mayer rocks, great fit but, I want to give a shout out to the Oteil on bass, so damn good. You sir, you are the glue!!!!!
oteil lays it DOWN
AWESOME BAND and ENSAMBLE of musicians WORTHY of High Praise....kp
Insane jam. Made me smile.
Too all those who find the tempo too slooowww. May I kindly suggest listening in the moment instead of anticipating something that isn't coming. This music is just exactly perfect for the moment it was being played. Furthermore, this music makes me feel good like it always has. Long live the music!
well said
The slower the better. You can hear the music come through
I was there and it was amazing. Dancing on the beach and in the ocean and paying tribute to Barlow with an amazing looks like rain with shared tears. D&C were really coming into themselves and only just a few weeks earlier did it all just click and become special. This was the first Playin in the Sand and have gone to everyone and won’t miss it ever. It is everything you could ask for in the present day.
Amen. Sister! See you on tour!!
It's waaaaay too slooooooow. You can have it. I don't want it.
Love energy always an forever young the Dead & Company
Grateful for these guys. the weight was awesome. nice take. I liked the funky little reggae riff they added to it.
Still to this day the best concert I have ever seen is Sting opening for Grateful Dead at Buckeye Lake!! Magical Night 🙂
Cool little “Get Up, Stand Up” jam by Otiel and John at the beginning of Estimated Profit!
The Grateful Dead just keeps on getting better! So much great energy from Mr Mayor.. So positive!
Mayer* sorry
Mid 70s mid 80s and just before Jerrmaster split the earthly realm. 3 great shows for the kid. Thanx... what a beautiful trip it still is
Two years without a comment on this awesome show...sheesh...i will make one...what a damn good show...and the drums/space were in particular a stand out with Jeff John and Mickey all on the key boards together at the same time. Some DNC shows are only so so , but this one is definitely remarkable.
This music makes me feel so good, even on a Monday morning!
There isn't a day that goes by that I haven't listen to at least one Dead tune! 😊😊😊
Absolutely loving the D&C's down tempo vibe, and the fresh harmonies, dynamics, and voicings to the numbers with which our ears are so deeply familiar. Great new life!
Yeah I agree.people bitched about the tempo for 10 years.its supposed to be a chill vibe,feel good music.not speed metal.lol.i don’t get it.peeps have to be negative about everything I guess
We are lucky to have had both Jerry and John. Uncle John’s band. It’s cosmic!❤
LOVE the No Quarter tease on the keys around 9:00 mark.
Glad someone else noticed
Definitely awesome shows. One of a kind experience for sure, being able to swim in the ocean and watch the show, just crazy. Plus all inclusive meant lots of good food in the venue, waiters carrying you drinks even up to the front of the crowd, though you had to go to the beer tent for craft brews (still no $$).. Barefoot on the beach is the way to go! Its good to have friends who know people :D Thanks Jeff!!!!
Obviously you were never there, huh? I mean a real show where you wallowed in the during a particular bout of storms in '89.
Glad you had drinks delivery. You know nothing at all.
@@paulhushon5716 no, I wasnt there in 89. But I guess that makes you special.
@@paulhushon5716 I know you're a wanker...
@@nagel616 hahaha people are too much man
If you change the playback speed to 1.25, it’s SHOCKING how good this band is. Try it, you’ll be amazed at how much better it sounds!
This is the way
But are you a Dead Fan?? They played some stuff Really Slow. I'm a fan of their very first recordings. I was never a dead head. Faster tempo is perfect for JM.
This is the Way!
eyes of the world amazing jam !
Hello! Great band, I was so young listening to the Dead back in the day and having a great time hearing the Music live and the reefer was just flowing and I got blinded with all those Tie dye Shirts----Hello!
Love that transition from Eyes>Drums/Space. A whimsical instrumental break being slowly invaded by Mickey's ominous soundboard.
The music never stops...JM is playing some great music. Love being able to hear Dead songs live.
GDTRFB
Great job John & Dead Co.
Loved that subtle transition to "Fire on the Mountain" which I don't think was part of their repertoire in the 70's when I saw them live.
I would have never guessed that John Mayer would be Dead before I heard him play. Dead and Company does capture the authenticity of the Dead experience. I am Grateful to be able to hear them play. It brings me back and comforts my soul
That kid Mayer is amazing.
Ya he had some BIG shoes to fill, and he rose 🌹 above and beyond the occasion, hat's 🤠 off to the fellow!!!
I will be going to see Dead And Company at Lockn later this year and I just found out that Branford Marcellus will be playing with Dead And Company at Lockn
Joshua Sudduth ... guaranteed eyes of the world coming out with branford
Sitting up here listening to TH-cam then Your Love video came on what blew me away was this song " nothing going to take me back" I do Street Ministry and wait for I get to talk to people about being homeless using drugs or anything else that will stop them doing great things thank you very much you never know where a blessing will come from and you did a great job🎉🤗🫡👍👏🙏
This is very nice. A friend of mine goes to this every year and wouldn't miss it for the world. we're getting pass ports. 2022 come on through!
This version of Brown Eyed Women is incredible.