"A centerpiece of the Grateful Dead's second album, Anthem Of The Sun, The Other One broke off from its complete That's It For The Other One suite in 1971 aside from a 1972 one-off, and a few performances of Jerry's Cryptical Envelopment in 1985. Skull & Roses contains what is often considered the definitive live version, taking up a complete side of vinyl of that 1971 masterpiece." - David Lemieux
I first saw them in the Central Park Bandshell in 1967 when a friend dragged me along. I loved it, but I didn't have an album until that same friend gave me 'Anthem' for my birthday. I played that side until the grooves wore out.
Saw them do this in Minneapolis in 1971. Jerry played with the New Riders on pedal steel for two hours, then with the Dead for another 3 hours more. My favorite Dead song. For me the bus came by in 1966. Still on the bus.
1972-74 Dead was a juggernaut, there were no areas they couldn't handle....complex chords, odd time signatures, jazz fusion type improv, country improv, rock and blues improv...their songwriting abilities were exploding with tunes like Eyes, their sound system was cutting edge....a fire breathing dragon of a band!
Couldn’t agree more! My first live show was September 30,72. Then pursued them big time from then. ‘73 huge creativity, exploration, freedom and 🎉magic
you guys in the us have so much chance to live in a country where this kind of band existed and made up to perform this amazing music. As a European it's quite difficult to meet deadheads and embrace this culture as much as we want since practically nobody knows or promote them. I wish i could see Dead & Company but this would be a huuuuuuge adventure to come there. Anyway, this show is absolutely perfect, this band is perfect too
Welllllll, it's alive for you! "It's only real if you believe!" But your are correct, we still have a very healthy following of Deadheads here in the US!
@fungusuas goodasufugu nicely played! When you actually see Bobby doing his thing on a hot night and especially when they take things out sideways, the way he frames and structures or sometimes just hints at chords - really good stuff. Truly a singular style he has
I was on the Pacific Crest Trail finishing up Mt. Lyell and doing the pass to June Lake. Last section left of the trail to do is south to Bishop Pass. Married the woman who went with me SOBO from Cascade Locks a few years later and we had Dead music playing a lot while living in Moab Utah.
Me too, or memories of it and I didn't fully get it until long after I'd been listening and dropping but when I dropped at a live show my face, head, reality melted in a psychic orgasm.
@@seandully2816 Instead of asking for words that will ALWAYS fall short, why don't you just switch brain sides and spend 20 minutes listening. It's all there.
Bobby gives Jerry and Phil so much freedom to do what they do. I think it's gets lost how his rhythm playing fills so many holes. I especially love to listen to him on Jerry's song. Next time you listen really focus in on Bobby if you get the chance.
Check out that bass line by Phil. Jerry is absolutely in outer space. Bobby sounding so youthful and what a rhythm player he is. Billy holding that groove so tight.
Billy said “this is the song that made me realize the Dead can do anything.” Playing that 4-4 and 6-8 over the top of each other. Bill is my favorite rock drummer, and he’s kept those jams tight for decades 🤙🏻
I remember these four nights at Winterland like it was yesterday....,it was 50 years ago...,thank you Bear, RIP. The wall of sound was extraordinary, it was pure clean audio.
When I was thirteen, I had a life changing "event" that involved the Grateful Dead. I'm only seventeen now, closing in adulthood and signing up with National Guard, thinking of a career in Law Enforcement. This is the piece of me I don't want to lose. I want to spread it like flowers in early spring! I know there's people like me out there, the heat that don't bust you for smiling on a cloudy day 😉. Here's to hoping I can make a change... ☮️✌️
May God bless you and keep you safe young man!!! Yes!!! Of course YOU!!! Will make a difference!!! Because you want it!!! Peace and Love to you and family
I saw them somehow (with many bells and percussion noises) get into this at Manor Downs, near Austin TX in 1977 (I think it was) and the girl I was with, who was not really a fan, turned to me and said, "They're pretty good." :-) Jerry was going wild, doing his thing when he would look at one person in the audience and play just for them. It was more uptempo than this version. You can probably find it somewhere.
Was telling my kid that the Dead start their shows with these mainstream songs like Bertha and Truckin but what people really came for were the jams "once the acid took hold..."
Everytime 'Dark Star' or 'The Other One' wanders into a 'Spanish Jam', the Cosmic inflation reaches its highest point in the Universe, just to the sound of Jerry's Guitar
Pretty much is, so is Dark Star and Playing in the Band, all great songs but also launch pads to jam like crazy and improvise every time played. Check out Dark Star from the same show it's even better imo, some of the best jamming they ever did.
Lyrics: Spanish lady come to me, she lays on me this rose It rainbow spirals round and round, it trembles and explodes It left a smoking crater of my mind I like to blow away But the heat came round and busted me for smiling on a cloudy day Coming, coming, coming around Coming around, coming around, in a circle Coming, coming, coming around Coming around, coming around, in a circle Escaping through the lily fields, I came across an empty space It trembled and exploded, left a bus stop in its place The bus came by and I got on, that's when it all began There was Cowboy Neal at the wheel of the bus to never ever land Coming, coming, coming around Coming around, coming around, in a circle Coming, coming, coming around Coming around, coming around, in a circle
On the way to Tennessee with the Family, Listening to this Monsterous Version of The Other One, I Absolutely Love this Jam, Thank You Dave for Dave's Picks 38, just received mine Yesterday, so Grateful for the Music !!!! 🙏✌❤💀⚡
I was in Nashville recently, got tons of compliments on my stealie shirt. Groovy city! Some wonderful bluegrass tunes in the pubs and small clubs too. ☮️💟🌼✨⚡️🌹☀️
I was lucky enough to hear the entire side in '72 at the tender age of 12. Just started smoking herb. "Who was THAT?" MY friend was fresh back from a commune in Oregon,(we were in Flint, Michigan). "The Dead," he replied. Whoa, dude! This may have been before tour heads!!!
You may have gotten twisted, but I bet you haven’t gotten ‘Jerry snapping out of it on Phil’s cue and playing a smoking intro to The Other One in front of the Wall Of Sound’ twisted.
Yes! However, I would settle for an album Best Of, compiled of WL dates. Easy Wind is my favorite. I want a box set of the entire Watkins Glen epic. Start to finish, Dead, Allman Bros, and The Band.... OMFG. A time machine with one use only rules...choose one; The Glen or Woodstock. Whatcha gonna pick?
As ever more compelling than your first Mad Max movie, our visions in Utopia, brought to life in harmony. I’m seeing Don Quixote and windmills…with Jerry leading the “Way”. Everybody’s dancing!
FABULOUS Upstate NY with the Mahavishnu Orchestra on the bill at the college in Courtland! 🎉🎉🎉Jazz groove soul rock CREATIVE SO INSPIRED 🎉🎉🥁🎸🎤🎼🎹💥💥💥✨✨✨🌎🌎🌎🌻🌻🌻🪷🪷🪷🪴🪴🪴
Awesome video .... I remember playing the other one on my cassette in my 77 Volkswagen diesel dasher with my friend Scott .... holy shit! Good times my friend. Thank you for this video 🙏
Winterland! Best time of Bill Graham Presents! Every concert was hand picked with at least two great bands, a lot of em unknown at the time becoming famous. I saw YES blow Black Sabbath off the stage. True.
As someone that was born well after Jerry's death consider yourself the luckiest generation to have ever lived. If I had I time machine I know exactly where I'd go.
This is my birthday, eleven years before I was born. I feel a lot more for this recording than I do for what they were doing in ‘85... I’m just sorry I couldn’t have been there. Love you that were, and you that are just hearing for the first time alike. Stay Dead, stay sketchy, haha!
Three people unliked this. Epic ignorance that you could listen to this master piece of music and conclude it sucks. Lol! For God's sake there is actual fire emerging in the background!
I'd already graduated from college when this one got recorded. Go figure! By pure coincidence I did have an opportunity to have dinner with the man in the blue shirt. He is a nice person.
@xianshep He had a bar/restaurant just north of San Fran. He ran a monthly quiz show event a mutual friend took me to. Based upon that, he just happened to join our table, and we had a nice dinner. We lost the quiz, because everyone but us were cheating on their cell phones.
Or be an adult and shut the fuck up and enjoy it because it still rips whether you dig it or not. I like it. So I would take your ticket from you and shove you out the door. Lol I'd tell Phil much later. Oh shit I don't know what happened to him? Wait just a cotton picking minute. Where is my dope? I'm high but it's ok. I'm doing a fentanyl half awake half dreaming comment. One question? Where were they trying to go? And who is Phil's brother who keeps yelling to let him in. I'm not doing it. He knows I'm tripping hard tonight.. dude was supposed to be my designated driver. Heidi, when did you get home? I love you honey but now I'm high as fuck and don't know what happened to our phones. I gotta go to the restroom How did this happen? Fuck how did you fix it yet? Nevermind.. good to see you dude Ok we're on for the new fent and chris. I'm gonna piss..then we can split.
The intro gave me flashbacks to my first strong mushroom trip which was my second trip when I had doubled the dose. I was smoking hash oil and started walking down the highway and I peaking and all these cars were racing by so I hopped a barbed wire fence and cut myself but no so bad. I made it into a field and some forest and had a good trip. I've never had a bad trip. That trip was in 1995 October at UCSC. There was a Dead Scene in town and I had eaten and smoked a lot of cannabis so the shrooms didn't freak me out. I found some LSD in Venice Beach later and I want to get a sheet of this LSD. It was fantastic. I took a real sizzler trip once and learned a lot. On Shrooms I used to hear the chanting Bikini Voices and the totally fear out harmonics. My dad was Buell. He used to jam with Jerry a lot. I grew up smoking pot with my mom. I've been sober 19 years. I am fasting right now so I am in the zone. I love this jam they are having. TRIP! The first time I really heard music was coming down off my 3rd strong mushroom trip. My best friend at UCSC was playing Hendrix and I was smoking bongs and the music was distorting and it sounded so cool I knew I was doing the right thing. My mom told me later that Jimi was probably coming down and smoking pot when he played it. I was lamp working glass pipes and I would be happy to make them if everything is free. I'd rather spend all day making one nice pipe that people could share. I hated the business of it. The retailers just rip you off.
@@vanbrown2131 yeah but the effects loop had to be put in earlier like the mid to late 70's I've been going to shows since 79 and I'm preety positive he had it for that show.
@@Incornsyucopia thank you Melvin I appreciate that. Just one of those curious things. The guy before you said something about 1989 I knew it wasn't that late. So thank you again my brother be safe peace. 😎✌🌅🌈🌌🌉🐻🐢👍
"A centerpiece of the Grateful Dead's second album, Anthem Of The Sun, The Other One broke off from its complete That's It For The Other One suite in 1971 aside from a 1972 one-off, and a few performances of Jerry's Cryptical Envelopment in 1985. Skull & Roses contains what is often considered the definitive live version, taking up a complete side of vinyl of that 1971 masterpiece." - David Lemieux
I saw Phil & Billy do Cryptical/The Other One at the Warfield in July 1999, Billy’s first post-Dead show
@ David Lemieux, how can I reach you? I know you are a busy man, but I would love to reach out with some historical information / questions. Thanks.
I first saw them in the Central Park Bandshell in 1967 when a friend dragged me along. I loved it, but I didn't have an album until that same friend gave me 'Anthem' for my birthday. I played that side until the grooves wore out.
Hello,I came “a rode”After “In The Dark (TOUTouch of gray!,,,,,
Saw them do this in Minneapolis in 1971. Jerry played with the New Riders on pedal steel for two hours, then with the Dead for another 3 hours more. My favorite Dead song. For me the bus came by in 1966. Still on the bus.
RIP Phil! Thanks for all the music!
1972-74 Dead was a juggernaut, there were no areas they couldn't handle....complex chords, odd time signatures, jazz fusion type improv, country improv, rock and blues improv...their songwriting abilities were exploding with tunes like Eyes, their sound system was cutting edge....a fire breathing dragon of a band!
Acid is truly a beautiful drug…
Pure Columbian cocaine and Owsley acid fueled those jams.
TH-camr DC Cat has a few amazing documentaries about those years specifically.
Couldn’t agree more! My first live show was September 30,72. Then pursued them big time from then. ‘73 huge creativity, exploration, freedom and 🎉magic
@@calebsutton6219love yo see a dc cat shoutout in the wild
you guys in the us have so much chance to live in a country where this kind of band existed and made up to perform this amazing music. As a European it's quite difficult to meet deadheads and embrace this culture as much as we want since practically nobody knows or promote them. I wish i could see Dead & Company but this would be a huuuuuuge adventure to come there. Anyway, this show is absolutely perfect, this band is perfect too
I hope it changes for you all there!!! Keep the Dead alive so to speak!!! Cheers Peace and Love
it'll happen if u let it !
Welllllll, it's alive for you! "It's only real if you believe!" But your are correct, we still have a very healthy following of Deadheads here in the US!
where in Europe are you?
I’m Italian deadheads hi world ! ❤️✌️
Phil’s bass line in this one is iconic. Thank you for the endless music, memories and inspiration, Phil
as they said in Pulp Fiction "This is some serious gourmet shit." Thank you
@fungusuas goodasufugu nicely played! When you actually see Bobby doing his thing on a hot night and especially when they take things out sideways, the way he frames and structures or sometimes just hints at chords - really good stuff. Truly a singular style he has
Big smiles on my end
I love a pop culture reference.
Check out the big brain on Steve
RIP Phil- May the four winds carry you home.💔🌹🌹🌹
Listen to it for 16 minutes. Think about it for a lifetime. Talk about return on investment.
Very Nicely put Steve ! By far, one of the best investments I ever made...
Very well put! The giddiness that this sort of adventurous musicality brings me has never lessened, going on 26 years as a (young) fan.
These are the moments that make the goose bumps arise. The look on Jerry’s face says it all.
@@bakonfater4000 yeah, this was definitely Phil....
1:42 jerry's telling himself,,,,,, oh god I"m high
Absolutely ❤️❤️❤️
I love Bill and Mickey together, but when Bill played alone you can really tell how dam good he is
@@EasyGravy420 Thank you. I'm still ..'gathering wonderful stuff :>)
Jerry's ability to run single note lines seemingly forever with out a pause is still my favorite musical must listen.
Fare thee well, Phil. Such a long, long time to be gone, and a short time to be there.
October 1974 is just about as good as it gets
I was on the Pacific Crest Trail finishing up Mt. Lyell and doing the pass to June Lake. Last section left of the trail to do is south to Bishop Pass. Married the woman who went with me SOBO from Cascade Locks a few years later and we had Dead music playing a lot while living in Moab Utah.
Here's the song that made me "get it" as a kid being exposed to the band. It's all there.
Me too, or memories of it and I didn't fully get it until long after I'd been listening and dropping but when I dropped at a live show my face, head, reality melted in a psychic orgasm.
Can you elaborate?
@@seandully2816 Instead of asking for words that will ALWAYS fall short, why don't you just switch brain sides and spend 20 minutes listening. It's all there.
@@seandully2816 I have just now and I can’t tell you anything because it’s not about words
@@JohnMoore-qv4vn what a dopey answer
Bobby gives Jerry and Phil so much freedom to do what they do. I think it's gets lost how his rhythm playing fills so many holes. I especially love to listen to him on Jerry's song. Next time you listen really focus in on Bobby if you get the chance.
Especially true when you consider the band post-hiatus, after Bobby takes more of a backseat in the musical sense
Cosmic charlie
been to 5 dozen Rat Dog shows... Bobby is GREAT
Fare Thee Well, Phil. Thank you for the decades of music and bass bombs. May the four winds blow you safely home. 🌹
Check out that bass line by Phil. Jerry is absolutely in outer space. Bobby sounding so youthful and what a rhythm player he is. Billy holding that groove so tight.
They are all on one this is a amazing sound.
Billy said “this is the song that made me realize the Dead can do anything.” Playing that 4-4 and 6-8 over the top of each other. Bill is my favorite rock drummer, and he’s kept those jams tight for decades 🤙🏻
MAGIC
Awesome bass.
I remember these four nights at Winterland like it was yesterday....,it was 50 years ago...,thank you Bear, RIP.
The wall of sound was extraordinary, it was pure clean audio.
Oh Phil! He’s 83 now and still playing shows. Amazing
Charlie.Miler himself ladies and gentleman! If not you share a name with a legend. Cheers
God love Lesh
When I was thirteen, I had a life changing "event" that involved the Grateful Dead. I'm only seventeen now, closing in adulthood and signing up with National Guard, thinking of a career in Law Enforcement. This is the piece of me I don't want to lose. I want to spread it like flowers in early spring! I know there's people like me out there, the heat that don't bust you for smiling on a cloudy day 😉. Here's to hoping I can make a change... ☮️✌️
Don't lose that part of yourself, young one
You won’t lose it, I’ve been listening since I was 15 in 1998 and haven’t lost it! It’s the only thing that’s remained the same!
As a fellow 17 year old deadhead I feel the same way
May God bless you and keep you safe young man!!! Yes!!! Of course YOU!!! Will make a difference!!! Because you want it!!! Peace and Love to you and family
I found the dead after joining the military in 84... saw them a lot while i was on active duty.
That slow part was nuts. The part Bob is playing during that is just perfect.
white rabbit!!
There’s nothing quite like when The Dead hits this song right. This cut of the Other One is legit!
I saw them somehow (with many bells and percussion noises) get into this at Manor Downs, near Austin TX in 1977 (I think it was) and the girl I was with, who was not really a fan, turned to me and said, "They're pretty good." :-) Jerry was going wild, doing his thing when he would look at one person in the audience and play just for them. It was more uptempo than this version. You can probably find it somewhere.
I’m 50, and this is the first time I’ve listened to the grateful dead….
Amazing.
The music, or the fact you waited so long?
The music
@@mattyfidful Cool. Welcome aboard. Even better stuff out there than this (also a lot of really gawdawful stuff)...
Was telling my kid that the Dead start their shows with these mainstream songs like Bertha and Truckin but what people really came for were the jams "once the acid took hold..."
Not me. I've never done acid. I came for the jams so I didn't have to hear them sing.
@@xianshep I meant the band, not (necessarily) the audience
Will never regret getting on that bus! 🎶🎵💃🎶🎵
Thank you Phil
RIP 🔥🐲
One of the slickest Other Ones I’ve ever heard, the groove in that spanish jam was mystical.
Bye Phil and thanks for the sounds.
I'm supposed to be cleaning and I can't stop watching.
Cleaning your spirit..........
Me too! I’m supposed to be vacuuming…
Everytime 'Dark Star' or 'The Other One' wanders into a 'Spanish Jam', the Cosmic inflation reaches its highest point in the Universe, just to the sound of Jerry's Guitar
Anthem Of The Sun is a great album. One of my favorites.
Man Alive!!!! This is easily one of the best version of "The Other One" I've ever heard...absolutely brilliant!
Hadn't heard this song in a while. Perfect!
Rip Phil. I miss you already
IM PEAKING!
Sunshine, 4 way window pains? Lol
Good luck, may the dead lead you home and to your soul!
Saw this concert - sitting in the balcony, just awed by the scene.
If I didn't know any better I would think that this was just a jam session. Turns out to be the greatest fucking jam session I've ever seen.
Pretty much is, so is Dark Star and Playing in the Band, all great songs but also launch pads to jam like crazy and improvise every time played. Check out Dark Star from the same show it's even better imo, some of the best jamming they ever did.
@@michaelmohrle1773 Bill's drumming on the PITB jam from the movie is fucking crazy. Acid soaked jazz insanity.
@@haikat4 1974 is Bill's best year, as a band as a whole I think 1972.
@@michaelmohrle1773 Agreed. Probably around '77 is the peak for for Jerry's guitar chops. Phil has been solid since day 1, and Bobby is Bobby.
The mountain with Jerry and Phil on each side of the stream going down flowing.
It's FN magical! ✨
It makes me want to go back in time!
You'd only still be present back then. 🤣
Jerry bringing it back in around 14 mins, the man, the myth the legend
Lyrics:
Spanish lady come to me, she lays on me this rose
It rainbow spirals round and round, it trembles and explodes
It left a smoking crater of my mind I like to blow away
But the heat came round and busted me for smiling on a cloudy day
Coming, coming, coming around
Coming around, coming around, in a circle
Coming, coming, coming around
Coming around, coming around, in a circle
Escaping through the lily fields, I came across an empty space
It trembled and exploded, left a bus stop in its place
The bus came by and I got on, that's when it all began
There was Cowboy Neal at the wheel of the bus to never ever land
Coming, coming, coming around
Coming around, coming around, in a circle
Coming, coming, coming around
Coming around, coming around, in a circle
I close my eyes and see the notes passing by in all colors of the rainbow 🙌😭😭
On the way to Tennessee with the Family, Listening to this Monsterous Version of The Other One, I Absolutely Love this Jam, Thank You Dave for Dave's Picks 38, just received mine Yesterday, so Grateful for the Music !!!! 🙏✌❤💀⚡
I was in Nashville recently, got tons of compliments on my stealie shirt. Groovy city! Some wonderful bluegrass tunes in the pubs and small clubs too. ☮️💟🌼✨⚡️🌹☀️
Amazing song, great live. ⚡
I was lucky enough to hear the entire side in '72 at the tender age of 12. Just started smoking herb. "Who was THAT?" MY friend was fresh back from a commune in Oregon,(we were in Flint, Michigan). "The Dead," he replied. Whoa, dude! This may have been before tour heads!!!
RIP Phil Lesh. ❤️⚡️❤️⚡️
You may have gotten twisted, but I bet you haven’t gotten ‘Jerry snapping out of it on Phil’s cue and playing a smoking intro to The Other One in front of the Wall Of Sound’ twisted.
Please release a blu ray boxset with all 5 Winterland concerts!!!
Yes! However, I would settle for an album Best Of, compiled of WL dates. Easy Wind is my favorite. I want a box set of the entire Watkins Glen epic. Start to finish, Dead, Allman Bros, and The Band.... OMFG. A time machine with one use only rules...choose one; The Glen or Woodstock. Whatcha gonna pick?
@@thomasw4755Watkins glen for sure!!! My three favorites
The amount of ideas and phrases that these guys would weave in and out of in one performance has always blown me away.
As ever more compelling than your first Mad Max movie, our visions in Utopia, brought to life in harmony. I’m seeing Don Quixote and windmills…with Jerry leading the “Way”. Everybody’s dancing!
Happy Birthday Billy!
Isn't this the shit. God bless the mighty Grateful Dead. A band beyond description.
Could be the best video existent online
I am in the crowd. Great show and time.
FABULOUS Upstate NY with the Mahavishnu Orchestra on the bill at the college in Courtland! 🎉🎉🎉Jazz groove soul rock CREATIVE SO INSPIRED 🎉🎉🥁🎸🎤🎼🎹💥💥💥✨✨✨🌎🌎🌎🌻🌻🌻🪷🪷🪷🪴🪴🪴
Man, they were absolutely on point at this show. Incredibly energy.⚡⚡⚡
Kreutzman does great cymbal work, and on practically every album they mixed and/or EQ'd it out!
Cymbals eat guitars
@rickc2102 Higher cymbals and lower Jerry would've been fine by me.
Looks and sounds amazing. Thanks.
Winterland, S.F. 1968 New Years Eve. Danced on stage with all the kids from Olimpali. I was 14 ❤
"Boots" with the flames, Jerry and Phil with the fire.
Awesome video .... I remember playing the other one on my cassette in my 77 Volkswagen diesel dasher with my friend Scott .... holy shit! Good times my friend. Thank you for this video 🙏
As Mr. Rhythm Man once said, “It’s close enough to be jazz.” Missing you Phil.
That was amazing!! Jerry sound was so clear, it almost felt like they might go into Cosmic Charlie at one point... just beautiful
Loved this Spanish Jam.
I always wanted to hear a heavy metal version. Could be nuts
Winterland! Best time of Bill Graham Presents! Every concert was hand picked with at least two great bands, a lot of em unknown at the time becoming famous. I saw YES blow Black Sabbath off the stage. True.
Thank You
My Wall of Sound shows feel like it was just the other day. The years have gotten away. 👍🎼🎵🎶🎵👁🔥👁🎸💯
As someone that was born well after Jerry's death consider yourself the luckiest generation to have ever lived. If I had I time machine I know exactly where I'd go.
@@faboolean7039 Believe me I do. Just dumb luck I'm afraid. But I wouldn't swap with anyone.
Ty!
I saw the band play a Spanish Jam thirteen years later in Toronto. Never saw a Mind Left Body Jam though. Good times.
Oh just beautiful. I’ve always loved this. ❤️❤️❤️
This is my birthday, eleven years before I was born. I feel a lot more for this recording than I do for what they were doing in ‘85... I’m just sorry I couldn’t have been there. Love you that were, and you that are just hearing for the first time alike. Stay Dead, stay sketchy, haha!
Happiest B day ever
11:57 adorable bobby/phil moment
May the four winds blow you safely home, brother Phil.
Love all they every did!!!since at a young age ,this has been my fav band of all time!!! Peace and Love Happy Weedend to you all!!!
Three people unliked this. Epic ignorance that you could listen to this master piece of music and conclude it sucks. Lol! For God's sake there is actual fire emerging in the background!
they prolly only watched the 1st 30 seconds ...
No. They disliked it because it ended too soon. I don't blame them. 16 minutes is not enough.
Thank you for a 74 show!
I'd already graduated from college when this one got recorded. Go figure! By pure coincidence I did have an opportunity to have dinner with the man in the blue shirt. He is a nice person.
Who? WEIR? Do tell!
@xianshep He had a bar/restaurant just north of San Fran. He ran a monthly quiz show event a mutual friend took me to. Based upon that, he just happened to join our table, and we had a nice dinner. We lost the quiz, because everyone but us were cheating on their cell phones.
Awesome song. 😎
My gosh pick something we’ve never seen a million times!!
Or be an adult and shut the fuck up and enjoy it because it still rips whether you dig it or not. I like it. So I would take your ticket from you and shove you out the door. Lol I'd tell Phil much later. Oh shit I don't know what happened to him? Wait just a cotton picking minute. Where is my dope? I'm high but it's ok. I'm doing a fentanyl half awake half dreaming comment.
One question? Where were they trying to go? And who is Phil's brother who keeps yelling to let him in. I'm not doing it. He knows I'm tripping hard tonight.. dude was supposed to be my designated driver. Heidi, when did you get home? I love you honey but now I'm high as fuck and don't know what happened to our phones. I gotta go to the restroom
How did this happen? Fuck how did you fix it yet? Nevermind.. good to see you dude
Ok we're on for the new fent and chris. I'm gonna piss..then we can split.
Go away
Thank you for this
wow this version is so good!
beautiful⚡️💀
7:11 is when the magic really kicks in....
more like 0:00
No doubt!
The intro gave me flashbacks to my first strong mushroom trip which was my second trip when I had doubled the dose. I was smoking hash oil and started walking down the highway and I peaking and all these cars were racing by so I hopped a barbed wire fence and cut myself but no so bad. I made it into a field and some forest and had a good trip. I've never had a bad trip. That trip was in 1995 October at UCSC. There was a Dead Scene in town and I had eaten and smoked a lot of cannabis so the shrooms didn't freak me out. I found some LSD in Venice Beach later and I want to get a sheet of this LSD. It was fantastic. I took a real sizzler trip once and learned a lot. On Shrooms I used to hear the chanting Bikini Voices and the totally fear out harmonics. My dad was Buell. He used to jam with Jerry a lot. I grew up smoking pot with my mom. I've been sober 19 years. I am fasting right now so I am in the zone. I love this jam they are having. TRIP!
The first time I really heard music was coming down off my 3rd strong mushroom trip. My best friend at UCSC was playing Hendrix and I was smoking bongs and the music was distorting and it sounded so cool I knew I was doing the right thing. My mom told me later that Jimi was probably coming down and smoking pot when he played it. I was lamp working glass pipes and I would be happy to make them if everything is free. I'd rather spend all day making one nice pipe that people could share. I hated the business of it. The retailers just rip you off.
Simply put. It's a masterpiece!!!
NUFF SED.
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An interesting side voyage, right around the 10:00 mark here....
mind left body jam
and a little Spanish Jam.....great version!
No doubt
The Other One > Spanish Jam > Mind Left Body Jam > The Other One = EPIC
Nice!
I'm stoned but this is still cosmic.
The bus came by and I got on, that's when it all began!
Now that is some groovy shit, Thank you
Isn't this the song Billy is referring to when he says he knew when they played this song that there wasn't anything in their way?
... Really good sound quality!
The Bus came by and I got on…
This is great, and with beautiful sound and visuals being a Dead Movie outtake, but nothing ever topped the Other One from 'Skullfuck.'
Whew 9:15 is so great!
Spanish Jam
At 10:18, look at Weir's fingers! Unbelievable.
He has big hands; great for all his weird voicings.
Solid Mind Left Body Jam.
Perfección
If you look closely at the Wolf she doesn't have her effects loop built in yet. I wonder what year that was added.
Wolf was resurfaced in 1989 for a MIDI synthesizer experiment, and was last played by Garcia in 1993
@@vanbrown2131 yeah but the effects loop had to be put in earlier like the mid to late 70's I've been going to shows since 79 and I'm preety positive he had it for that show.
@@jimmyb4728 It was installed during Garcia's time playing the Travis Bean, 1975-77, motivated by his plentiful use of the Mu-Tron envelope filter.
@@Incornsyucopia thank you Melvin I appreciate that. Just one of those curious things. The guy before you said something about 1989 I knew it wasn't that late. So thank you again my brother be safe peace.
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