It took me about 60 years, but I finally discovered what all the fuss was about. The biggest touring band? In my opinion, its about having a magical experience listening to these stories through genius lyrics and accompanied by a wonderful mix of instrumental flexibility that can let you be totally invested emotionally in the song. Each song takes you on a journey. And the variance of how each song is played, leaves you anticipating a new sensation or emotion. And when you are vested in the song, it enters your soul. Thus, the inability to prevent yourself expressing it through dance or whatever unusual motion suits you at that moment. John mayer plays the guitar through his soul. I can feel the story through the solos. Started listening to GD stuff occasionally about ten years ago. Now, it about all I listen to. A nice mellow strain of cannabis only accentuates the experience. And experiencing these songs in that manner cant help but make you a better person and world a bit better place. Its dead and company concert or bust going forward. A special thanks to Jerry Garcia, John mayer, Bob weir and all the band members, staff, and fans that made this happen.
Mellow strain shmellow shtain old timer I want that cannabis strain that hits like some lsd for optimal nature connection with a Dead soundtrack ya know. Gotta send it
These dead and company videos and being under the influence of cannabis continously 24 hrs for over a month was a bizarre experience that changed my life. It was part of my inspiration to start a podcast called Your Casino Experience. I didn't really sleep for about ten days had amazing clarity. It literally changed me as a person from the first podcast to today. Watch me change from a money driven podcast to an all charity podcast I can't believe that's me. It's a liberating feeling to cleanse your soul publicly to the whole planet under cannabis. It's like living real-time in your own movie of your life under DMT. Just absolutely life changing. I explain how the dead culture is misunderstood in one episode. This band helped change my life. I get it now. Finally, really get it. What a beautiful thing when you discover it. Love and peace to everyone in this wonderful community!
@@user-gh9si3po8t right on, man I'm so happy to hear that. It's beautiful and thank you for sharing with us, brother. Bless you abundantly in infinite showers of Love, health, strength, vitality, vigilance, Light, and prosperity 🕉🙏🏼😎
Cool , I first saw the Grateful Dead at the Spectrum in 1968 . Saw the Dead and Company on this tour in Phoenix where I now live . Glad the music is still being played 🙏👌🍺😊
one of my favorite dead songs. like to hear all the different iterations. favorite non dead versions Greensky bluegrass 2016 with Holly Bowling sitting in.
I really wish Bobby wouldn't put the pause in the lyric, it just gives the whole flow a 'hiccup'...also wish he would let Oteil or John sing eyes....but he's Bob fucking Weir and he's earned the right to do anything he wants with these songs...
If you ask me, well........he's just Bobby, isn't he? There's very few songs i really love his voice, but on rare occasions hes doing good. Unfortunately not in this song. But his guitar playing vastly improved over the years, i'm not talking about it technically. I mean in terms of doing the exact right thing, right space in the right time also! I do like his playing and all his performance much better then i did back then in the early nineties.. Man....i mean there where time i honestly thougt to myself if he'd put the guitar away it wouldn't do much harm to the song. For example 2nd. Concert Night in London, second Set, 5th. Song I had a bit to much Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds in my system i guess, during the second set i collapsed between row 11/12 and spent the rest of the evening ,flying up there somewhere, where that gigantic Dolby 6 point something System Speakers had been rigged up above our heads and dreamed away, dived full dive into the soundscape.....
I was at that show, up in the nosebleeds on Jeff's side.Fantastic show, but honestly, I thought 6/20/16 at BB&T pavilion across the river in Camden was far better, especially Oteill's solo. He was spot-on perfect in Camden (they all were that show, I thought), but I thought he floundered a little on the back end of his solo here, and John stepped in and picked him up a little like a good bandmate.
I was at that show. But I think its one of my favorites ever. It's when Dead and Company truly broke out, fall of 2017. So interesting to watch now. That's when the gel gelled.
@@kevinborchers3522 I caught some of that fall tour. Was awesome. I think the '17 tour summer & fall was the best they've played but this most recent summer '22 tour comes close.
This is my favorite dead song . Definitely not my favorite dead and co song . I didn’t think it was good . There are highlights but some pretty sour parts also
Man, best? I’d say most polished. But Pig, Keith, Brent, and Vince all had something special. Jeff is a hell of a player, but I wouldn’t put him above the others in anything except finesse, and in that case Vince was a monster musician as well (like Oteil is).
That's cool. I love Jeff....he's phenomenal on the piano, a bit weak on the B3. For my money it's Brent. He was a monster on keys & singing. And then there's Pig. Wasn't around to catch him unfortunately. Keith also had a good run during the Deads most creative era.
Som'n we all gotta figure out (that we are the eyes of the world) while there still is world, cuz if we're the eyes, we're also the mouth and hands & legs too. Given the now all too obvious climate chaos we can know ending deforestation & massive reforestation will stabilize and deep-sixing petroleum back where it belongs too, for starters.
This life is experiential. You had to be there to really get it. Cool thing is it's still happening in 2022 so the opportunity is still there for one to get it.
You're moving just a little too slow. It's beautiful though, but I'm just too tired these days to be persuaded to go to relaxation station. Much too young too. Not paying for that. Good for home listening, thank you for that, but there's much more desire and value and in going to shows. Perhaps this could put my six-year-old to sleep? Lol 💖
Every song these guys play is so slow. Why?? The original GD played at a faster pace. These guys seem like they're playing half speed or something. Not diggin it.
The rhythm guitar player and drummers are in their 70s and play 20min long songs. Wtf do ppl expect happens to ppl as they age? Can bill walton go play in the NBA finals?
More like 'Tired Eyes of the World'. Such an embarrassment to see what they've done. It ain't as bad as 94/95. But then again no band was worse live than 94/95 Dead
interesting opinion. great song, skillfully executed in my opinion. i saw GD a few times in 94/95...have to agree it was uneven but still some spectacular flashes.
Ha. That's humorous & a bit of an exaggeration I'd say. Jerry was winding down but I caught a lot of great shows in 94, 95. I think many would be willing to go back there to hear Jerry play one more time. NFA ⚘
It took me about 60 years, but I finally discovered what all the fuss was about. The biggest touring band? In my opinion, its about having a magical experience listening to these stories through genius lyrics and accompanied by a wonderful mix of instrumental flexibility that can let you be totally invested emotionally in the song. Each song takes you on a journey. And the variance of how each song is played, leaves you anticipating a new sensation or emotion. And when you are vested in the song, it enters your soul. Thus, the inability to prevent yourself expressing it through dance or whatever unusual motion suits you at that moment. John mayer plays the guitar through his soul. I can feel the story through the solos. Started listening to GD stuff occasionally about ten years ago. Now, it about all I listen to. A nice mellow strain of cannabis only accentuates the experience. And experiencing these songs in that manner cant help but make you a better person and world a bit better place. Its dead and company concert or bust going forward. A special thanks to Jerry Garcia, John mayer, Bob weir and all the band members, staff, and fans that made this happen.
Mellow strain shmellow shtain old timer I want that cannabis strain that hits like some lsd for optimal nature connection with a Dead soundtrack ya know. Gotta send it
These dead and company videos and being under the influence of cannabis continously 24 hrs for over a month was a bizarre experience that changed my life. It was part of my inspiration to start a podcast called Your Casino Experience. I didn't really sleep for about ten days had amazing clarity. It literally changed me as a person from the first podcast to today. Watch me change from a money driven podcast to an all charity podcast I can't believe that's me. It's a liberating feeling to cleanse your soul publicly to the whole planet under cannabis. It's like living real-time in your own movie of your life under DMT. Just absolutely life changing. I explain how the dead culture is misunderstood in one episode. This band helped change my life. I get it now. Finally, really get it. What a beautiful thing when you discover it. Love and peace to everyone in this wonderful community!
@@user-gh9si3po8t right on, man I'm so happy to hear that. It's beautiful and thank you for sharing with us, brother. Bless you abundantly in infinite showers of Love, health, strength, vitality, vigilance, Light, and prosperity 🕉🙏🏼😎
YES!
About time..lol
good grief, this is phenomenal.
I have watched it a few times and keeps growing on me, JM is brilliant
I know, I could watch it everyday!
Cool , I first saw the Grateful Dead at the Spectrum in 1968 . Saw the Dead and Company on this tour in Phoenix where I now live . Glad the music is still being played 🙏👌🍺😊
1968 Philly Spectrum... I bet that kicked ass. Luv to hear this kinda stuff from more mature Deadheads... my first show was Austin, TX 7.31.82
@@DukeRaul i could only dream of seeing those shows... Congrats
Saw the Dead many times at the old Spectrum. The parking lot camping and FDR Park across the street was a crazy scene. Sheets of 100 for $65.
@@yogispinoza717 haha
It is, and played much better by Joe Russo's band, FYI.
Marvelous! Jeff at the piano reminds me of Dave Brubeck and his Quartet in their heyday. D&C = Fun to Watch + Fun to Listen to. 😊
Wow! So good. Everyone is cooking 🔥...Jeff Chimenti is my hero
one of my favorite dead songs. like to hear all the different iterations. favorite non dead versions Greensky bluegrass 2016 with Holly Bowling sitting in.
I really wish Bobby wouldn't put the pause in the lyric, it just gives the whole flow a 'hiccup'...also wish he would let Oteil or John sing eyes....but he's Bob fucking Weir and he's earned the right to do anything he wants with these songs...
It's called art
I'm fine with whatever they want to do but I agree with the hiccup in the flow of the song.
If you ask me, well........he's just Bobby, isn't he?
There's very few songs i really love his voice, but on rare occasions hes doing good.
Unfortunately not in this song.
But his guitar playing vastly improved over the years, i'm not talking about it technically.
I mean in terms of doing the exact right thing, right space in the right time also!
I do like his playing and all his performance much better then i did back then in the early nineties..
Man....i mean there where time i honestly thougt to myself if he'd put the guitar away it wouldn't do much harm to the song. For example 2nd. Concert Night in London, second Set, 5th. Song
I had a bit to much Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds in my system i guess, during the second set i collapsed between row 11/12 and spent the rest of the evening ,flying up there somewhere, where that gigantic Dolby 6 point something System Speakers had been rigged up above our heads and dreamed away, dived full dive into the soundscape.....
"Wake now discover that you are the EYES of the world"......
Feels Great!
was there for my only VIP ticket of the shows ive been to. This was pretty incredible. Dark Star that night. Fun fun stuff
Soooo Good!
Awesome ❤❤
Damn...
Best part of dead and co? How much fun bill and Mickey are having playing with John.
Rien à dire 😮😮😮
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I was at that show, up in the nosebleeds on Jeff's side.Fantastic show, but honestly, I thought 6/20/16 at BB&T pavilion across the river in Camden was far better, especially Oteill's solo. He was spot-on perfect in Camden (they all were that show, I thought), but I thought he floundered a little on the back end of his solo here, and John stepped in and picked him up a little like a good bandmate.
Great song.
I wonder who is doing the projection of the logo up top. It seems as though the framerate on the transition was low 🤔
If it's not going to be Phil, might as well be Oteil.....
Might As Well, Mighty Swell...
Oteil is probably the most chill bass player I've ever seen. Every time he plays he looks so content.
A Cow Wouldn’t you be? ;)
@@acow2955 he put up with ABB drama for years, this is probably relaxing is so many ways...man this is a great line up...looking forward to Lock'N.
they are "in the zone"
Enjoyed John Mayer
Man oteil is a monster
John can play. ...oh, yeah.
Also, John Mayer is going to tour with me
with wings a mile long
And also Ryan montblue will tour with me which means for Max Creek no Costa Rica
"Mayer is Dead to me" (~):-}
Bobby G af at the beginning lol
John Mayer should have sang
He IS NO Jerry!!!'!!
Awful high harmony by Mayer.
OMG... worst version ever....overpowering with no reason...lost his caracter..of the song...ok...go on..
Yo momma
I think it's the best version of the song from Dead& Co. Do you guys?
Has a groove to it, that I love !
Great show....melted in the hallway
It is!
No doubt about it.
Hard to say but no argument here. They nailed it on this one.
This can't match the mid 70s versions, but nice.
Awesome version
So much love for this band right now
100%
I was at that show. But I think its one of my favorites ever. It's when Dead and Company truly broke out, fall of 2017. So interesting to watch now. That's when the gel gelled.
John Cassimatis mayer said the Wrigley shows that ended summer tour 17 convinced the band they needed to go right back out in the fall
Me 2
@@kevinborchers3522 I caught some of that fall tour. Was awesome. I think the '17 tour summer & fall was the best they've played but this most recent summer '22 tour comes close.
There are 4 people who don't know what good music is...
Wake up to find out that you are disguised as a squirrel!🤓
heheheheeeee
capitol theatre! pppp
Wake up to find you are the eyes of the world
That's the plan Jake. Wish me luck!
Wake up to find out that you are disguised as a squirrel.
Big fan of when johnny comes in with the funky rythym at the end of oteil's solo!
I read this comment as it was happening 🙃
But I just can't with gravity..no.no.but he is amazing
Who’s Johnny?
“My Brother” says that “eyes of The World IS “MY song”!
That appears to be Quite a Bass Guitar! ( I wonder IF itDID belong to Phil!)
Just vibing, even in 2021
This is such a treat for me...
This just completes my soul,thank you
Love that song💝
Love it! A great version of a great song! I hope the world heals and concerts come back soon!!
Oh, and I have some sad news. No BK three this year. Because otel is going back o tour with me
This is my favorite dead song . Definitely not my favorite dead and co song . I didn’t think it was good . There are highlights but some pretty sour parts also
agree, this version's a little downbeat. Try this then: th-cam.com/video/Rw6ODBHtDxo/w-d-xo.html
Chimenti, the piano guy, is is so great. Best version of "Eyes of the World" I've ever heard.
That's disrespectful. We don't take Jerry slander round these parts.
Best version without Jerry, I meant to day.
bass solo back into jam...nice!
🚀🚀🚀🚀🇲🇦🙏🔊📢
RIP all the other Dead keyboard players, but Chimenti is the best the Dead keyboard of them all.
Man, best? I’d say most polished. But Pig, Keith, Brent, and Vince all had something special. Jeff is a hell of a player, but I wouldn’t put him above the others in anything except finesse, and in that case Vince was a monster musician as well (like Oteil is).
That's cool. I love Jeff....he's phenomenal on the piano, a bit weak on the B3. For my money it's Brent. He was a monster on keys & singing. And then there's Pig. Wasn't around to catch him unfortunately. Keith also had a good run during the Deads most creative era.
I (STILL)miissJerry!!!'!!
(I think that) THAT Keyboard “Player” IS MORE Entertaining than Brent!!M!'!
-M!
Som'n we all gotta figure out (that we are the eyes of the world) while there still is world, cuz if we're the eyes, we're also the mouth and hands & legs too. Given the now all too obvious climate chaos we can know ending deforestation & massive reforestation will stabilize and deep-sixing petroleum back where it belongs too, for starters.
Come on there was a ad during the bass solo
Wow the commercial was in the same exact place again really
OTEIL! God damn! That man can sure play the shit out of that bass!
Sound engineer is cringing when that feedback creeps up
My Brother Says that THIS IS “MY” Song!
Go Atiel - listening to you is
Real Good!
11:53 amazing Bass solo and jamming.
Wow, is that a click track I hear???
All day long makes me dance ❤❤❤
Not Fade this Buddy!!!!!!
I respect the craft. But I dont get the music. Feels like one of those bands you had to listen to in the moment to get it.
This life is experiential. You had to be there to really get it. Cool thing is it's still happening in 2022 so the opportunity is still there for one to get it.
Exhilarating 🎶🎶🎶
Two thumbs WAY UP!!!!
Sorry guys!!!! WOW!!!!
🖤
I LOVE YOU!
You're moving just a little too slow. It's beautiful though, but I'm just too tired these days to be persuaded to go to relaxation station. Much too young too. Not paying for that. Good for home listening, thank you for that, but there's much more desire and value and in going to shows. Perhaps this could put my six-year-old to sleep? Lol 💖
Jeff and Otei kill on this! I still can't get behind this iteration of my favorite band.
Wish these guys still played like this😮💨
They seem to have peaked in '17 but summer tour this year was hot.
I’m still searching for a live version that has that beautiful intro from the studio version...
Try 3-29 -90 ✌😁
Good luck! The Dead never played anything the same way twice...That's kinda their whole gig.
Bad bass solo
Every song these guys play is so slow. Why?? The original GD played at a faster pace. These guys seem like they're playing half speed or something. Not diggin it.
Can these guys be any slower? Jerry would never have allowed this to happen. Speed up please...
Jerry was too busy being a diabetic slob, he'd probably be even slower @ this age.
Kevin ......what’s your story?
The rhythm guitar player and drummers are in their 70s and play 20min long songs. Wtf do ppl expect happens to ppl as they age? Can bill walton go play in the NBA finals?
@@MrBlazerdude7 well said love that the band is still going it must have been the roses
@@MrMick50 or the doses 😁 lol
More like 'Tired Eyes of the World'. Such an embarrassment to see what they've done. It ain't as bad as 94/95. But then again no band was worse live than 94/95 Dead
You go to every show in 94/95 ?
interesting opinion. great song, skillfully executed in my opinion. i saw GD a few times in 94/95...have to agree it was uneven but still some spectacular flashes.
How ya holdin' up at work, is the misery factory still treatin' ya' right??
The music is seldom wrong.
Ha. That's humorous & a bit of an exaggeration I'd say. Jerry was winding down but I caught a lot of great shows in 94, 95. I think many would be willing to go back there to hear Jerry play one more time. NFA ⚘
this is one of the best. band started breaking out around this time.