Thanks for posting. I wasn't sure what the END would look or feel like. It was a good 8 years, and I'm glad they ended on a good note. Peace & Blessings to ALL.
wow this is heart wrenching, even with all the other cover bands this still feels like the end of an era, we were blessed to have shared the planet with the grateful dead...thanks for sharing...Not fade away ~~~
I felt the same way at night 2 at Citi last month, walking shakedown before the showing started getting choked up I HOPE there is a new configuration next year 🙏 TMNS NFA
Thank you for posting , loved this run of shows thru the 8 years,thank you to the band and the fans that makes it a great experience! Great song to end with!❤
Fun. Thanks for some reason brought a tear to these 67 year old eyes. Sounded pretty good looked pretty good I guess I’m just a sentimental old Deadhead.
I wasnt there this weekend, and didnt live stream either but couldnt help but shed a tear when those bears started marching at the end. What a fun couple years its been, so many great memories. Our love will NOT fade away! Thank you for capturing this❤
Thanks so very much for getting an old guy like me back on the bus! Went to my first show in 81 and went with my son the last two years. It’s really been a great, fun ride. I’m grateful to have been able to do it again! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Gives me chills to watch - thank you for sharing! Must've been so amazing to be there. I hope they do something huge for the 60th/30th & bring back the drones!
It gives me chills to think of how enriched our lives have been by what appears to be just a rock and roll band. It was an incredible weekend of love and music ❤️⚡💙
I hadn't seen any of these guys after '95. But my daughter, who was born after that, really wanted me to go. WOW. I had no idea. Low expectations knocked out of the park. I think old Jer would approve. 🎉😅❤
I'm so glad you went! This tour was amazing. I've been able to share many special shows with my daughters since 2015 and my mind was blown every time because the magic was back! It was a great run & I know now this music and this scene will never die
So many roads, and theirs has reached a Dead End. 55 years! of being a Dead Head. Thank you Thank you!!! You could always count on The Dead to put you in a good place! End of an Era.
They opened Fridays show with NFA. One person in the chat said and I quote " They will probably end Sundays show with NFA". Now that is some insight. Holy smokes and kudos to that person for one heck of a call !
Thank You for posting this. I think this tour was Bobby's best year on vocals in a while and he was really on during this show. Great Job Guys, You'll be missed 😢😢❤❤
Great stuff. So much emotion. Really feels like the end in a way that not even Fare Thee Well did. Good on them for going out strong. Here’s to whatever endeavors they each get into in the future.
Thank you for sharing this video! Some of us couldn't make it to the last show and I am glad that you filmed the drone show. Kind of a cool way to put a cap on this version of the band.
John Mayer never , had it , IMO as for the correct vibe . He's a good actor, though. A extremely talented , Julliard graduate. "Guess, His Body is a wonderland, again . " Heard the Dead in 2010 ,first time . " Love seeing folks, in the Bay, however.
I never expected John or Anyone to be anyone other than themselves. That's what Jerry & the fellas wanted - I'm sure. Ya know, sc, these new fellas are from a new era. They never experienced the acid tests or other one-mind sessions that happened in those days. One-mind consciousness rarely comes natural - especially in our modern culture. John loved The Dead long before he met Bobby & Mickey that day at Capitol Records. Don Was chatted with Oteil & Mike on their Comes A Time podcast, and he tells the whole story. Don was the one who introduced John to them. ... I keep thinkin' ... Now, if only Bobby brings John, Oteil & Mickey into his Wolf Bros, All is well and the beat goes on ... with an orchestra, an acoustic And electric bass, & bagpipes 💜
I don't think I will hear anyone ecomplain about the Special FX on this Dead Recording, You know our love will not Fade Away... but our cyncism hopefully tails off
I don’t get D&Co. stopping their tours now. This year is the 1st year, of 8, where they actually lifted off & proved that the new members finally are “getting” the oneness of this music. Clearly, Mayer finally gets what his role is, as part of a single sound, as opposed to the hotshot role…. It’s sad that the fresh potential, reached after 8 years of apprenticeship, will not begin. This ending bit (Not Fade Away) was clearly a Bobby’s choice as a fitting ending…. (I would have preferred Black Muddy River after that awesome Trucking) Oh well…..
Feel that. But nothing lasts forever. We got 30 years of Jerry & 8 of DeadCo & everything in between. The old guard deserves to call it whenever they feel called to. Going out on a high note, cant ask for more than that. The music lives on....💀🥀🙏
I’m betting it’s a restructuring of the Dead corporation……..Billy out and a new hired Gun in. Plus, Johnny boy wants to tour on his own so I’d expect some residencies in the future
@@jeff15116 the way I see it, it’s taken eight years for them to actually sound good as the current unit, whether Billie is in there or not. You can’t just stick new people in here and have what they’ve built over eight years. That just cannot happen. John Mayer, if you watch, recent interviews, has only recently realized what his actual role is in this band. Before he was just a hot shot throwing out licks call, but now he finally understands that it’s more a cohesive oneness, which makes the Grateful Dead so amazing. This took him over six years to develop. Only in the last several years has the band really stepped up to the level that is almost respectful in comparison. Good luck with residencies in other such ideas, because the new people are gonna take years to figure out how the game works…… With the age of Bobby, Ed, Mickey, sadly, this truly is the end of the line for D & Co.……
We distributed many of Srila Prabhupada's books and delicious prasadam (pure veg offered to Krsna) to the wonderful deadheads over the years. Great band and followers 🤸🧘
Although I didn't actually go to the concert, my first experience with the Grateful Dead was in Harrisburg, PA when they played City Island. A bunch of us devotees from Gita Nagari traveled down to do sankirtan and book distribution outside the concert. I was probably 11 years old at the time. I didn't realize it at the time. It was many years later before I realized I'd been at a Grateful Dead concert. The Grateful Dead have a history with devotees going back to when Srila Prabhupada chanted at the Mantra Rock Dance in San Francisco with Allen Ginsberg and Moby Grape.
That kit was Billy's and the invitation couldn't have been more clear after that Chicago show where Billy closed the show with NFA. Can't believe he didn't even show up to share the stage. Phil too. Total disappointment at how that all went down. Bobby and Mickey didn't deserve to be alone on that stage this night. They put too much into this along with the rest of us. We deserved better
It Makes So Much Sense To End With Not Fade Away. Thank You D & C
And You For Posting
This music will outlive us all. My 11-year-old daughters' favorite band is the dead. blessed to have gotten her to see them this summer!!!
Thanks for posting. I wasn't sure what the END would look or feel like. It was a good 8 years, and I'm glad they ended on a good note. Peace & Blessings to ALL.
a good note? Are you being serious?
@abriggs1979 Yes, a good note. It's been a great tour & 8 years. Band is going out on their terms, cant ask for than that in clown world.
Great way to close out. Long live the Dead
@@abriggs1979 Why wouldn't it be a good note???
Make it 2 more years, even 10-strip of a run.😊
wow this is heart wrenching, even with all the other cover bands this still feels like the end of an era, we were blessed to have shared the planet with the grateful dead...thanks for sharing...Not fade away ~~~
I felt the same way at night 2 at Citi last month, walking shakedown before the showing started getting choked up I HOPE there is a new configuration next year 🙏 TMNS NFA
A thousand thank-yous for this post! (First show '78)
My pleasure!
The music and the magic will not fade away. Long live the Dead!
Thank you for posting , loved this run of shows thru the 8 years,thank you to the band and the fans that makes it a great experience! Great song to end with!❤
Thank you very much. Means alot to all of us. WE WILL NOT FADE AWAY 😊
The drone effect is so COOL...
Like the Great Jerry is watching from above. Sorry I missed this
Historic evening at my favorite place!
Love it! And Bobby’s wearing a sweet hat. Thanks for the memories! Our love will not fade away! 🤠✌🏼🌹
Wow, sorry to see it end , but it was a fun run!! Thanks from Philly for posting
Thanks for watching!
The Dead have shown me that magic really does exist
It's hard to come by in this world but it is real. NFA 💀🥀🙏
They did...... all the way through '95. From '96 on, the true magic was gone....it left when Captain Trips did.
“Magic is what we do, music is how we do it…” ✌️
🤣
Fun. Thanks for some reason brought a tear to these 67 year old eyes. Sounded pretty good looked pretty good I guess I’m just a sentimental old Deadhead.
I wasnt there this weekend, and didnt live stream either but couldnt help but shed a tear when those bears started marching at the end. What a fun couple years its been, so many great memories. Our love will NOT fade away! Thank you for capturing this❤
Fare thee well and thank you for another
Another real good time
Thanks so very much for getting an old guy like me back on the bus! Went to my first show in 81 and went with my son the last two years. It’s really been a great, fun ride. I’m grateful to have been able to do it again! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank You. OMG! That's the way to end the Greatest Show On Earth!
One of the best nights of my life.
I’m ready for Sphere 2024.
Maxine from Ontario, Canada. ❤️💙🇨🇦
Gives me chills to watch - thank you for sharing! Must've been so amazing to be there. I hope they do something huge for the 60th/30th & bring back the drones!
It gives me chills to think of how enriched our lives have been by what appears to be just a rock and roll band.
It was an incredible weekend of love and music ❤️⚡💙
A band beyond description, like Jehovas favorite choir!!!
Totally agree. Saw all 3 of the SF shows. 6 shows on this tour. Best Dead &Co tour ever.
The Good ‘ol Grateful Dead ya’ll it was like gypsy caravan church dances
I wish I could have seen this so cool 😎!
Thanks for the last song by this iteration of the Dead! Can't wait for Bob and Co.'s next project.
Grateful I was able to see this band of brothers 4 times in the last three years. 🤞
Thank You for posting this priceless moment from last nite, Bill!! It was such a cool & touching moment. Subscribed & Shared 💜
Glad you enjoyed it
I hadn't seen any of these guys after '95. But my daughter, who was born after that, really wanted me to go. WOW. I had no idea. Low expectations knocked out of the park. I think old Jer would approve. 🎉😅❤
I'm so glad you went! This tour was amazing. I've been able to share many special shows with my daughters since 2015 and my mind was blown every time because the magic was back! It was a great run & I know now this music and this scene will never die
That's great! Been an eye'opener for me. Really had no idea. And the band played on...
Love is Real ❤️ Thank You
You’re welcome.
I was there! That's me clapping!
I’m so glad I got off my ass and got to see them, by far best show of the year, can’t wait to see what this next chapter is, I’m all in
👍☮️💟
Billy Strings, Scott Metzger, Oteil, Russo, Lane, & Marco Benevento... PLEASE
I went on Saturday night and it was an awesome show ⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️
This drone show was absolutely amazing…!❤️❤️❤️👍🏻🎶
So many roads, and theirs has reached a Dead End. 55 years! of being a Dead Head. Thank you Thank you!!! You could always count on The Dead to put you in a good place! End of an Era.
Is death a dead end , or new beginnings?
You know our love will not fade away! Without a doubt, the musical legacy will stand the test of time as technology improves!
Loved it from my couch!! Streamed it into my living room.
They opened Fridays show with NFA. One person in the chat said and I quote " They will probably end Sundays show with NFA". Now that is some insight. Holy smokes and kudos to that person for one heck of a call !
Thank You for posting this. I think this tour was Bobby's best year on vocals in a while and he was really on during this show. Great Job Guys, You'll be missed 😢😢❤❤
This one gives me chills still. Love it!
Thanks for the video. I was horrible with taking videos so I gave up and just enjoyed the moment.
You’re welcome!
Only in America baby, Hell yea!!!!!🇺🇸!!!!!!
OMG❣️⚡️💙
THANKYOU THANKYOU THANKYOUUUUU 🌹💀🌹
WORDS FAIL ME🌈
🌈⚡️🐢SOOO GRATEFUL SOOO PERFECT🌹⚡️🌻
I was there! In the tie-dyed tshirt! Yeah, that one!
Great stuff. So much emotion. Really feels like the end in a way that not even Fare Thee Well did. Good on them for going out strong. Here’s to whatever endeavors they each get into in the future.
Grateful.
That was really cool. Thanks for posting!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Love seeing the dead do this song, Thank you to Buddy Holly for writing it all those years ago....
Heck I used to see those things without a drone when jerry was playing
AMAZING SHOW!!! I WAS IN 311/11 NEXT TO A WONDERFUL COUPLE FROM NEW JERSEY, I DROPPED 2 GREEN GELS WHICH INTENSIFIED THE SHOW EVEN MORE!!! OLWNFA
That drone show looks spectacular! Thanks for uploading this video to share it!
You’re welcome!
This was absolutely beautiful!!!! Thank you so much for sharing! ❤❤❤❤❤❤⚡ NFA
You’re welcome!
That is tooooo cool .✌🏻👍🏻
No this band will not fade away. John Mayer will rise again like a phoenix from the ashes. Love this whole band and him.
I have been saying this for two years...John is going to do like a jgb thing. Play the dead classics and mix in the 60s soul tunes
@@statmaneleven6096 I say more power to him. Whatever John Mayer does will be nothing less than master class. Like himself. Peace and love my friend.
I hope Mayer continues the legacy with Bobby and Mickeys blessings
@@mac1701e Clearly a perfect ending for a new beginning. John Mayer has all the juice.
I hope John comes back renewed and refreshed and does something great to help revive rock n roll for a few more years.
Thank you for posting 💜🎶🥀
Thank you for sharing this video! Some of us couldn't make it to the last show and I am glad that you filmed the drone show. Kind of a cool way to put a cap on this version of the band.
You’re welcome. I do it for all to have the moment for themselves!
Thank you Jerry!!!🎵🎼🎶🎼🎼🪻✌️✌️💐🌷🌺🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🍄🍄🍄🍄🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🪷🌷🌞🌞🌞
great lightshow at the end.
Luckylady. My everlasting appreciation! Since 1968 Winterland
What a time to be alive
Thank you so much for sharing this.
You are so welcome!
Thanks! I fell asleep during Truckin here on the east coast!
🥀 Thank you!
You’re welcome 😊
Thanks Buddy 🙏🏼
The “Howdy Pardner” cowboy in Vegas comes to mind. It is pretty cool!
THAT'S what that reminded me of! You nailed it!
Mayer finally sounded "right" this tour and great vids quality the last weeks. Weir is here, he wont fade away.
John Mayer never , had it , IMO as for the correct vibe . He's a good actor, though. A extremely talented , Julliard graduate. "Guess, His Body is a wonderland, again . " Heard the Dead in 2010 ,first time . " Love seeing folks, in the Bay, however.
@@nicklasmillner101John didn’t graduate Juliard he went to Berkelee and didn’t graduate there either.
I never expected John or Anyone to be anyone other than themselves. That's what Jerry & the fellas wanted - I'm sure. Ya know, sc, these new fellas are from a new era. They never experienced the acid tests or other one-mind sessions that happened in those days. One-mind consciousness rarely comes natural - especially in our modern culture. John loved The Dead long before he met Bobby & Mickey that day at Capitol Records. Don Was chatted with Oteil & Mike on their Comes A Time podcast, and he tells the whole story. Don was the one who introduced John to them. ... I keep thinkin' ... Now, if only Bobby brings John, Oteil & Mickey into his Wolf Bros, All is well and the beat goes on ... with an orchestra, an acoustic And electric bass, & bagpipes 💜
Thank you for sharing
My pleasure
It was a way of life but we will not fade away ! 🩵🐇🐰👽🪐🛸🚀🖤🫶🏼👌🏼💀☠️💜🕸️👻✌️😱😘
Thx for posting! :)
You bet!
Crying. Thank you.
I wish I could have made it to that show. Thanks!
This video brought me to tears. During the drone show
Thanks for posting
No problem!
Thanks for posting ❤️
No problem 😊
Thank you so much 💔⚡🐻🍄💀😞
You are so welcome
First Dead show was April 1, 1975.....does it really ever end?
Thanks for sharing your video!!
this song ain't Never gonna end ... 💜 ...
Thank you for spreadin' the good loving.
Thank you I weant but I am going to love to whoch I am so happy I got to go
Or love will never fade away. It goes on and on its never over even when its over. Thank you❤
Buddy Holly!!!!
Love the ending!! Amazing!!!
Bob Weir spearheaded the ultimate Grateful Dead tribute band for years.
I'm shook at the logistics of that drone display. The amount of programming must have been ridiculous.
Great audio 😊
😳 Deadhead since Winterland ‘68. Feel sad 😞 to say Goodbye to
Aquarium Age & happy John is ready! Welcome!
Naomi
I don't think I will hear anyone ecomplain about the Special FX on this Dead Recording, You know our love will not Fade Away... but our cyncism hopefully tails off
Coolest thumbnail pic of all time NFA
Great far flippin out !! 🎉
I don’t get D&Co. stopping their tours now. This year is the 1st year, of 8, where they actually lifted off & proved that the new members finally are “getting” the oneness of this music. Clearly, Mayer finally gets what his role is, as part of a single sound, as opposed to the hotshot role…. It’s sad that the fresh potential, reached after 8 years of apprenticeship, will not begin.
This ending bit (Not Fade Away) was clearly a Bobby’s choice as a fitting ending…. (I would have preferred Black Muddy River after that awesome Trucking)
Oh well…..
Feel that. But nothing lasts forever. We got 30 years of Jerry & 8 of DeadCo & everything in between. The old guard deserves to call it whenever they feel called to. Going out on a high note, cant ask for more than that. The music lives on....💀🥀🙏
@@deadreckoning6288 I don't think any of them are actually stopping ... are they? 😺
I’m betting it’s a restructuring of the Dead corporation……..Billy out and a new hired Gun in. Plus, Johnny boy wants to tour on his own so I’d expect some residencies in the future
@@jeff15116 the way I see it, it’s taken eight years for them to actually sound good as the current unit, whether Billie is in there or not. You can’t just stick new people in here and have what they’ve built over eight years. That just cannot happen. John Mayer, if you watch, recent interviews, has only recently realized what his actual role is in this band. Before he was just a hot shot throwing out licks call, but now he finally understands that it’s more a cohesive oneness, which makes the Grateful Dead so amazing. This took him over six years to develop. Only in the last several years has the band really stepped up to the level that is almost respectful in comparison. Good luck with residencies in other such ideas, because the new people are gonna take years to figure out how the game works……
With the age of Bobby, Ed, Mickey, sadly, this truly is the end of the line for D & Co.……
Figured they would do this, opened with NFA Friday and reprised it to close everything!
I thought they did Friday and that was it , but you’re right great way to close!
I realized this yesterday and I was so confused if it had a meaning behind it or it was just them casually replaying a song
@@r4tris1ng @sosmra One last nod to Bill Graham.
We distributed many of Srila Prabhupada's books and delicious prasadam (pure veg offered to Krsna) to the wonderful deadheads over the years. Great band and followers 🤸🧘
Although I didn't actually go to the concert, my first experience with the Grateful Dead was in Harrisburg, PA when they played City Island. A bunch of us devotees from Gita Nagari traveled down to do sankirtan and book distribution outside the concert. I was probably 11 years old at the time. I didn't realize it at the time. It was many years later before I realized I'd been at a Grateful Dead concert.
The Grateful Dead have a history with devotees going back to when Srila Prabhupada chanted at the Mantra Rock Dance in San Francisco with Allen Ginsberg and Moby Grape.
Dang it, i knew i should've at least went to Shakedown on Sunday. "Stupid, stupid, stupid!"
Grateful Dead. Family tràndens time
Classy End of the Beginning... Not Fade Away!
Cheers
That is so cool
I was there
yea good times - grateful to be immersed in the vibes and under the drones - th-cam.com/video/w1Ds9iQ8Hns/w-d-xo.html
that is amazing.
💥🥰🔥
epic, wish i was there
⚡❤⚡
What a great finale!
That kit was Billy's and the invitation couldn't have been more clear after that Chicago show where Billy closed the show with NFA. Can't believe he didn't even show up to share the stage. Phil too. Total disappointment at how that all went down. Bobby and Mickey didn't deserve to be alone on that stage this night. They put too much into this along with the rest of us. We deserved better
❤
Damn, I would've thought that NFA chant would have lasted much longer.
Everyone was singing and clapping as they were leaving the stadium. It was beautiful✌