Very well put Jason. I started seeing shows in the mids 80's & 90's, yet I have migrated to their late 60's & 70's shows to listen, how I've matured w/the music. So many years later & my fav songs of their's still rock!
Yea ,we really did not know how blessed we were. I mean we just took it for granted that this is the life an it would go on for years and years. Well it did but when it's gone you shake yer head an cry
Yup saw many Pittsburgh shows in the 80s but in 89 moved west, where I still dwell. I’d have been here. My first listen to 3 Rivers, it’s definitely a 👍🏻…
Here's a question for Dead archivist David Lemieux: Any chance that someone has a video of the band doing the Jack Straw version that was the Europe '72 album? That was the most haunting, magical rendition I've ever heard, even if plays in my head mostly when I'm anxious and on the verge of failure.
This world needs Jerry right now, it's gone crazy, but we will get by. We love you Jerry and the rest of the band. Every time I get Down, I turn on the dead and my day seems alittle better.
@@gregorysgarrison yep finally someone sane, Jerry Gave the World Plenty, don't let memories you have of him go...but the OP needs to let Jerry go...have your own adventure...we will get by if GOOD VIBES are passed around & not some dumb "world is crazy ahhh!" Crap, do something about it. Stop with that self defeating talk & the world needs you right now, we got the very best of Jerry...now its your turn...you're the eyes of the world brother
@@psydd5209 you got that right, the evil and the hate, that's out there, we can sustain as a society. Aswell as the cost of everything, we are heading towards disaster.
I just wanna give a shout out to the whole dead community, old and new the LOVE IS STILL ALIVE IN ME HEARING THIS SET LIST HAS ignited every single emotion that has connected me to the band , as well as the connection to all that listen and share the emotions , time and space connected memories ,and to the ones that are just discovering our family when you get to the point that you just cant explane to anyone what you think and feel when listening to the music.. you have now entered the point of perfect jubliation and harmony with all of us dead heads " I just cant explane it" was what we all said after seeing our first shows ....welcome and always remember to be grateful , nothing left to do but smile smile smile..
Set 1: Touch of Grey 00:59 Greatest Story Ever Told 7:23 Jack-A-Roe 12:06 New Minglewood Blues 17:19 Row Jimmy 25:32 Mama Tried > 38:38 Mexicali Blues 41:13 Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues 48:35 Let It Grow 55:09 Set 2: Samson and Delilah 1:07:54 Eyes of the World 1:14:44 Estimated Prophet 1:29:58 Terrapin Station 1:42:23 Jam 1:56:43 Drums 2:01:18 Space 2:05:12 I Need a Miracle 2:10:56 Wang Dang Doodle 2:16:20 Black Peter 2:21:30 Throwing Stones 2:31:18 Turn On Your Love Light 2:40:38 Encore: Knockin' on Heaven's Door 2:50:24
Seems so long ago, these golden summer days outdoors with the Dead, so crystalline are the memories, so deep the imprint on my mind , spirit and soul..... yes, kiddos, before all this there was this thing called fun... even a thing known as " too much fun ".... would love to just go back to this time and stay there forever if I could
Usually I hate comments like these but gosh darn it, Deadheads are so darn respectful to the youth. They don't demonize us for listening to new music not nearly as much as other communities. All I see here is just a fond looking back at the past and nothing more. You guys keep truckin', who knows, I might become a deadhead too. Just about getting into them.
He WAS that healthy and truly did sound that great. I was on this swing, and we all felt Brent was the future of the band. It was clear Jerry was never long for this world. And Bobby... I won't say it, but some would say he appeared coked to the gills at all times. I would not have argued against that. PLUS... Brent really was holding it together. On the last studio album Brent had more songs than Jerry or Phil. and they were killer songs!
@@TheClownfight Such a tragedy man. According to some Brent was going heavy on the drugs because he was afraid to go to jail later that year. It would have been great for him. Time to write, time to get sober...
@@jefflofstead1649 Brent died after the tour though. I heard this from the Deadcast. He was a very anxious person and couldn't cope with the idea of going to prison, and was using drugs to cope and he overdosed.
My first Dead concert 50 years ago, 1971, U of Rochester Palestra, I was 17. Got in by climbing a human ladder through a window. Pig Pen throwing balls of flame in the air. Jerry started lead with NRPS and still playing when I left for school the next morning. i was hooked for life. Unforgettable !
Nice! I was 17 for my first show too. My very uncool, unhip mother let me take a greyhound to go see them for the 1st time. She even drove me to the bus station.
WELCOME!!!!!!!!! So glad you could join us, never to early or too late to be exposed to the dead let the beat move your feet and the rhythm sooth your soul. It brings tears to my eyes remembering the first time I heard the dead and how much it has effected every aspect of my life. I am the person I am today thanks to this music and the scene that enjoys it.
The Dead have helped me through a lot of times good and bad, but nowadays when I'm feeling down I put on a Grateful Dead album or concert cause they're all great from 65 to now with the Dead and Company, and Phil and Friends, so glad you found their music 🎵🎶 cause it'll work wonders in your life if you just let it, also ya better strap in for a long strange trip and ride cause they have so many songs and albums it ain't even funny, and they haven't even opened up all of the Vault,where the hold all their material, so just dance on down Shakedown Street and see where the music takes you, ✌️ and positive vibrations for y'all tonight
I'll never forget Phils BASS BOMBS... where the acoustics/amp levels would cause huge reverberations through the body when he played certain bass chords.
Every show I ever went to was a special occasion like the 4th of July, Christmas and Halloween all rolled into one! This was one of the Great ones! We didn't realize how good we had it!
Well, I gotta say I was one of the ones who KNEW how great I had it, when I went to a show, or even just listened to a live show, or a live broadcast like the New Year's show every year....I KNEW for sure, I was part of a magical mystical ride to the farthest reaches of the galaxy....NOTHING was ever like a GD concert......They were PURE MAGIC.....I LOVE THIS BAND TO THIS DAY......I only got to see them play live 3 times, but each time was truly an experience that I will treasure on my mind forever, and the GREATEST thing was the coolest people in the world , the GD audience, all gathered together, exchanging loving energy, was an experience that I will miss for the rest of my life.
It has got to be inevitable especially with billy strings keeping the memories going with awesome new twists on loved classics as well as his own that are right up there I’m loving it wish I had more time to see him and his boys live all young and gifted I was so impressed caught myself looking around as if bob jerry and Phil were around it was too cool and such fun
After a brief sojourn to other artists and genres I was wrestled back to my roots thanks to a local bar that has booked GD cover bands. It went by a few weeks ago and was reaffirmed and renewed. Reaffirmed by the wonderfully kind and spiritual fans who came out to enjoy community, friendship, and the music. I didn't realize how much I missed the uncomplicated, loving and unassuming nature of the people who miss live music in general and the Grateful Dead in particular. I reconnected with old friends, met new one and discovered 'closet' fans I would have never expected. As always, no shortage of surprises among a generous crowd. It saved me from myself.
Forever thankful for these concert videos. I'm 32 going on 33 and never had the honor to see Jerry and the boys play live. When my time is called and it's my turn to join the great gig in the sky, I'll finally get to see Jerry and Brent play.
This was my first Grateful Dead show. I was 17 years old, and had just graduated high school the month prior. Although I was merely a casual fan going in, it transformed how I listened to music, and what I wanted/expected out of a live show going forward. I'm SO glad that this performance is immortalized on film/video! (P.S. So sad seeing Brent here, and realizing how little time we had left with him!)
Could not have scribed that better myself. ME too. Illinois and WS. shows 87' + and then traveled for a while plane flights cars and vans I fell in love with the cowboy stuff Had Jerry smile at me my first show front row center. that was a moment. 75 shows later the asshat up and dies on us. What a jerk.
@@marko363636 was never about you bud, glad he gave you some great memories, but you're not on his time line... Gave You & the World more than enough. He would of wanted you to let it go to appreciate your own life journey.
To think 2 weeks later Brent passed.... That hurt. I loved him well and felt the loss keenly. His soulful music lives on in my heart. He was a gent on tour. RIP friend
Was at this show and it was HOT beyond belief. Thanks to genghis and chucko for hooking us up with the best seating arrangement ever- 2nd row seats and a private box w/AC. Heated up by the stage and then cooled off in the box. The group switched places when the temp was overwhelming in order not to fry your brain and lose your mind.
@Bruce Amshel: I never lost my mind. I gave it away a few times, but it comes back to laugh at me every once in awhile...I get shown the light! And I love it! 😋😻
I was at this show and still have my ticket stub...Section 105, Row KK, Seat 20. I also have it on DVD but I am very glad it'll be available on TH-cam. Thank you!
My first show was in 73 my parents took me I was 4 and years later I found my people waiting on me and knew I was home I feel the same way about billy(Garcia) strings
I hung out with Brent too. the guy he was. just a guy I could say thanks for the show when we would hook up after them here and there. drink beer and party. at alpine one year it was late and he asked.me if he had a day off. yes Brent no show for a few days. smiled like a kid at snow day. we went boating on lake Geneva the next day. mikey and bill joined us. the good old days. yes I miss him too. lets just be glad for the time we knew him hey"" Mr fantasy " these archives are live savers. thanks. and you other heads thanks for staying engaged. so many roads. see ya all eventually. Mike
I can never stop watching these shows , thank u so much from the bottom of my heart or half of it that’s left with Jerry , I’m just a broken down palace & never will I b the same !🥲😥😢😔😞so sad am I , can’t help it , sorry !
Holy shit my 1st road trip show!!! A true perfect 10/10 !!!! Hard to believe it was 30+ years ago praise Jesus im old... Enjoy this one kids! Jerry and the boys are balling out like Michael Jordan!!
I've been practicing Silat and Escrima since 1993 and Taiji, Bagua and Xingyi since 2008. I like practicing slow twisting and circling steps with blades. It nourishes my brain and I circulate my chi to stay healthy and massage my internal organs to stay soft and limber. The first thing I would teach someone is how to relax and root and circulate Qi. After relaxing, someone can learn basic Gong Fu! Ginseng A river of life through eyes Seen blue skies and dream Each day’s scene A shade of green from the leaves Beautiful blossoms So many herbs Spirits Here you find a shining light So bright I want to learn medicine. Give a good massage.
I saw them in Mtn View, 3 nights in June, '90. I quit housekeeping in Yosemite to go. Saw them Jackson, Ms '78', and in Atlanta, '89. I miss those days, but now I listen to a different show every day.
That's was me climbing in the stands behind the band, some prankster had slipped a 10 strip in my beverage, nuff said.😂😂😂😪 I'm catching the show for the 1st time here. Thanks Grateful Dead for the adventure of finding my way back home.
listen to & watch 6/14/91 RFK & you'll see the same tightness with the band but, well you be the judge for yourself just how good the show is, best thing is both are stadium shows.
There are no words. Just Thank you to every soul that was part of making this always and forever. The best fuckin time of my life..much love to you all...wow just watched view from the vault. Amazed
If I could be instantly transported to any time or place in Human History I think this show would be where I would choose. The good vibes are off the charts!!
i wish i could go back to this time, this place, this show. my first roadtrip from philly to pittsburgh. strangers stopping strangers to shake hands on br stops lol
Took my little bro to his first show that day! I was on tour and he and his buds came to meet us and what a great day we had! CSN was the opener if memory serves me right...
Sporadically on tour I believe I saw em again in Buffalo NY that was another great time an show...Brent wouldn't last long after Buffalo y show I also was at the shit hole world Amp in Illinois last 3 for Brent, there's a video shows roadie handi g Brent a syringe ready to go he cks out others just before he does his foot I think. Shit takes alot of band members out...RIP all
My first show was a few nights following this show at Deer Creek. I went from a 16 year old metal head to a dead head over night. It was a baptism of the soul and forever changed the course of my life. I never made a 3 rivers show unfortunately. My wife went to the 95 show and invited me. Who knows... maybe if I would have said yes we would now have been married 28 years instead of 11.
My first Dead concert. I went with my brother. The band was in excellent form. So sad that Jerry and Brent are no longer with us. Extremely grateful for the posting of this concert. Thanks
That's so cool. I saw both east and west coast shows that year. Being a California kid, I was simply not prepared for what an East Coast show was. Holy Crap! Flying whiskey bottles in the parking lot.
The best time I have ever had is still the best time ever had to go to a dead show and I just miss the best of your shows and I will always be a dead head and happy to say that dead changed me in so many ways and I will always love you and will always be a dead head till my time is over keep playing your stuff is still the best of all the music that is out there and I am still a happy to be a part of the dead head family for life play on play on
The era in which the GD broke into mainstream consciousness with their only chart topping hit. The accompanying Touch Of Grey music video is an absolute classic! I still remember it rotating on MTV like non-stop around this time. Friends who didn't know them wanted get to know them because of that video. Their resulting plunge into GD music was like a bottomless wellspring of good vibes, good times, and moments of spiritual enlightenment as the rest was, as they say, history ;) What a long strange trip it's been !! And we're ALL still on the ride!!
I'll never forget that evening when they asked us to come back in for that taping it was so crazy fun with Bill the drummer telling off the wall jokes as we all partied it up!
@@MrStuVW Hey now Stuart. Soundds like it was a really good time. When & where was yhe show w/ Billy telling jokes(and do you remember any of them?) Peace to U & yours. Jammon
@@3jammon3 Bill was drinking beer from cans, we were coming down from a psychedelic day and might have been drinking a little too that party was intense but no way could I remember even one of Bills works of art 🎭
Hometown show. Epic. The second set CHANGED me forever. Prob. my most spiritual experience at a GD show. 19 yrs old , mighta missed a lot in the 70s but it was just the right timing for me to be there… such a short time to be there and a long time to be gone🤷🏻-as always.
Yeah you had to see the Dead live I was blessed enough to see and hear them May 1980 by the skin of my teeth I got to see them what a great time long live the Grateful Dead music rest in peace pigpen rest in peace Jerry Garcia thanks a lot Grateful Dead Rock on🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸❤️✌️🎸☠️🤡🌋🤘🤘🤘🤘🌎🙄
He reached out his hand & I shook it to feel the musical vibe deep in my soul, he grinned at me & I knew he was thinking do you feel it? Love is to soul as water is to body.
High as f**k at this show in many ways, the view from the top of the stadium was awesome, rivers , bridges and city, a raging party in the lot before and after the show, a really, really good day. Thank you, Grateful Dead.
First time I heard Estimated Prophet live, 77? I believe, opening night at the Palladium in NYC, 5th row center, 4 of us trippin on window pane - you get the idea - it was a transcendent, ok religious experience. They were so unbelievably tight. Among the best Dead shows ever for this dude. First show '73 Roosevelt Stadium.
My family is the Grateful dead. Alive and well. I know I will see you all at time someday.. Much love Lisa , Monasha Jerry, Brent and the gang. Party on!!
This brings me back following the dead first show Halloween night at radio city music hall NYC became an instant deadhead followed every east coast show till 1988 moved to CA started enjoying west coast shows till Jerry's death and was so heartbroken didn't see anything till dead and Co what a long strange trip it's been when I die put speakers by my head and let me dance to the dead forever blessed be namaste george
What a great show. CSN opener. We were in the 30th row and the sound was phenomenal. Estimated was off the hook. I could hear Weir's wailz long into the night. Remember when the skeleton's leg fell off during "Miracle"? Man, those were the days. RIP Brent & Jerry
I listened to a blonde haired man in 75 in Hilo music school in Hawaii. Did not know his name but he sang To me a capella a song i learned later on guitar and sang myself but was many tears later i learned it was a Dead song. Ripples..
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There are many types of music that I've grown out of over the years, this is something you grow into.
Very well put Jason. I started seeing shows in the mids 80's & 90's, yet I have migrated to their late 60's & 70's shows to listen, how I've matured w/the music. So many years later & my fav songs of their's still rock!
Touch of grey.
Yes, This. Well said. I feel like it's music to grow old with. You don't listen to Grateful Dead music. Grateful Dead music happens to you. (~);}
@@bryanharrell4059 brilliant response!
Beautifully said.
Everybody looks and sounds healthy and happy. This is how I want to remember them
Me too!!!!
♥️
I'm with you
I so appreciate your comment. Made me feel positive and happy. ❤️
Hopefully heaven is one long Dead show.
When I die
bury me deep
Place two speakers
At my feet
A pair of headphones
On my head
And forever play
The Grateful Dead
Dead Ahead
Awesome! Heard this one from an older head when I was on tour years ago. Always stuck with me and I recite it time to time
Yea ,we really did not know how blessed we were. I mean we just took it for granted that this is the life an it would go on for years and years. Well it did but when it's gone you shake yer head an cry
@@darrellcooper3924 I had just bought a Cherry Chouffe beer when I seen this Notification......Jerry......Cheery
Same here ! I told my daughter to play this plus Pink Floyd at the time of me dyeing so I could go in peace , so much they gave us !❤️♥️🌹
This was my very first show. No one will care. It was a smokin' first show.
Hell yes. My very first concert in the 70's with a favorite uncle. Many more since then!
Yup saw many Pittsburgh shows in the 80s but in 89 moved west, where I still dwell. I’d have been here. My first listen to 3 Rivers, it’s definitely a 👍🏻…
I care. Your first show first is always special. 😊
My fist as well
WE CARE . we care if u werent Kind .
Was at this show summer tour 90. Crosby, Stills and Nash opened!
And my friend literally pissed himself while shrooming. Fantastic show!
"Nothing is better for your head than listening to GRATEFUL DEAD"
Yeah nothing alive and suck
You'll live a life of fear and dread if you listen to the grateful dead
@@billorphusno, you will live a life of peace and harmony.
@ChrisWhitley-tx1oz lol it's from a Billy Strings song about how if your hair is too long, there's sin in your ❤️. RIP Phil! We miss you already!
I miss this shit. I hope heaven is a long DeadShow
Me too 🎉
It is, just listen!
The Grateful Dead audio/video archive is a national treasure.
Oh my goodness!! It sure is!!
Here's a question for Dead archivist David Lemieux: Any chance that someone has a video of the band doing the Jack Straw version that was the Europe '72 album? That was the most haunting, magical rendition I've ever heard, even if plays in my head mostly when I'm anxious and on the verge of failure.
@@greg1030 nice work
@@greg1030 good question I mean
It sure is a national treasure for all times until the last of them go ! 😢😥🥲😘🥰😍💀☠️♥️🎶❤️🌹☮️🥳🙏🏻😇
Holy smokes is true and experienced here every day.
By "giving it away" they created a legacy
This world needs Jerry right now, it's gone crazy, but we will get by. We love you Jerry and the rest of the band. Every time I get Down, I turn on the dead and my day seems alittle better.
The world was always much much crazier throughout the past. It is relatively tame these days.
@@gregorysgarrison yep finally someone sane, Jerry Gave the World Plenty, don't let memories you have of him go...but the OP needs to let Jerry go...have your own adventure...we will get by if GOOD VIBES are passed around & not some dumb "world is crazy ahhh!" Crap, do something about it.
Stop with that self defeating talk & the world needs you right now, we got the very best of Jerry...now its your turn...you're the eyes of the world brother
Make America Grateful Again 1:27:08
@@psydd5209 you got that right, the evil and the hate, that's out there, we can sustain as a society. Aswell as the cost of everything, we are heading towards disaster.
It works.
I just wanna give a shout out to the whole dead community, old and new the LOVE IS STILL ALIVE IN ME HEARING THIS SET LIST HAS ignited every single emotion that has connected me to the band , as well as the connection to all that listen and share the emotions , time and space connected memories ,and to the ones that are just discovering our family when you get to the point that you just cant explane to anyone what you think and feel when listening to the music.. you have now entered the point of perfect jubliation and harmony with all of us dead heads " I just cant explane it" was what we all said after seeing our first shows ....welcome and always remember to be grateful , nothing left to do but smile smile smile..
All about the music
Beautifully Said!!
I concur, Brother. Remember not to fade away. Live,Love,and Grow. God Bless
Id have to agree../|£∆¥€\|/ Always Greatfull
Me too brother .. "Grateful" Ed
Set 1:
Touch of Grey 00:59
Greatest Story Ever Told 7:23
Jack-A-Roe 12:06
New Minglewood Blues 17:19
Row Jimmy 25:32
Mama Tried > 38:38
Mexicali Blues 41:13
Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues 48:35
Let It Grow 55:09
Set 2:
Samson and Delilah 1:07:54
Eyes of the World 1:14:44
Estimated Prophet 1:29:58
Terrapin Station 1:42:23
Jam 1:56:43
Drums 2:01:18
Space 2:05:12
I Need a Miracle 2:10:56
Wang Dang Doodle 2:16:20
Black Peter 2:21:30
Throwing Stones 2:31:18
Turn On Your Love Light 2:40:38
Encore:
Knockin' on Heaven's Door 2:50:24
Thanks Ron, I was looking for the playlist and there it was
The Dead in their prime.Still digging in 2021.
amazing show
The world needs more people like you
Thank you for the list
Did this entire tour. Hard to believe 30 years have passed. This day was so memorable. Peace to all.
Time is a trip.
I saw the shows at Mountain View shows at Shoreline Amphitheater this tour.
Time is a stripper doing it just for you
Seems so long ago, these golden summer days outdoors with the Dead, so crystalline are the memories, so deep the imprint on my mind , spirit and soul..... yes, kiddos, before all this there was this thing called fun... even a thing known as " too much fun ".... would love to just go back to this time and stay there forever if I could
I miss the dàys! Nothing lasts forever though!
Usually I hate comments like these but gosh darn it, Deadheads are so darn respectful to the youth. They don't demonize us for listening to new music not nearly as much as other communities. All I see here is just a fond looking back at the past and nothing more. You guys keep truckin', who knows, I might become a deadhead too. Just about getting into them.
Me too. All the years role by. Tears.
Oh yes brother Phil. I remember 35 years ago my first concert in Atlanta. I can still feel the excitement and newness of a culture such as the Dead.
@@radioguy1667 to iyy 😁de u r
RIP Brent. Looks so healthy and sounds so good here. Who would've known he'd leave us 18 days later...
I wish I knew y but I do know he was doing speedballs !
He WAS that healthy and truly did sound that great. I was on this swing, and we all felt Brent was the future of the band. It was clear Jerry was never long for this world. And Bobby... I won't say it, but some would say he appeared coked to the gills at all times. I would not have argued against that. PLUS... Brent really was holding it together. On the last studio album Brent had more songs than Jerry or Phil. and they were killer songs!
@@TheClownfight Such a tragedy man. According to some Brent was going heavy on the drugs because he was afraid to go to jail later that year. It would have been great for him. Time to write, time to get sober...
@@haikat4 No breaks killed him and Jerry
@@jefflofstead1649 Brent died after the tour though. I heard this from the Deadcast. He was a very anxious person and couldn't cope with the idea of going to prison, and was using drugs to cope and he overdosed.
Terrapin love love love love love tears in my eyes.
It's too beautiful!
I miss the days of the old GRATEFUL
DEAD. I love the old vault videos.
❤R.I.P. Phil and please tell Jerry and Pigpen hello for me.☮️😊🎶👀❤️
My first Dead concert 50 years ago, 1971, U of Rochester Palestra, I was 17. Got in by climbing a human ladder through a window. Pig Pen throwing balls of flame in the air. Jerry started lead with NRPS and still playing when I left for school the next morning. i was hooked for life. Unforgettable !
I love you Joe!
Rochester!
Nice! I was 17 for my first show too. My very uncool, unhip mother let me take a greyhound to go see them for the 1st time. She even drove me to the bus station.
U r rite up there with me I would guess ! ❤️🌹🎶😥😱💀☠️🙀☮️🥳🙏🏻😇
Great Memories!!
I know I'm late to the party, but holy smokes this band is incredible!
Happy You Found This!!
Peace & Love!!
It's never too late!! Just enjoy and smile, smile, smile🧡💚💜💙
WELCOME!!!!!!!!!
So glad you could join us, never to early or too late to be exposed to the dead let the beat move your feet and the rhythm sooth your soul.
It brings tears to my eyes remembering the first time I heard the dead and how much it has effected every aspect of my life.
I am the person I am today thanks to this music and the scene that enjoys it.
The Dead have helped me through a lot of times good and bad, but nowadays when I'm feeling down I put on a Grateful Dead album or concert cause they're all great from 65 to now with the Dead and Company, and Phil and Friends, so glad you found their music 🎵🎶 cause it'll work wonders in your life if you just let it, also ya better strap in for a long strange trip and ride cause they have so many songs and albums it ain't even funny, and they haven't even opened up all of the Vault,where the hold all their material, so just dance on down Shakedown Street and see where the music takes you, ✌️ and positive vibrations for y'all tonight
This ain't gonna die. If anything, you've joined at the beginning.
This show is such a good example of Phil playing lead bass. The bass line is incredible.
Gotta cringe at those '80's shorts ...
And Jerry sober.
he plays more notes than all of the guitarists combined!
I'll never forget Phils BASS BOMBS... where the acoustics/amp levels would cause huge reverberations through the body when he played certain bass chords.
Lesh creates so much movement while still grounding the low end. unique in his playing!
Every show I ever went to was a special occasion like the 4th of July, Christmas and Halloween all rolled into one! This was one of the Great ones! We didn't realize how good we had it!
Yes, I got to live it
I only got to see them once but that's a huge number compared to zero, in this circumstance especially.
My first show just happened to be on the 4th of July!
What a day! What a trip! What a show!
7/4/81 Manor Downs Austin Tx.
So true.
Well, I gotta say I was one of the ones who KNEW how great I had it, when I went to a show, or even just listened to a live show, or a live broadcast like the New Year's show every year....I KNEW for sure, I was part of a magical mystical ride to the farthest reaches of the galaxy....NOTHING was ever like a GD concert......They were PURE MAGIC.....I LOVE THIS BAND TO THIS DAY......I only got to see them play live 3 times, but each time was truly an experience that I will treasure on my mind forever, and the GREATEST thing was the coolest people in the world , the GD audience, all gathered together, exchanging loving energy, was an experience that I will miss for the rest of my life.
We will get by. We will survive.
Love Jerry’s shorts ☮️
Not just about the vocal. It's about the music, about the feel. Legend.
The whole crew Robert hunter and all the folks that would follow and make shake down street what it was great memories
Bless everyone and Bless the GOOD OLE' GRATEFUL DEAD.
I was at this show with my roommate from WVU.....higher than two church steeples we were......damn good times!!!!
where was it?
We were higher than Georgia pine!
Greatest. Band. Ever.
302 shows ! Of -2318 Shows !
they went into each moment not sure what was going to happen and that was magic.
THIS MAN NEEDS TO BE REMEMBERED FOREVER.
@@nicole.hambonelmao
It has got to be inevitable especially with billy strings keeping the memories going with awesome new twists on loved classics as well as his own that are right up there I’m loving it wish I had more time to see him and his boys live all young and gifted I was so impressed caught myself looking around as if bob jerry and Phil were around it was too cool and such fun
After a brief sojourn to other artists and genres I was wrestled back to my roots thanks to a local bar that has booked GD cover bands. It went by a few weeks ago and was reaffirmed and renewed. Reaffirmed by the wonderfully kind and spiritual fans who came out to enjoy community, friendship, and the music. I didn't realize how much I missed the uncomplicated, loving and unassuming nature of the people who miss live music in general and the Grateful Dead in particular. I reconnected with old friends, met new one and discovered 'closet' fans I would have never expected. As always, no shortage of surprises among a generous crowd. It saved me from myself.
Amen!
Jerry, in my little mind, was the best Rock and Roll guitarist of all time!!! He changed his music at every concert, amazing man.
Absolutely Amen man
Yes!! The very best!
Yeah , you right
I agree 👍
dull as a stick
Never had seen this show before, but WOW! Anytime you see Jerry smile and dance, you know there something special that night. Miss them sooo much...
yes and Phil sang, i have not seenthis either.
What I remember clearly from my Grateful Dead concert days, is the feeling I would get, that I was participating in the creation of the music.
@ Paul Maggiar You were, Sir. You were!!!
Forever thankful for these concert videos. I'm 32 going on 33 and never had the honor to see Jerry and the boys play live. When my time is called and it's my turn to join the great gig in the sky, I'll finally get to see Jerry and Brent
play.
Amen, me too in the sky...
I’m sure u & uyall will for sure in my soul I believe this to b true ! 🙏🏻😇
Lookin Forward To That Myself!!
Feel that my man
Fare Thee Well
Thank the lord for the Grateful Dead.
"Like Jehovas favorite choir"
I Luv your Jerry paw!!! My first was Venura fairgrounds '87 then nck deep in Foxboro,Mass '90.
New Inglewood blues
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the lord? u r nuts :)
I love the Grateful Dead so much. All of it. From pig to Brent, to dead and company now. Such amazing musicians.
I agree so much with u my friend !
Turn on your love light.
We survived all these years... thanks for the memories
❤
This was my first Grateful Dead show. I was 17 years old, and had just graduated high school the month prior. Although I was merely a casual fan going in, it transformed how I listened to music, and what I wanted/expected out of a live show going forward. I'm SO glad that this performance is immortalized on film/video!
(P.S. So sad seeing Brent here, and realizing how little time we had left with him!)
That’s really neat :) What an awesome graduation celebration ✌️💜🌈
Could not have scribed that better myself.
ME too. Illinois and WS. shows 87' + and then traveled for a while
plane flights
cars and vans
I fell in love with the cowboy stuff
Had Jerry smile at me my first show front row center. that was a moment. 75 shows later the asshat up and dies on us. What a jerk.
@@marko363636 was never about you bud, glad he gave you some great memories, but you're not on his time line...
Gave You & the World more than enough.
He would of wanted you to let it go to appreciate your own life journey.
What show is this? I know its not CA, and east of the Rockies
Seems like one of the more sober memories of Brent that come to mind or what’s left of it lol
Was at this show-drove out in morning from philly,after show drove all night to be at work on Mon.Was absolutely worth it
I wish I knew, at the time, that this wasn't gonna go on forever! I miss it!
but it is forever beyond time!
you have'nt lived untill you have been to a dead concert long live all of us 8/14 2020
Its not the same
Growing up with the dead I never get tired of hearing the boys but my new friend billy and his boys are joining the party I love it🙏😁👍👍😎
These guys come by once in a life time. They are all complete genius, musically, vocally, instrument playing, creating incredible sounds.
It’s so true I also feel this way about ever evolving billy(Garcia)strings
To think 2 weeks later Brent passed.... That hurt. I loved him well and felt the loss keenly. His soulful music lives on in my heart. He was a gent on tour. RIP friend
Brent was so incredible. He and a Jerry really played well of of each other. No one really talks of how painful it was for Jerry after Brent passed
I want someone who looks at me like Jerry would look at Brent.
didn't he pass away from oddly to much wine and heroin? In his pool? Sad to say the least.
I hung with him and Healy one night in Miami, he was a super cool brother. Miss him still.
The World. I had not ever cried at a show.. until this one! All I could feel was BRENT!
For the full re-enacted dead show, check out Dark Star Orchestra. They bring out the best The Dead had to offer!
For the four hundred and twentieth time I am rolling to this Brutha and sisters
I always love Bill’s drum work.
Was at this show and it was HOT beyond belief. Thanks to genghis and chucko for hooking us up with the best seating arrangement ever- 2nd row seats and a private box w/AC. Heated up by the stage and then cooled off in the box. The group switched places when the temp was overwhelming in order not to fry your brain and lose your mind.
@Bruce Amshel: I never lost my mind. I gave it away a few times, but it comes back to laugh at me every once in awhile...I get shown the light! And I love it! 😋😻
I was at this show and still have my ticket stub...Section 105, Row KK, Seat 20. I also have it on DVD but I am very glad it'll be available on TH-cam. Thank you!
I had a General Admittance ticket and was on the field. Didn't CSN open for the band that day?
Where was this show?
@@ChuckHardwick Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh, PA on 7/8/1990.
Heart of Gold band always. Life sustaining since first show in 73. Grateful to have been there until this day.
My first show was in 73 my parents took me I was 4 and years later I found my people waiting on me and knew I was home I feel the same way about billy(Garcia) strings
The correct way to play the grateful Dead in all of God's Glory. Amen love peace ✌️
I don’t think there is a wrong way to listen to and love the Dead.
I hung out with Brent too. the guy he was. just a guy I could say thanks for the show when we would hook up after them here and there. drink beer and party. at alpine one year it was late and he asked.me if he had a day off. yes Brent no show for a few days. smiled like a kid at snow day. we went boating on lake Geneva the next day. mikey and bill joined us. the good old days. yes I miss him too. lets just be glad for the time we knew him hey"" Mr fantasy " these archives are live savers. thanks. and you other heads thanks for staying engaged. so many roads. see ya all eventually. Mike
Happy 420❤❤❤2023 🎉MISS YOU JERRY
R.I.P. JERRY AND BRENT
This was my first Dead show. Extremely regret not discovering them sooner. Happy to have found this...never knew it existed. Miss you Papa Bear!!! 💜
I've been to 31 dead shows... that I remember and um just wanted to voice my love for the band...
I can never stop watching these shows , thank u so much from the bottom of my heart or half of it that’s left with Jerry , I’m just a broken down palace & never will I b the same !🥲😥😢😔😞so sad am I , can’t help it , sorry !
Holy shit my 1st road trip show!!! A true perfect 10/10 !!!! Hard to believe it was 30+ years ago praise Jesus im old... Enjoy this one kids! Jerry and the boys are balling out like Michael Jordan!!
Wsh I I could have been there sounds like the boys are having a good time love them smiles
Row Jimmy with Keith’s s solo intertwined with Jerry’s soaring Beethoven like dancing chords….. so good!!!!
@ Steven Roberts Brent Mydland!!!
What? did they dig him up ? Brent would of still smoked him
I've been practicing Silat and Escrima since 1993 and Taiji, Bagua and Xingyi since 2008. I like practicing slow twisting and circling steps with blades. It nourishes my brain and I circulate my chi to stay healthy and massage my internal organs to stay soft and limber.
The first thing I would teach someone is how to relax and root and circulate Qi. After relaxing, someone can learn basic Gong Fu!
Ginseng
A river of life through eyes
Seen blue skies and dream
Each day’s scene
A shade of green from the leaves
Beautiful blossoms
So many herbs
Spirits
Here you find a shining light
So bright
I want to learn medicine. Give a good massage.
It doesn’t matter that’s why it does
❤ the days between ❤....love you xoxo jer Bear
As a bass guitarist, I enjoy the close-ups of Phil Lesch playing his.
@ saseassociates *Lesh*
I saw them in Mtn View, 3 nights in June, '90. I quit housekeeping in Yosemite to go. Saw them Jackson, Ms '78', and in Atlanta, '89. I miss those days, but now I listen to a different show every day.
That's was me climbing in the stands behind the band, some prankster had slipped a 10 strip in my beverage, nuff said.😂😂😂😪 I'm catching the show for the 1st time here.
Thanks Grateful Dead for the adventure of finding my way back home.
listen to & watch 6/14/91 RFK & you'll see the same tightness with the band but, well you be the judge for yourself just how good the show is, best thing is both are stadium shows.
Never trust a prankster 🤣🤪. But you know who you can always trust😂😇❤️⚡️💙
@bo glad u r enjoying it
@@kaleighdonnells6140aaah
No
There are no words. Just Thank you to every soul that was part of making this always and forever. The best fuckin time of my life..much love to you all...wow just watched view from the vault.
Amazed
Listening to Eyes Of The World's intro always brings a smile to my face. Such an amazing tune
One of my favorites ❤️❤️
I was at this show hung out all night at a reststop great time for Pittsburgh. The communication between the guys is incredible
Nothing left to do but smile, smile, smile..🌹🌹🌹🌹⚡⚡⚡⚡🍄🍄🍄🍄🌻🌻🌻🧡💛💚🩵💙🤎🩷🪷🌷🌺💐🪻love from boulder, Colorado 🤘🤘🎵
😇👻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻✌️🤟🏻☝️🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Hit that big beach ball a couple times. Life was perfect.
I SO miss the innocence of those days. 🌹💙🌹
sugrmag3: You mean things like being able to go outside or to the store?!?!?
Right before all this nwo fuckery really started ramping up.
Yeah me too. No Cell phones!! Better times back then!
BE CENTRAL TO YOUR HEART, SPREAD THAT, UNIVERSAL.
Grateful Dead? Innocence?...What on earth are you talking about?
Joy to my heart wow another beautiful and great show recorded.🎉😊💞🥰🥲🎊🌹✨
Best 14 years of my musical life were spent at Dead shows. Now we have Phish and Billy Strings! Life has been good to me!
Good for u that u get the chance to b there @ different concerts !
If I could be instantly transported to any time or place in Human History I think this show would be where I would choose. The good vibes are off the charts!!
i wish i could go back to this time, this place, this show. my first roadtrip from philly to pittsburgh. strangers stopping strangers to shake hands on br stops lol
Lots of time travellers at these shows
I used to hitchhike but then my cousin would borrow a car from the woman he was caring for , they r both gone now ! So sad 🥲😢😥🥵
This is an amazing era of the dead.
Took my little bro to his first show that day! I was on tour and he and his buds came to meet us and what a great day we had! CSN was the opener if memory serves me right...
CSN was like a double bonus, didn't know they had a opener;let alone every song being holy shit this is CSN...excellent airplane hits helped too!
@@jironthunder7519 lmao @ Gooney Bird
@@Jakedadopemane Picked up some Goonies on Shakedown as we flew into the show. What a day!
@@Jakedadopemane gooneys ruled!!! The globes were nasty as well ...
Sporadically on tour I believe I saw em again in Buffalo NY that was another great time an show...Brent wouldn't last long after Buffalo y show I also was at the shit hole world Amp in Illinois last 3 for Brent, there's a video shows roadie handi g Brent a syringe ready to go he cks out others just before he does his foot I think. Shit takes alot of band members out...RIP all
My first concert ever and still the greatest!!!
My first show was a few nights following this show at Deer Creek. I went from a 16 year old metal head to a dead head over night. It was a baptism of the soul and forever changed the course of my life. I never made a 3 rivers show unfortunately. My wife went to the 95 show and invited me. Who knows... maybe if I would have said yes we would now have been married 28 years instead of 11.
My first Dead concert. I went with my brother. The band was in excellent form. So sad that Jerry and Brent are no longer with us. Extremely grateful for the posting of this concert. Thanks
That's so cool. I saw both east and west coast shows that year. Being a California kid, I was simply not prepared for what an East Coast show was. Holy Crap! Flying whiskey bottles in the parking lot.
well dont forget Ron, pig and Vince
@@thepaulexperience2429 And Keith!
I was here - a beautiful day as it looks ..thank you thank you all - band- crew- heads ! So much love !!
The best time I have ever had is still the best time ever had to go to a dead show and I just miss the best of your shows and I will always be a dead head and happy to say that dead changed me in so many ways and I will always love you and will always be a dead head till my time is over keep playing your stuff is still the best of all the music that is out there and I am still a happy to be a part of the dead head family for life play on play on
The era in which the GD broke into mainstream consciousness with their only chart topping hit. The accompanying Touch Of Grey music video is an absolute classic! I still remember it rotating on MTV like non-stop around this time. Friends who didn't know them wanted get to know them because of that video. Their resulting plunge into GD music was like a bottomless wellspring of good vibes, good times, and moments of spiritual enlightenment as the rest was, as they say, history ;) What a long strange trip it's been !! And we're ALL still on the ride!!
Forever until we all go to the other side with all of them ! Our family ! ❤️🌹☮️🙏🏻💀☠️🥳🎶😇😍🥰😘
I'll never forget that evening when they asked us to come back in for that taping it was so crazy fun with Bill the drummer telling off the wall jokes as we all partied it up!
@@MrStuVW Hey now Stuart. Soundds like it was a really good time. When & where was yhe show w/ Billy telling jokes(and do you remember any of them?) Peace to U & yours.
Jammon
@@MrStuVW Hey now Stuart when & where was Billy telling jokes?
Peace to U & yours
Jammon
@@3jammon3 Bill was drinking beer from cans, we were coming down from a psychedelic day and might have been drinking a little too that party was intense but no way could I remember even one of Bills works of art 🎭
Hometown show. Epic. The second set CHANGED me forever. Prob. my most spiritual experience at a GD show. 19 yrs old , mighta missed a lot in the 70s but it was just the right timing for me to be there… such a short time to be there and a long time to be gone🤷🏻-as always.
Phil's voice is wonderful here. Fabulous show. Lifted my spirits. Peace friends, til we meet again.
tom thumbs blues is a good example
Yeah you had to see the Dead live I was blessed enough to see and hear them May 1980 by the skin of my teeth I got to see them what a great time long live the Grateful Dead music rest in peace pigpen rest in peace Jerry Garcia thanks a lot Grateful Dead Rock on🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸❤️✌️🎸☠️🤡🌋🤘🤘🤘🤘🌎🙄
The Dead is by far the best.
Grateful ❤
He reached out his hand & I shook it to feel the musical vibe deep in my soul, he grinned at me & I knew he was thinking do you feel it? Love is to soul as water is to body.
When the dead come to Roanoke 1987. I remember meeting micro blotter 🔹dot head💯💀💪🏻✌🏻 any of y'all ever met him
High as f**k at this show in many ways, the view from the top of the stadium was awesome, rivers , bridges and city, a raging party in the lot before and after the show, a really, really good day. Thank you, Grateful Dead.
First time I heard Estimated Prophet live, 77? I believe, opening night at the Palladium in NYC, 5th row center, 4 of us trippin on window pane - you get the idea - it was a transcendent, ok religious experience. They were so unbelievably tight. Among the best Dead shows ever for this dude. First show '73 Roosevelt Stadium.
My family is the Grateful dead. Alive and well. I know I will see you all at time someday.. Much love Lisa , Monasha Jerry, Brent and the gang. Party on!!
Wow, the interplay between Jerry & Bob, right after Space is amazing! What a great show, thanks for posting this one!
Hey my beautiful family we are everywhere 😁🎵♾️😹🐾 love ya ! Know our love won't fade away! Peace and prayers
Counting star by candlelight. All are dim but one is bright. The spiral light of Venus, rising first and shining best.
This the type of music that feels good to the soul😍💐
Always makes me like I'm walking on air.
Why I went to 302 shows , kinda!
Jerry & Band saw me thru a lot towards my ‘Enlightenment’ THANS. Naomi R.
This brings me back following the dead first show Halloween night at radio city music hall NYC became an instant deadhead followed every east coast show till 1988 moved to CA started enjoying west coast shows till Jerry's death and was so heartbroken didn't see anything till dead and Co what a long strange trip it's been when I die put speakers by my head and let me dance to the dead forever blessed be namaste george
@@georgekenneth3633 my 1st Show was on Halloween, too. JGB @ Tower Theater, Philly, PA. Jerry winked at me.
SOO Happy to see this quality vid. Wasn't at this show,but what a rippin delight to hear today. Love seeing Jerry performing while happy.
Saw these guys the 1st time when I was 16 and never looked back!
Firing on all cylinders. Spring, Summer 1990 was epic. I was devastated over Brent.
What a great show. CSN opener. We were in the 30th row and the sound was phenomenal. Estimated was off the hook. I could hear Weir's wailz long into the night. Remember when the skeleton's leg fell off during "Miracle"? Man, those were the days. RIP Brent & Jerry
Love is still here 💕
I listened to a blonde haired man in 75 in Hilo music school in Hawaii. Did not know his name but he sang To me a capella a song i learned later on guitar and sang myself but was many tears later i learned it was a Dead song. Ripples..