Shakedown Street Deadheads & Parking Lot - D&C Shoreline Amphitheater July 2-3, 2018
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- You clicked on this link because you want to know what the scene was like at Shoreline Amphitheater on July 3, 2018. We made this video on a shakedown Street. It’s amazing to see all the different things that people are selling. There’s glass, wood, stones, bumper stickers, shirts and pants and paintings and sculptures and a bunch of different stuff. It’s really wild. Couple of clips at the end show the crowd dancing and having a great time. And the last clip that I put on was a bubble that was floating around for almost a minute. Hope you enjoy this and if you’ve gotten this far reading, please leave a comment ha ha. Have a great day, stay safe, stay healthy, and always be happy.😄😄😄👌
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Thank you for the upload my friend! Unfortunately it seems as though some people have fallen into the deader than thou trap, and that is sad to see. The music is the messenger and like every other living thing it evolves. If the Dead weren't given the freedom to evolve then every generation's judgments would have killed the next. Imagine having people who attended the acid tests complain about every generation of fans that came after. The music and the people it touches must evolve or else it dies. The point is the Dead and their music belong to no one and everyone; to no generation and every generation.
You are 100# Correct
Yeah I hear ya 1985 I jumped on the bus I was in high school they used to say I was a touch head but it didn’t offend me when I showed up at shows I fit in and we were family
Times have surely changed. 95 and prior that extra ticket was called "needing a miracle".
Thanks for posting this, in 30 years people will love it even more.
Edit. PS, you've got a pretty lady friend.
You’re so correct, times of changed a lot since 1995. And before that you’re right needing a miracle is correct. It was a lot of fun to go to this concert and I had a blast. And my friend was a coworker. Thanks for sharing your comment. Have a great day. Jeff. Jeff.
or just a finger pointed up
I lived in Mt. View,Ca from 1986-1999.
Did a lot of vending of jewellery and stuff😉. It was very different from this video.
It appears to be commercialized. Unfortunately, not as organic.
I sure miss the Dead.
R.I.P JERRY AND THE BAND✌
@@lokalolatigra Yeah. that's what I'm seeing. When I first saw the dead Hartford 83' (trey anistasios first show IIRC) I thought is was so cool how people made newspapers to sell show to show and they made tshirts (a lot of them) at the show! None of this buying 300 from china and setting up a store front. Just some dude and his gf behind their car on a blanket.
When I stopped going to shows Richland '91 I started to meet ppl who were only there to sell stuff and the hippy crack was becoming more popular which had a bad effect on ppl's desire to steal shit and start fights.
I became a Ekoostik Hookah head and I've seen hundreds of Hookah shows. (I'm convinced I'm the guy who started with "Hooooooookaahh! in the early 90's") haha
Nothing has changed. The heads with a finger up who "need a miracle" are asking for a free ticket. Folks asking "who's got a extra" are looking to buy tickets.
Watching this mid November 2020 thinking..... man, I miss living life FREE
My last show was shoreline 1994.
That was the best venue for so many reasons.
Saw Phish there in 95. Magical venue
Thanks so much for sharing. I'm going to save it and whenever I need Zen time I'll just turn it on and feel the moment.✌️❤️🤘
That’s kind of one of the reasons why I put this video up. Or use it for the same thing. I’m glad the shows your back again, but there still too long between tours. Thanks for one should all my videos and have a great day. Jeff.
@@jeffmaggie Just took a trip down memory lane... I wasn't at this show, but have walked quite a few shakedowns and lots at other shows. This was a nice revisit.
The girl with the hoola hoop and crown of roses might be my spirit angel. Thank you, for a real good time.
Ahh, Shakedown Street. The epitome of what is truly FREE-MARKET(ANARCHO-)CAPITALISM
Deadheads with smartphones, not the same.
Yes, I agree, but then I feel better knowing that the people that click this link and see all the people and deadheads walking around that it might make them feel happier. So for that I sacrifice a cell phone. But I totally get what you mean. I started following the dead back in the early 80s and I had a Nikon FE camera. I did try ex and Kodachrome. It was awesome. But never got around to a video camera. Thanks so much for watching my videos and leaving a comment. Have a great day.
𝑺𝒐𝒑𝒑𝒔𝒍𝒆𝒗𝒆𝒏 Very true. Everything changes, except for the love and devotion and music. Thanks for watching on my videos and have a great day. Jeff.
@@jeffmaggie thank you and please do the same!
Oh the memories!!! Fantastic!! Thanks.
Just stumbled upon this video and it brings back so many great memories. Wishin I was in Raleigh tonight! Be safe and kudos on turning down the nitrous! Been in at line too many times..
Just not real. Not like it was. With the cell phones. It’s all nostalgia at this point
Wow looks real different crowd that I'm use to,a different look to people your calling dead heads,I won't judge its great just there's a huge following for the greatful dead still,lets keep it going.
5:25 Harry Parry! Like if you know who he is.
Christopher Finn I don’t know who he is, but my guess is the dude walking by with the guitar, because it surely isn’t the clarinetist.
Yup , that's him. Thanks for watching my videos and have a great day, Jeff
@@joeryan1369 he's the guy that roller skated with the turban.
I saw him at a number of west coast shows in the 90's.
Crazy!
@@ReglazeRX wow, can you believe that I can no longer remember what in de heck I commented on. I had to watch it again. I guess that’s what 5 months will do for you. Thanks for writing back.
@@joeryan1369 I had totally forgotten about him until this video.
Sheets,Shrooms,Hash,Pot ! Peace,Love and Microdots.....Circa 91 Shoreline Parking Lot Ha !
Love the guy at 5:20 wearing a Pliny the Elder shirt, how cool is that!
definitely not what it was like back in 1987 at JFK in Philadelphia the first time I went for a walk on shakedown street.
Missed ya by a few months...mine was Philly Spectrum in September of 87'.
Awe was there had such a great time. Bought tickets for Friday by phone on a land line regular price then a ticket broker for Saturday's show way over priced . Cut hair for 9 hours Hung a close sign on my barber shop door "Gone to to see the Dead" Purse full of tips for gas money then drove 11 hours to get to Chicago. Some of the band was staying in the hotel we were at. I screamed with joy last song on Saturday US Blues started to play. Looked around everyone had a big smile dancing it was wonderful. Have tickets for their summer tour so excited.
You can’t beat the feeling or the music. People who aren’t dead heads don’t understand why we go to dozens scores hundreds of shows.
Who’s got the shrooms, brohelio?
Nothin' like a dead show parking lot
Did show shake down streets are really the best. It’s a great place to meet friends without having to find them through the intense crowd of the shoreline amphitheater. Were you there? If so, I didn’t see you. Ha ha. Have a great day. And thanks for watching my videos. Jeff.
Totally correct, and this wasn't one either..nothing like one, anymore, anyway. Without Jerry, there never has or will be, either.
@@chinarider8051 it does look different and sound different, still cool but a little subdued and how could it not? Like you said, no Jerry
I was there!!! Beautiful Dew that night
Its turned into a hippy mall
It really has, you can get almost anything there. From food to close to drugs to herbs, you name it they got it. Thanks for watching on the videos have a great day. Jeff.
sad
well.. if you want to have a comeback of the 60s you need a man like Owsley.
Somewhere Jerry is smiling because he doesn't have to be associated with this anymore.
Actually, Jerry is always smiling. I’m good days and bad days he always saw the light. And yes he might not want to be done on shakedown Street and I can understand why. There’s a whole bunch of people there and he’s pretty well known in that group of people. He shows up and it’s gonna be a mob scene so I would understand your comment of Jerry smiling because he doesn’t have to be associated with this anymore but I think it’s related just a shakedown Street and not the people but just the scene. Anyway my opinion. Thanks for watching all my videos and have a great day. Jeff.
I doubt it surprised him to see them all sell out so fast...especially now. Mickey has his own brand of MJ now. All Chemdog, iirc. But 100++++ tickets? Give me a break. I saw Elton John a couple years back, and paid 30$ for my ticket from TM. That was face value..of course they went much higher. But at least I got in the show...I never use my seat anyway. I could go on vacation for a week, cheaper than going to a single show. lol Just to hear all my favorite songs played at 1/1000th of their proper tempo. It's cool Bobby finally getting to be a front man, and be the rock star, he always wanted to be..lol
Remember 80s Irvine Meadow and Long Beach shows plus Shakedown street . You know when Jerry in town . It’s a circus 🎪
Ahhh the magic sound of Whipets!!! I’ll take 2 please
doses, molly, ketamine
as for your comment about pre access, no, the lot is always like this and it's organic, there are no "spots to buy"
Yes, the light is always like that, and there’s no pre-access for the lot, there is pre-access to get into the venue. But in the end, it’s not really worth the extra money. All seats are good. And there’s plenty of room for dancing and moving around. Thanks for what you know my videos and have a great day. Jeff.
Jerry had his finger removed by the CIA to play guitar better to control the hippies
hardly as weird as I recall from the 80's
Now people just dress the part. They dont live the lifestyle
Not at all sis… reconditioned humanity
ugg i miss. luv as always
Me too. I tried to get tickets for the December 30 and December 31 shows in San Francisco and they were completely sold out almost immediately. I’m told that most of the people the bottom are scalpers and third-party vendors. Boo-hoo.
I’m glad to be back home!!!🙏🌹❤️💯LoVe ETERNAL 😜🧠🔥🕶🤗😝
The aging grey haired old men and women are the original 70's deadheads. I know because the ones I knew back then who hitched and followed the dead around the country are now in their 60s and early 70s of age grandparents. Some are even gone and passed away.
Ahhhh reminds me of the good old days..
Every one wants your cigarettes, your change and if you dont have anything to give,they want your time 😂
Eating a big fat burrito and a runny dump in a pota potty if your lucky to make it through the line 😂
Ha ha that is drives my experience down to the bone. But the shows are so much fun and the people are great. So much energy during those shows for me, it last weeks. Thanks for watching all my videos. Have a great day. Jeff.
Jeff, I just became your 3339th subscriber.
Right on, so glad. And 3+3+3 = 9. I was new 3339 was a lucky number.Thanks so much for taking the time to leave a comment and watch my videos. Hope you have a great day. And hope to see you at the next show. dead and company.Jeff.
@@jeffmaggie very lucky number. Represents the Ascended Masters along with Mother Father God. 😘
Shakedown street? This looked like the people heading in from the lot..Nothing could be further from what a real GD show was like. The vibes are so negative, and the music is just lame. It's all about the money..for everyone involved, i seems. Strangers stopping strangers, just to see what they most they can get from them financially. Most of these people are clearly out of their element...everyone wants to go back in time and go to a dead show...it's the cool thing to do atm. But they don't have a clue what a real show was about. I bet most of the tie dies and GD shirts people are wearing are brand new..they certainly don't look worn. It sucks to see what was, by far, the most important few years of my life(first show in '91). But to see what was the most important part of my life, has been turned into, is sad, to me anyway.
Wow, I’m so sorry you feel this way. You’re right, I do think that a lot of people are wearing their tie-dyes for the first time. And you’re also right without Gery, there’s not really a leader. But, the thing is this. People love the music, not necessarily the environment. So my wife likes the music but she doesn’t really like the aspect of shakedown Street either. And she was not a dead head before I came along. The people in the parking lot look like they’re just doing what they’ve always been doing but in a more organized fashion. There’s the same booths with different vendors and a lot of food and a lot of talk about drugs and a lot of talk about meeting people at the last show. So there is a community in there is hope for the death audience. I feel very strongly that anybody who goes to one of the dead and company concerts is doing it because they like the music and not necessarily all that stuff before. And as far as people doing drugs, that’s been on target for so many concerts for so many concerts for so many years. It’s just natural. We went to a Santana concert in the pot all over the place. So it’s not just limited to the grateful dead. It’s not just limited to Santana. But it is what it is and in my opinion, a lot of the people who I bumped into and who I saw. We’re pretty happy that they were there. Mayor missing Jerry is one of the deepest Karen’s in my life. I’ve never been cabin oh it’s not an award I’ve never had a deeperI’ve never had a deeper cable despair as the morning when my girlfriend called me and told me that Jerry Garcia died earlier that day. I was devastated I was absolutely lost for a minute and didn’t know who I was and where I was. After I calm down and realize that Gery wasn’t there I knew that any concerts there after would be missing that Sherry element. He was extremely vital to the grateful dead and without him it’s very difficult to have a dead show. But there were a couple people who showed up and there were a couple of people that tried. The man from FishDid it for a while and then John Mayer is doing it. John Mayer wasn’t very good last year, but he’s super good this year. I’m sure he’s getting more into the groove on each side and it’s sounding wonderful. He’s able to slide up and down and do lots of interesting arpeggios. It’s fascinating. And the people in the audience are doing their marijuana, doing cocaine doing ecstasy but that’s not really a part of why I go to the show, I go to the show to listen to the music close my eyes and do a little dancing. It’s a lot of fun for me and I enjoyed seeing the show. I hope you get a chance one day I hope you get a chance one day to go and see a dead and company show. I think you’d really like it a lot. And it’s super easy to block off the vendors who are in it just for the money. You’ll see a minutes just too much money for the value of what they’re selling. Caco for the music and go for the open mind that people have some times and try something that might be new but slightly familiar. It’s still a wonderful show and wonderful environment and to see a packed packed amphitheater is quite impressive for a band it’s been around for 50+ years. That’s my two cents and it’s only my opinion I hope I didn’t offend you in any of this. But I just wanted to give you my side of the story. Hope all is well. And I hope that one day you get to see a show. Take care and thanks for watching my videos. Jeff.
These kids will never know what a real dead show was like.....instead of the audience being one with the band .....it’s more like a drunk fest......the Captain of the ship is gone now....it’s too bad that they will never know the difference....but hey.....let the kids have fun they don’t know any better.
Martha Werbiansky Thanks for your comment, but I respectfully disagree. I went to 111 shows with the dead before Jerry died and to about seven after he died. The energy is the same, the enthusiasm of the crowd is the same, the music is great, and there’s definitely a sense of loss with Jerry, but John Mayer and the rest of them really pull it off. I was watching an interview with Bob Weir and they asked where do you see the band in 25 years and he said well I’m looking up from the top of the stage towards the audience and I see a man playing rhythm guitar and as I get closer and turn around so I can see his face, I realize that it’s not me and it’s somebody else, but the vibe is the same the music is the same the audience is great etc. etc. So you’re right, there’s no show like a dead show with Jerry and the loss is still sharp and raw 25 years later. Have you been to a show? I mean the new ones? If you have, obviously you’ll notice a difference but you’ll definitely feel the spirit and feelThe energy. Thanks for leaving a comment and have a great day and hope to see you at the next show. Jeff.
My first dead and co show at shakedown a younger man like myself stopped me out of pure bliss, we ended up talking about hunter and how great europe 72 was. Another middle aged couple stopped me and we talked about smuggling in a vape, if it was allowed or not. I met these other young dudes who asked for my lighter while I was smoking a J in the grass and we ended up smoking together. I could've asked them to buy all my shrooms but I didn't want any business deals, just positive vibes!! Everyone seemed to keep the love alive
..what was the real show about?
LONG LIVE GRATEFUL DEAD
I can’t wait for Dead and Company to come back. It’s just killing me.
Harry Perry sighting @ 5:27!
Yep, you got it right. I googled him and found a Lotta info on him. Totally funny, thanks for pointing him out in the crowd. And thanks for watching on my videos. Take care, Jeff
You googled him? The only information that I discovered was about the clarinetist who has passed on.
13:56 guy sneezes on about 20 people. 😂
Yeah, rumor has it that there’s still a fine mist floating around shoreline to this day. Ha ha. Thanks for leaving a comment Jeff.
Brings back memories. A gimbal would have helped against motion sickness.
I totally greet. I totally agree. This video should’ve come with dramamene ha ha. Thanks for watching on my videos and have a great day. Jeff.
I was sort of kidding about the motion sickness but I get nauseous super easy watching shaky videos. It’s my kryptonite.
Christopher Finn ✌️✌️
Not enough tie dye!
Breadheads
Deadheads my ass😂
13:43 and are you the girl who said “shake your booty” during space ???
I just listen to 1343 and I didn’t see anybody say shake your booty. But no, I am not the girl who sent that. Thanks for watching all of my videos and have a great day. Jeff.
Find me w my green styrofoam bear ears from a homeless deadhead last year
Cool. Thanks for watching my videos and have a great day, Jeff
WOW!!!😚 THAT BEAUTIFUL LADY AT 6:34, MAN SHE IS SUCH A RSY OF LIGHT AND LOOK LOTS LIKE AN OLD FRIEND OF MINE NAMES NANCY FROM Satellite beach, but likely not sure wod love to meet her at a show, or anyother time, beautiful.
Thanks for the comment. She’s a very sweet lady. I’ve known her for about 15 years and she and her husband are awesome. I’ve been to shows with just her and friends and also with her and her husband. He’s the greatest guy in the world. Do you ever get a chance to meet her, you’ll also meet him and he’s wonderful. Thanks for watching all my videos and have a great day. Jeff.
The Bush.
why is all the printing backwards?
I have no idea. I was able to splice all the videos together but maybe it gets placed in reverse, if it did, it was not intentional. Thanks for watching my videos and pointing that out, I will certainly check and see how I made the video and if there’s any mistakes. Take care and have a great day. Jeff.
💥✌💥⚡💥
Thank, I feel the same. Lots of love and fun. Thanks for watching my videos and have a great day, Jeff
I can smell their stink through my screen
this is what space smells like
Why do people take music appreciation to the cultish extreme and become vegan etc etc!?, lame! Stupid!!! I love the grateful dead but i cannot be around HIPPIES while im listening to it!! The PRETENTIOUS bullshit ruins it for me!!! Not much of that with ac/ dc though!
Yes. And yes again. Hard rock/ metal fan who loves the Dead, but there has always been barriers to this...scene. I skipped Highgate 94, all my friends were heading up, I figured there wouldnt be any fun in it. In the years since, I have come to love what this band gave to the world. I really think the music is amazing, but I have met a lot of people who dont care at all about the music, they want to dress up. Oh well, do what you want. The "older" heads tend to be really cool, the ones who hitchhiked and traded for food back in the 70's and 80's. I have met a number of these cats and they dont pretend to be of a scripted mindset. Free thinkers.