I could make a strong argument that these two shows, especially June 23rd, are the best they ever did. The boys were jazzy, tight and crisp. Don't know why they never played Let It Rock again. supurb China Doll. Ship of Fools and the jamming intro to it is so nice and mellow. All around an awesome 6 and a half hours of the most creative, awe-inspiring music human beings have ever made.
@Jeff Rogers it's something about that Cornell show but I saw them in Chicago that spring and then 6 or 7 shows in 78, and another 3 shows in winter of 79. Every show was as good as or better than the last. The shows at the Uptown Theater in the winter, spring and fall of 78 we're every bit as good as their spring 77 shows. And all four shows in 1976 at the auditorium theater were just as good. I really don't know why they picked out that spring tour of 77. There's a thing on TH-cam where they talk to bunch of those kids that went to the Cornell show in 77 like 40 years later. They all sound as if they were abducted by aliens and reprogrammed from being dorky nerds into dorky deadheads. It's pretty funny. Got to say it was pretty nice to be a Grateful Dead fan in those days in Chicago. I went to at least 10 Dead shows over a two and a half year time span without ever having to leave town. In the summer of 76 they played at the auditorium theater in Chicago. The auditorium's acoustics are perfect. I don't know how any Grateful Dead show could be better than those shows at the auditorium. If it actually happened. It all seems like it was just a dream.
Grrrrreat show!! Love the 73,74 Era Awesome recording and they play very well both nights! Oh to be on the bus and at this GEM!! Phil is locked in and BOMBS Away! Jerry's voice is smooth as silk and this is as close to heaven as it gets for me. LOVE AND LIGHT TO MY FELLOW HUMANS!! BE THE LIGHT YOU WANT TO SEE IN THE WORLD!! ONE LIFE,.... ONE LOVE!!
Hearing these concerts again 50 years later is such an unbelievable trip. I drove from LA to Miami like a madman to make them but I did. Went with my brother and 3 (I think) great friends. Hard to remember who was at each show but the music never never fades. The GD had a lot of great shows in '74 but these were 2 of the best.
Alot of recordings from the 70s were circulating on tapes in my generation as a teen during the early 80s. We were just getting started. Unfortunately the later 80s scene evolved with a growing measure of people that were attending for purposes other than great music and fellowship. I quit the scene by 87 and did not listen to much after 89. Like you, I found a treasure in listening to some shows decades later. Always thankful for the tapers. My preference has always been audience recordings. (sometimes a matrix!) BTW please download the recording if not already done (this platform of sharing is always in danger of deletion by YT due to copyright strikes)
Double Dose, this ol' geezer was 18 and fresh out of high school back in 1974. About 6000 seats w/ grate acoustics. We had 4th row seats at these shows, doin' the Blotter Boogie & Micro Dot Polka. THANKS for the upload!
These shows are great, but I can't imagine trying to select the best, of the several dozen shows I was at, between 1970 and 1977. Trying to pick their best ever is a fool's errand. This was not very long after their Europe '72 tour and, as I recall, it was better than some shows I attended then, but not as good as others. I think it makes more sense to compare how they did the same song differently at different times, in different venues. Even there, because they didn't construct a strict set list and learn to play it as well as possible, the same way every show, there are often segments or riffs of one version I love, as well as a different take on the same (or some other) part of the same song, done differently on another night. In the name of full disclosure, I should admit that nearly 50 years has had some effect on my memory, but not as much as the fact that I was ALWAYS tripping at a Dead show. I believe that helped me to be "fully in the moment," which enhanced my enjoyment of the shows. Now, all these years later, I have no regrets at all, however it might have been nice if I had kept my head clearer for a couple shows, so my memories, now, were a little sharper.
I've seen them tripping & also straight as a board. My memories of the ones at which I was sober are the foggiest of all! Saw them a couple times after heroic doses of mushrooms & experienced such exquisite beauty it was almost painful, if that makes any sense.
@@thebishop1095 Are you implying that the old joke, has some truth in it: "What did the deadhead say when he ran out of drugs? This Band sucks" Of course i don't agree, heh. But i never did manage to be sober at the live shows.
I've never been to a show, but do have a few favorites, shiniest one for me's Portland OR Springer's Inn '70.. I had about a 5th generation tape of it and oft would flip after China Cat and listen to Alligator, both extremely tight and snippy tempo takes.
Thank you kind soul. Almost lost myself with time slipping while watching your video: th-cam.com/video/GoT4T3QGYzE/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=TourHead so many memories of "what tapes to bring for the journey" . If anyone, it is you I would ask: Have you ever heard "wabash cannonball" from the good old grateful dead? I remember a friend had a copy in the 80s. I think it was early 70s recording. pretty sure they were playing under a different name as it was the custom for a short time.
Just broke down during Greatest Story Ever Told laughing and crying at the same time. I don't know what it was but just got caught up in the moment I guess LOL 45 years later LOL
What a hell of a set ! Love it so much ! Thank u ! ❤😢😊🥰♥️🌹👽🪐🐰🍄👻love it til I die & Jerry better on the other side b waiting for me ! I beg him to all the time since he past !
My first shows were at the very end of the Keith and Donna era, and what really stands out for me after listening to these shows is how much livelier and more engaged Keith sounded back then. Soloing, improvising, not just the same old block chords in the background
I’m a newer fan. I so far like it all but I especially love the early seventies. I love the European tour. I’m sure all of you great dead heads will tell me how wrong I am but I do love the sound from the wall of sound.
Whoa. Coming in for a listen after sone time away from good ol’Grateful Dead music. Decided to eat some fungus and roll a few for a nice early morning sesh. Life is beautiful. Forever Grateful ❤️💀🌞
I saw 5/77 at the Auditorium but I think then they moved to the Uptown theater there I saw tons of shows there Alpine and love those 77-81 shows there tight crisp I also saw a Winterland show 12/26/77 of the New Years run While 73 dead is my fav those years made me a lifelong fan There is Nothing like a Grateful DeadConcert
6/22 is just a firecracker of a '74 show. 6/23 is oddly languid and occasionally disjointed in the first set, but that second set jam is something special.
In early 80s i had a aud cassette that was horrible. This tru recording is so fire tysvm! Jer vocals so sweet, jam after playin-man. Right after the L, but before the C and H stages of influence.
I believe this recording is a matrix from Hunter Seamons. Cassettes were our lifeline in the early 80s. We are now blessed sharing memories.. Thank you for the comment.
I can tell you one thing....the two set lists are absolutely chocked full of good tunes. Second night you got a Let it Rock and a Black Peter. Ship of Fools and China Doll.....goodness gracious.
Definitely radiating some warmth for this almost homeless head tonight as I'm riding a Metro train through DC on my way to VA, to a ladies house that I pay to stay there daily. Maybe be homeless again soon. Idk. But at least I got good tunes to hear. Freedoms just another word for nothing left to do/lose. And once in a while you can get shown the light in the strangest of places if you look at it right.
@@tammichenard1024 Alright, I guess. I'm not dead from coronavirus. Nor have I had it & passed it on as far as I know. To be honest, I've been more worried about that than about getting it & dying from it. Being partially responsible for someone else getting sick & dying from this s#!t would be horrible!! So I'm trying to get by the best I can & trying to be safe as possible in the process!!!
@@kennethdeanmiller7324 homeless ain't that bad most of the time. Winter is bad in Washington DC but 8~9 months are 👌 okay! Not great but I wish you well. Almost there again each + everyday. ❄🌎❄🤣
Love seeing them. Just like laid back by the buses! And smoked so awesome black hash! Then the Nassau Coliseum busted and a pathetic. Took 10 years to get the BACK !
1974 is killer.......02/24 Winterland, 8/06 Roosevelt, 06/18 Louisville, 06-19 Selland, 05/14 Missoula.....perhaps the best work they ever did....peak.
I miss Jerry. I got lucky to be eating in the same room them. Jerry is waiting. Jerry was wasted 😎 It was the basement LOL. Too cool! Blow me away! Best concert ever. Homeward bound again! NO LIE baby!
Well, as my most re-copied & re-played set of tapes in a thousand-strong collection between my big sis & I 👍& at *v👀w#32,600* A "Q1a+", 1 *@=*{(~)* 4-sure ! &🦴💞💫👓😅🙀TOTAL🔥'74✨💨🌊♨🚌🎶🌚😁👓💫🦴🐐didn't hold back, & not leave want for nothing, afters🌌🧗♀️🕴💃🕺🎶 (maybe bax2baxz ?from '93 &'95?) Nah ! This is my jelly-jelly tho, 💀⚡💨🤙🥳🛹🔥✨🌌🧗♀️🕴💃🕺🎶💀 Oh! these JIA-ALAI *'FRONTON-z'* My tapes were the 1st or 2nd most played& re-played by everyone in the Yurt . . . .
Like all great Dark Stars, this one cannot be classified. Not rock, not jazz. Even fusion is an inexact label because none of the great 70s fusion bands sound like this. Only label that really works here is "Masterpiece." Even without the Spanish Jam this is an unbelievable work of art. Throw that killer Spanish Jam in and it is indescribable. I only know of 3 other Stars that are this perfectly realized from start to finish, with every single note an absolute winner: Live Dead, Wembley, and Kesey's Farm. Oh, and probably the best US Blues ever. And how inspired is that? A rockin blues song to help you come down, or back, from whereever it was that you were for the previous 23 minutes. Nobody ever did anything like this before -- or since.
Someone please inform me,is set two space?I had to put on my glasses but it looks like screeches or sea stones ,fill me in.It’s lovely nonetheless,I love Grateful Dead screeching...🌹☠️🌷💀💐🔥...
Thank you for the feedback. I just added the info in the description. Seastones yes very interesting... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seastones#:~:text=Ned%20Lagin%20performed%20versions%20of,20%2C%201974%20in%20San%20Francisco.
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I don't think there is a dash in jai alai. Was always fun listening to heads pronounce it back in the trading days. Probably the smallest place the wall would fit in because of the height of the court. Or was it set up outside the fronton?
long before my time getting into the scenery ...early 82... we grew up on these traded shows all the more for which gratitude flows Thank You 1 to another....
Kevin Coleman that whole second set is one to behold. Fire as it looks on paper and as it sounds in the ear holes when passing through ear/brain barrier.
@@lorenzogalasso6252 9-3-77 I believe is Englishtown and it put me on a bus that hijacked me forever! Don't send help I am in the promised land. ☮☮💚💚🎶🎶😁😁😁🌹
6/22/74
Set 1:
The Promised Land: 2:37-5:53>Bertha: 5:54-11:11
Greatest Story Ever Told: 11:25-16:41
Deal: 17:51-22:25
Me and Bobby McGee: 23:17-28:40
Scarlet Begonias: 30:03-36:38
Jack Straw: 38:54-43:22
Loose Lucy: 44:14-48:49
Mexicali Blues: 50:43-53:56
Sugaree: 54:55-1:01:42
The Race is On: 1:03:37-1:06:37
It Must Have Been the Roses: 1:08:00-1:13:12
PLAYING IN THE JAM: 1:14:59-1:43:26
Set 2:
CHINA CAT>RIDER: 1:45:13-2:00:30
Me and My Uncle: 2:02:31-2:05:24
Ship of Fools: 2:07:43-2:13:40
El Paso: 2:14:19-2:18:45
EYES>WHARF RAT: 2:20:40-2:45:47>Sugar Magnolia: 2:45:48-2:51:05
Sunshine Daydream: 2:51:40-2:54:25
Encore:
Johnny B. Goode: 2:57:56-3:01:44
6/23/74
Set 1:
Ramble on Rose: 3:07:06-3:13:01
Black Throated Wind: 3:14:54-3:21:40
Mississippi Half-Step: 3:28:50-3:36:18
Beat it Down on the Line: 3:37:05-3:40:21
Row Jimmy: 3:41:49-3:49:26
Jack Straw: 3:51:01-3:56:06
Let it Rock: 3:57:00-4:00:01
Cumberland Blues: 4:01:47-4:07:37
El Paso: 4:09:43-4:13:45
To Lay me Down: 4:15:36-4:23:23
WEATHER REPORT: 4:23:45-4:40:01>China Doll: 4:40:20-4:45:20
Set 2:
Seastones: 4:45:41-4:58:05
Set 3:
Jam>Ship of Fools: 5:00:47-5:10:52
Big River: 5:11:15-5:15:50
Black Peter: 5:17:01-5:26:13
Around and Around: 5:27:52-5:32:54
DARK STAR: 5:34:07-5:52:01>SPANISH JAM: 5:52:02-5:56:00
US Blues: 5:56:06-6:03:50
Uncle John's Band: 6:06:32-6:14:10
One More Saturday Night: 6:14:28-6:19:10
Encore:
Casey Jones: 6:23:58-6:30:14
Thank you very much!
Yes.......you are correct sir!
I can’t get enough of the Wharf Rat at 2:35:32 🤯🌈☮️
I could make a strong argument that these two shows, especially June 23rd, are the best they ever did. The boys were jazzy, tight and crisp. Don't know why they never played Let It Rock again. supurb China Doll. Ship of Fools and the jamming intro to it is so nice and mellow. All around an awesome 6 and a half hours of the most creative, awe-inspiring music human beings have ever made.
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Yes...my friend...
every other moment interleaved with spaces heard and others believed...
the sounds of familiar
fun
we have...
always
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@Jeff Rogers it's something about that Cornell show but I saw them in Chicago that spring and then 6 or 7 shows in 78, and another 3 shows in winter of 79.
Every show was as good as or better than the last. The shows at the Uptown Theater in the winter, spring and fall of 78 we're every bit as good as their spring 77 shows. And all four shows in 1976 at the auditorium theater were just as good. I really don't know why they picked out that spring tour of 77. There's a thing on TH-cam where they talk to bunch of those kids that went to the Cornell show in 77 like 40 years later. They all sound as if they were abducted by aliens and reprogrammed from being dorky nerds into dorky deadheads. It's pretty funny.
Got to say it was pretty nice to be a Grateful Dead fan in those days in Chicago. I went to at least 10 Dead shows over a two and a half year time span without ever having to leave town. In the summer of 76 they played at the auditorium theater in Chicago. The auditorium's acoustics are perfect.
I don't know how any Grateful Dead show could be better than those shows at the auditorium.
If it actually happened.
It all seems like it was just a dream.
Let it Rock is amazing!
Basically if you took a month long vacation and saw every show in June of 1974 you hit the lottery.
you got it right..........
Grrrrreat show!! Love the 73,74 Era Awesome recording and they play very well both nights! Oh to be on the bus and at this GEM!! Phil is locked in and BOMBS Away! Jerry's voice is smooth as silk and this is as close to heaven as it gets for me. LOVE AND LIGHT TO MY FELLOW HUMANS!! BE THE LIGHT YOU WANT TO SEE IN THE WORLD!! ONE LIFE,.... ONE LOVE!!
well back at you buddy
Hearing these concerts again 50 years later is such an unbelievable trip. I drove from LA to Miami like a madman to make them but I did. Went with my brother and 3 (I think) great friends. Hard to remember who was at each show but the music never never fades. The GD had a lot of great shows in '74 but these were 2 of the best.
Alot of recordings from the 70s were circulating on tapes in my generation as a teen during the early 80s. We were just getting started. Unfortunately the later 80s scene evolved with a growing measure of people that were attending for purposes other than great music and fellowship.
I quit the scene by 87 and did not listen to much after 89. Like you, I found a treasure in listening to some shows decades later.
Always thankful for the tapers. My preference has always been audience recordings. (sometimes a matrix!)
BTW please download the recording if not already done (this platform of sharing is always in danger of deletion by YT due to copyright strikes)
I went to these shoes !!
Went to the shows with my soon to wii
Dijon is on the way to Miami, right?
Double Dose, this ol' geezer was 18 and fresh out of high school back in 1974.
About 6000 seats w/ grate acoustics.
We had 4th row seats at these shows, doin' the Blotter Boogie & Micro Dot Polka.
THANKS for the upload!
Holy Smokes, just when I was thinking I need more Grateful Dead 2 day , I get double dosed ....🚲💧🌹💧🚲Happy Bicycle Day 2021🚲💧🌹💧🚲
Theres a certain drummer mr.Bill kreutzman that adds that crisp up tempo flavor that the whole band carried he was a beast on dem drums, refreshing!!
These shows are great, but I can't imagine trying to select the best, of the several dozen shows I was at, between 1970 and 1977. Trying to pick their best ever is a fool's errand. This was not very long after their Europe '72 tour and, as I recall, it was better than some shows I attended then, but not as good as others. I think it makes more sense to compare how they did the same song differently at different times, in different venues. Even there, because they didn't construct a strict set list and learn to play it as well as possible, the same way every show, there are often segments or riffs of one version I love, as well as a different take on the same (or some other) part of the same song, done differently on another night.
In the name of full disclosure, I should admit that nearly 50 years has had some effect on my memory, but not as much as the fact that I was ALWAYS tripping at a Dead show. I believe that helped me to be "fully in the moment," which enhanced my enjoyment of the shows. Now, all these years later, I have no regrets at all, however it might have been nice if I had kept my head clearer for a couple shows, so my memories, now, were a little sharper.
I've seen them tripping & also straight as a board. My memories of the ones at which I was sober are the foggiest of all! Saw them a couple times after heroic doses of mushrooms & experienced such exquisite beauty it was almost painful, if that makes any sense.
@@thebishop1095 Are you implying that the old joke, has some truth in it: "What did the deadhead say when he ran out of drugs? This Band sucks" Of course i don't agree, heh. But i never did manage to be sober at the live shows.
@@miker7795 🤣
@@thebishop1095 😉
I've never been to a show, but do have a few favorites, shiniest one for me's Portland OR Springer's Inn '70.. I had about a 5th generation tape of it and oft would flip after China Cat and listen to Alligator, both extremely tight and snippy tempo takes.
Folks this is in excess of 6 hours of unadulterated warming up GD in just one of their number of very best eras.
OK, friend. I'll give a listen.
Epic!!!!! Thanks for posting this!!!!!!!! Killer shows!!!!!!!!!
Thank you kind soul. Almost lost myself with time slipping while watching your video:
th-cam.com/video/GoT4T3QGYzE/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=TourHead
so many memories of "what tapes to bring for the journey"
.
If anyone, it is you I would ask:
Have you ever heard "wabash cannonball" from the good old grateful dead?
I remember a friend had a copy in the 80s.
I think it was early 70s recording.
pretty sure they were playing under a different name as it was the custom for a short time.
Good stuff!!! Grazie
The quality on this recording is unfuckingbelievable.
Before losing my files and equipment almost 2 years ago, it was a privilege and honor to upload these recordings found in Internet Archive...
@@freelife1234 that sucks man
Wow amazing sound quality 👌
indeed
Thanks for putting both of these together!! 6 and a half hours of not worrying what I am going to listen to!!
Damn i hit the jackpot when i searched this show. Thanks a million for posting all this. First Seastones!
bettter than any trip to Vegas unless they were there............got 2 nights in 90
Haha me too man.
Are you him?
@@GratefulZen just an internet handle in tribute to a genius who should be a household name. it's coo; you've heard of him, most have not.
@@hubertsumlin9697 Funny! I see he unfortunately died in 2011 so carry on the tribute! Peace out, Bro.
During the Wall of Sound days, with speakers stacked 50 feet high
With the road crew having to replace loads of tweeters after every show.
@@hashburystumble8808 why was I so young? It took me until 51 to fall in love so I’m just late. I’m really in love.
@@hashburystumble8808 3 or 4 18 wheelers, crazy stories from Parish. 🐊🌹✌️
That jam upto Ship of Fools!
We all know the ship's acoming but the waves make you sway
GREAT GROOVE! Wall of sound gives so much depth! Keith really into this one
Just broke down during Greatest Story Ever Told laughing and crying at the same time. I don't know what it was but just got caught up in the moment I guess LOL 45 years later LOL
I believe you had an acid flashback...I keep waiting for one myself!
@@Justdon-s2s Well, if you have any tips on how to induce such an event,
please don't be shy. Share, share, share!! :-)
Yeah, GRATE music can do that to ya,don'cha all think???
What a hell of a set ! Love it so much ! Thank u ! ❤😢😊🥰♥️🌹👽🪐🐰🍄👻love it til I die & Jerry better on the other side b waiting for me ! I beg him to all the time since he past !
That "To Lay Me Down" is excellent. What a sweet tune.
73’ is the best years ever!
That one song. To lay me down. I lost my husband recently and miss him. 🙏
Thank 😞
@@aprilcody5470 My condolences. May your grief walk hand in hand with the love you have for him still.
My first shows were at the very end of the Keith and Donna era, and what really stands out for me after listening to these shows is how much livelier and more engaged Keith sounded back then. Soloing, improvising, not just the same old block chords in the background
your 1st shows were some of the cherished tapes being passed around in the 80s
thank you for the vibe
Two cool shows, plus the first Seastones. Thank you for posting these.
Wow......Great shows. Sweet Sugeree.
....thanks for reminder....I need to burn a disk from this video...
I love the guys making fun of the poor vendor selling ice cream...lol "Ice cream?"
Absolutely outstanding recordings.
Wow, what a great show to have happened on my 20th birthday June 22nd! Deal, Scarlet, China Cat, Playing, Ship, Wharf, Eyes! I'm in heaven!
Thank you for sharing this show.
boy-o-boy i miss the 1970’s
and yes , it is the roses 🌹
Thanks much for the recommendation; I have another new favorite :)
boy-o-boy i sure
miss the 1970’s
it is the roses 🌹
They sound so much better with just Bill drumming - cleaner, crisper, more precise............
Fantastic stuff...also released as DAVE’S PICKS VOL.34: JAI ALAI FRONTON ARENA, MIAMI, FL 6/23/74 with 6/22 highlights on extra bonus disc.
Loving the Sugaree that starts at 55:00. And the rest from 0 to ♾
Thank you for sharing
My favorite ship of fools. It just sounds so f-ng smoooooooth
I’m a newer fan. I so far like it all but I especially love the early seventies. I love the European tour. I’m sure all of you great dead heads will tell me how wrong I am but I do love the sound from the wall of sound.
You're not wrong. 🇺🇲
Whoa. Coming in for a listen after sone time away from good ol’Grateful Dead music. Decided to eat some fungus and roll a few for a nice early morning sesh. Life is beautiful. Forever Grateful ❤️💀🌞
finding time to get head back this vibe our friends facilitate rings true
Takes me back to my lack of memory lane!
Thank you for these!!! ❤️💀💖🤯
Superb!
The second fell on my oldest brother's birthday!
Wow - that Ramble On Rose on the 2nd night (3:07:00) might be the best I've ever heard Keith Godchaux sound. That was fantastic.
Keith was bringing the heat that show, superb playing in the Dark Star jam
I saw 5/77 at the Auditorium but I think then they moved to the Uptown theater there I saw tons of shows there Alpine and love those 77-81 shows there tight crisp I also saw a Winterland show 12/26/77 of the New Years run While 73 dead is my fav those years made me a lifelong fan There is Nothing like a Grateful DeadConcert
6/22 is just a firecracker of a '74 show. 6/23 is oddly languid and occasionally disjointed in the first set, but that second set jam is something special.
Playin in the Jam is almost my favorite Dead number of all.. so freaky and heart-warming again after.
lol.. ShuDdUp, Donna! Lmao... j/k
Miami in late June.... and someone is selling ice cream before the firstset.
'you want ice cream?' in the most stoned voice ever
Aren't we somewhere near the Bermuda Triangle... Look out folks🏴☠️
Just landed, awaiting take off..... thank you for this excellence.
Nuthin' like mid-70's Dead. At least to my tired old ears .... 😍
Idk about best shows yet, but that that was the best Donna wail I've heard
Sounds like a matrix. Excellent upload~
In early 80s i had a aud cassette that was horrible. This tru recording is so fire tysvm! Jer vocals so sweet, jam after playin-man. Right after the L, but before the C and H stages of influence.
I believe this recording is a matrix from Hunter Seamons.
Cassettes were our lifeline in the early 80s.
We are now blessed sharing memories.. Thank you for the comment.
jazzy Bertha....first time for me....gonna take time to get into this....lol
My 2nd GD show @ age 17!🎶 ❄🌎❄🎶
Wow man , amazing , talking about getting “Miracled”🌹💀🌹
when I woke up I was on a trip to the promised land! 🥴
I can tell you one thing....the two set lists are absolutely chocked full of good tunes. Second night you got a Let it Rock and a Black Peter. Ship of Fools and China Doll.....goodness gracious.
Thanks, friend. Destined to radiate warmth through some long winter day.
Love revisiting these recordings...
....thank you for commenting!!!
Definitely radiating some warmth for this almost homeless head tonight as I'm riding a Metro train through DC on my way to VA, to a ladies house that I pay to stay there daily. Maybe be homeless again soon. Idk. But at least I got good tunes to hear. Freedoms just another word for nothing left to do/lose. And once in a while you can get shown the light in the strangest of places if you look at it right.
@@kennethdeanmiller7324 hey, hows it going?
@@tammichenard1024 Alright, I guess. I'm not dead from coronavirus. Nor have I had it & passed it on as far as I know. To be honest, I've been more worried about that than about getting it & dying from it. Being partially responsible for someone else getting sick & dying from this s#!t would be horrible!! So I'm trying to get by the best I can & trying to be safe as possible in the process!!!
@@kennethdeanmiller7324 homeless ain't that bad most of the time. Winter is bad in Washington DC but 8~9 months are 👌 okay! Not great but I wish you well. Almost there again each + everyday. ❄🌎❄🤣
SEA STONEEEESSSSSSSS!!!!!!
Awwww yeah! This shit's the tits. What a great pair of shows. Thanks for posting this.
Love seeing them. Just like laid back by the buses! And smoked so awesome black hash! Then the Nassau Coliseum busted and a pathetic. Took 10 years to get the BACK !
RIP Jerry Moore.
This is my Dead.
Our
@@stephanlarsen8169
Those of us who liked the 70s Dead.
1974 is killer.......02/24 Winterland, 8/06 Roosevelt, 06/18 Louisville, 06-19 Selland, 05/14 Missoula.....perhaps the best work they ever did....peak.
Its June 23rd 20:49 2020 😎👍
I miss Jerry. I got lucky to be eating in the same room them. Jerry is waiting. Jerry was wasted 😎 It was the basement LOL. Too cool! Blow me away! Best concert ever. Homeward bound again! NO LIE baby!
2:38 music starts
I run smack into a tree
Run around the.corner
only THANKS...........................
what a '74 run! The best...imagine the blow availability here...?
Well, as my most re-copied & re-played set of tapes in a thousand-strong collection between my big sis & I 👍& at *v👀w#32,600* A "Q1a+", 1 *@=*{(~)* 4-sure ! &🦴💞💫👓😅🙀TOTAL🔥'74✨💨🌊♨🚌🎶🌚😁👓💫🦴🐐didn't hold back, & not leave want for nothing, afters🌌🧗♀️🕴💃🕺🎶 (maybe bax2baxz ?from '93 &'95?) Nah ! This is my jelly-jelly tho, 💀⚡💨🤙🥳🛹🔥✨🌌🧗♀️🕴💃🕺🎶💀 Oh! these JIA-ALAI *'FRONTON-z'* My tapes were the 1st or 2nd most played& re-played by everyone in the Yurt . . . .
Amazing Wharf Rat at 2:35:55 🤩
add props for the most excellent reverso script
Great stuff Wherever this is coming from much thanks
6/22 Set II: 1:45:10
Lol,
Can we get a song list with accurate time tabs please! Ugh, I'm spoiled. Lol
Edit: ic the songs on the sides.
Like all great Dark Stars, this one cannot be classified. Not rock, not jazz. Even fusion is an inexact label because none of the great 70s fusion bands sound like this. Only label that really works here is "Masterpiece." Even without the Spanish Jam this is an unbelievable work of art. Throw that killer Spanish Jam in and it is indescribable. I only know of 3 other Stars that are this perfectly realized from start to finish, with every single note an absolute winner: Live Dead, Wembley, and Kesey's Farm. Oh, and probably the best US Blues ever. And how inspired is that? A rockin blues song to help you come down, or back, from whereever it was that you were for the previous 23 minutes. Nobody ever did anything like this before -- or since.
2:36:00 Wharf Rat 🐀
Only two songs repeated, wow...
Actually three. El paso, jack straw and ship of fools
Someone please inform me,is set two space?I had to put on my glasses but it looks like screeches or sea stones ,fill me in.It’s lovely nonetheless,I love Grateful Dead screeching...🌹☠️🌷💀💐🔥...
Thank you for the feedback. I just added the info in the description.
Seastones yes very interesting...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seastones#:~:text=Ned%20Lagin%20performed%20versions%20of,20%2C%201974%20in%20San%20Francisco.
@@freelife1234 Seastones, 1st time ever!
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Quality is above most older s.b.z better days 72-74 ! Where's this show from ?
Jai-Alai Fronton - Miami, FL
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@@thegreatchain7112 🤣
@@thegreatchain7112 naw
@@TimSheetz Naw ? the 72-74 Dead ?
I don't think there is a dash in jai alai. Was always fun listening to heads pronounce it back in the trading days. Probably the smallest place the wall would fit in because of the height of the court. Or was it set up outside the fronton?
long before my time getting into the scenery ...early 82... we grew up on these traded shows
all the more for which gratitude flows
Thank You
1 to another....
Two shows and not one fucking Dire Wolf
Dark hollow
Pigpen was literally dead and the heads keep yelling for "Alligator," LOL. What is wrong with people?
maybe he could play from heaven
Crocodile 🐊
It’s a lot better than cellulitis.
I have jerrymylitus
1:40:00
Eyes of the World
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there's another miami show from that year with a Great! Spanish Jam. I thought it was one of these shows but i don't see any Spanish Jam.
please support Internet Archive! even a dollar a month from all the Deadheads that get their Dead from there would be HUGE..
2:20:20 Eyes of the World
(easily the greatest of all time)
Kevin Coleman that whole second set is one to behold. Fire as it looks on paper and as it sounds in the ear holes when passing through ear/brain barrier.
That’s a very good one but for me 9-3-77, 8-6-74, 6-18-74, 11-30-73, 6-24-73, 7-19-74 and 9-11-74 are better
@@lorenzogalasso6252 yeah man 8-6-74 is as close to the house of god as it gets
I literally see this comment for every show from this era. They were hitting it great and with such distinction on different nights. Amazing
@@lorenzogalasso6252 9-3-77 I believe is Englishtown and it put me on a bus that hijacked me forever! Don't send help I am in the promised land.
☮☮💚💚🎶🎶😁😁😁🌹
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