Leaderboard

Set 1 All Around This World [MISSING?] Friend of the Devil Stir It Up* Jack A Roe Wonderful World -- Skip lead vocals w/ Tonya the road manager Big Boss Man Sitting In Limbo Masters of War* -- Lisa vocals It's Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry Bird Song* Set 2 Dupree's Diamond Blues Mountains of the Moon Sing Your Blues Away* Dire Wolf Box of Rain* Tomorrow is Forever* Rueben and Cherise* Russian Lullaby* Viola Lee Blues*--played in it's original jug band form Ripple Encores Uncle John's Band Goodnight Irene *Notable performance Very much enjoyed the show. It is never the high energy dance party of an electric, but still great stuff and you always get to hear some less common songs. I am sorry for Eaton's family situation. I did enjoy the different mix of songs due to his absence. The Masters of War was a real treat, and the Box of Rain was a very heartfelt rendition from Skip that stood out. I honestly forgot how good of a singer Skip is. Goodnight all

I got turned on to the Dead cuz of my love of acoustic music. My second show was a radio city acoustic first set show. Monkey and the engineer on reckoning is from the night I was there. I caught one of the acoustic shows Dark Star did at the Birchmere to celebrate their 1,000th show. Incredible night! I can only imagine how special that show at the Hamilton must have been. Beautiful set list. I’m sorry I Let that one pass on by.

What a great venue and incredible night of music. After listening to Reckoning and a bunch of acousitic/ electric Dead from the early 80’s, it was awesome to hear DSO’s take on many of those songs in person. My personal favorites from last night were Jack A Roe, Masters of War, and Bird Song from first set. All very well played and the sound was great. Second set, Mountains of the Moon, Box, Reuben and Cherise and Viola Lee. Very cool to hear the jug band version, caught me off guard at first. The place is so intimate and the sound, incredible. I felt like I was sitting in Rob Barraco’s lap all night we were that close!

I went to the Charlottesville show and had No idea that they wer doing JGB shows. Had to go to Baltimore and I just arrived in Rocky mount with my daughter. Can't wait for tomorrow night!

I saw the Jerry band four days earlier, at the spectrum, before the original show Dark Star played Saturday night. (Goodly English?, Is everybody still following along?) one of my all time favorite shows. A lot of overlap in the set lists. One thing though, we got ' what a wonderful world' for an encore. No encore Saturday and a look on line shows that Jerry band didn't always do an encore. Matter of fact, it seems rare. Curious what others think. Anyway, I had a blast Saturday night! Jerry band show was a nice change. I seem to catch a lot of early era shows. Dear mr. Fantasy was a nice flash of Brent. Second set just climbed and climbed until Tangled up in blue explosion! I've never seen Lisa have more fun. The band just keeps outdoing themselves. I actually got a kick out of the bubbles during Shining Star. (It's the little things in life) I could go on, but, looking forward to Wilmington when you come back around. Thank you... For a real good time!

Absolutely killer! What a celebration! I experienced such joy, moved to tears, able to flush all the negativity that had built up inside me right on out. There is nothing quite like a Dark Star Orchestra concert. That’s all. Thanks for letting me share.