DesertDead

which show we talkin, Greg? im obviously going to agree and this obviously applies to about 98% of the 2300 shows to choose from, but just curious where your head is...

Today’s Alpine show was among the most fun and most exactly perfect time I’ve ever had, concert or otherwise. I consider myself lucky and am grateful for having had the experience.

Today has a lot of great shows. I’ll add 1982 to the thread. One word: Ventura. If you never been, you should go. Cool town. https://www.gratefuldeadoftheday.com/07-17-1982

While the Crazy Fingers I mentioned was more about the typical, Jerry belts out “Gone are the days” while Bobby and Brent are loudly exclaiming “Life may be sweeter”, the China Doll was a bit of what you’re describing, AC. Although in this case it happened to Jer. Not quite like Wharf Rat 6/18/95 or anything on that level, but lost a bit. Whatever it was he wanted to set it straight, for we got it two shows later out of space at Alpine (7/18), executed magnificently.

31 years ago today, the first of 14 shows at Deer Creek took place on July 15, 1989. Your friend, Desert Dead, proudly attended every one of them. (We should have had 15, damn gate crashers!) It will surprise exactly no one here that this was a very spirited performance. And although there were a few pretty major foibles (Crazy Fingers, China Doll), it did not deter from the fun of it all one bit. Garcia’s guitar tone was particularly sharp (in a good way) this evening. Close Encounters space in here as an added kicker. Uno: Bertha, Greatest Story Ever Told, Candyman, Walkin' Blues, Peggy-O, Queen Jane Approximately, We Can Run But We Can't Hide, Bird Song Dose: Foolish Heart, Victim Or The Crime, Crazy Fingers-> Truckin'-> Smokestack Lightning-> Drums-> Jam-> China Doll-> All Along The Watchtower-> Stella Blue-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Brokedown Palace https://archive.org/details/gd89-07-15.sbd.11266.sbeok.shnf

If you’re not familiar with 7-13-84, you should be. Be sure not to leave before the encore. https://archive.org/details/gd84-07-13.sbd.ferguson.353.sbeok.shnf

7/5/81. Charlie Miller would like the Zoo to reopen today. https://archive.org/details/gd81-07-05.sbd.miller.30648.sbeok.flacf

here’s set 2 I went with VoodooNOLA’s posting, which is only set 2, just because you know the quality will be as good as it can be. The whole show is out there, though.

Bobby got back by his monitor and took to one knee for special feedback during the thick of it. It was pretty deep stuff, especially for a first set. Both of those shows were so much fun.

One of the hopes is that social distancing slows the spread so that medical resources are available for those who become critical. It spreads through human contact and there is no vaccine. What would you like the government to do? No one likes this whole situation, but if the government would have mandated quarantines or closures even earlier, people would have complained then, too. I think the government is in a pretty tough spot (regardless of how I feel about some of them). Not sure why your landlord or utility providers shouldn’t get paid. You’re still consuming their products, yes? Why should your ability to pay them change the contract that you entered into? Interesting times, that’s for sure. Hope you and everyone here is safe and finds peace amid this scary situation.

With an avatar like that, you can do pretty much whatever you want as far as I’m concerned.

Yes.

Although I’m sure you know by now, it was the very last part. You going again? I remember you discussing previous shows at Wilbur.

This show has been commercially released as Road Trips Vol 1 No 2. Help On The Way-> Slipknot!-> Franklin's Tower, Jack Straw, Peggy-O, El Paso, Sunrise, Deal, Let It Grow Dancin' In The Streets-> Dire Wolf, Estimated Prophet-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> Not Fade Away-> Wharf Rat-> Around and Around

Happy 2020!

You hope you stretched well if your only chances to rest a bit are the 3 slot and Space.

Good call, Bill. I think Tea might have been there. Here’s set 2 for those who’d like to take it for a spin.

Greatest Scramble Ever Told

Happy Thanksgiving! Jack Straw, Althea, Good Times, Dire Wolf, Cassidy, Dupree's Diamond Blues, When I Paint My Masterpiece, When Push Comes To Shove, The Music Never Stopped Box Of Rain-> Cold Rain & Snow-> Women Are Smarter-> Eyes Of The World-> Drums-> Space-> The Other One-> Wharf Rat-> Around & Around-> Good Lovin', E: Knockin' On Heaven's Door

Set 1Hell In A Bucket West L.A. Fadeaway Victim Or The Crime Built To Last Blow Away When I Paint My Masterpiece Cumberland Blues Cassidy Don't Ease Me In Set 2Help On The Way ->Slipknot! ->Franklin's Tower Estimated Prophet ->Eyes Of The World ->Drums ->Space ->The Wheel ->Dear Mr. Fantasy ->Hey Jude Reprise ->Death Don't Have No Mercy ->Turn On Your Lovelight EncoreIt's All Over Now, Baby Blue https://archive.org/details/gd1989-10-19.sbd.walker-scotton.miller.83305.sbeok.flac16

First time for DSO at the Wiltern? That is a very cool venue.

Love the 3 pre and then a bunch o’ tunes post. That’s all I have to say about that.

This is a crappy story and I’m sorry to hear it. But Phish has a lot fans, and some of them are kynd people. Stereotyping is rarely accurate. Glad that you didn’t sink yourself to the level of someone who clearly doesn’t have respect for others. That can be very difficult to deal with. Peace, MC.

Good thing they played Sis and Bros. Wouldn't want anyone feeling like they didn’t get to hear enough music. 😛

BEW? Affirmative. Lol that RD implies that his brain is still completely in tact. 😝 Set One: Ripple > Not Fade Away > Touch Of Grey ; Looks Like Rain ; Brown Eyed Women ; Keep On Growing ; Althea ; Greatest Story Ever Told ; Run For The Roses > Not Fade Away (reprise) Set Two: *Help On The Way > *Slipknot > *Feel Like A Stranger ; *Eyes Of The World > Dark Star > drums > space (w/ a recording of Robert Hunter singing "Boys In The Bar Room" blended in) > Alligator > Days Between > Around And Around Encore: Black Muddy River