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Ken Nordine and Edie Brickell are on line 2 for you.

I don’t care what the reason may be, any show where you get TWO Help on the Way’s is aiight by me.

Cubensis in Hermosa Beach. Recreated Without A Net. I would recommend them and will see them again.

I can’t remember what life was like before Al Gore invented the Internet.

The GD did SSDD to close the second set the next night. https://archive.org/details/gd91-04-28.sbd.vernon.6112.sbeok.shnf You’ll also like the encore, Greg. 😀

For those not familiar with the original show, you should check it out. Warning: prepare to be rocked and rolled. This is an extraordinarily rowdy display.

If the Shakedown is in the right spot - into drums, I’ve seen enough.

Is this to solve for taking purple microdot v. Bart Simpsons or something else? 🤯😜

Major props to you tallying and reporting on the number of “Anymore”s in Bertha, Days. I’m not sure I could have counted to three that late in that night. Impressive and appreciated report.

https://archive.org/details/gd81-03-05.wise.lutch.3920.sbeok.shnf/gd81-03-05d2t03.shn 3-5-81 was at the Stanley Theater in Pittsburgh. Check out the jam to open set 2 for something very unique, as it occurs while Jerry’s guitar is being repaired. This is a cool audience recording. It’s funny to me that I was once a bit of a soundboard snob, but now in my *more experienced* years I get especially excited about a quality, unique audience recording. Enjoy!

Yeah, on 3/14/93 in Richfield. 🤣

No truer words, RD. I used to always go into a show with paper and something to write the list with. And more often then not I would bail about midway through the first set because I didn’t want to stop grooving or was a tad too buzzed to write legible English, or both. So I’d come to rest sometime after the show, begin to try to recap what just happened, and find a list of five songs that looked like Marie’s “Dear John” note after Navin R. Johnson read it in the bathtub.

I’ve seen lots of snow in my many visits to Sin City.

Yes, Victim was first played at the 88 Summer Tour opener in Minnesota. It was then subsequently played at every show until the end of time. Foolish Heart, Blow Away, I Will Take You Home, and Believe it or Not all debuted at Alpine 88. As did Blackbird, but that’s different. That I Will Take You Home out of Scarlet and into drums on 6/22 was about as popular as a loud talker during Stella Blue.

Among my circle, when labeling a tape, there was LTGTR and there was Good Times, which was used for the song aka Never Trust A Woman.

Anyone who talks during a show should be politely escorted out of the venue. No discussion, no debate, just out.

Awesome. Thank you for this post, PG.

This is the sort of partnership we need round here, Sakada. good man I’ll just leave this here to save some from having to find it on their own.

Absolutely terrible look for JK here. Yeah, the apology attempt made it even worse as the rant reignited haha. This collage post that you shared here is brilliant. It always comes down to the Golden Rule.

Only live music can help you now. Ride it out til then!

Affirmative. Two Souls and Feel Like a Stranger never appeared together in a Grateful Dead show.

Whenever I hear the word “Jubilee”, I think of Sugaree. Just thought I’d share that meaningless, if not stupidly redundant, tidbit.

Love the artwork on that poster. Happy New Year, everyone!

There’s never too much Chuck Berry, Hoosh. 😃 And I sure can think of something that could get clipped before the Sing Me Back Home. I’m looking at you, I Need a Miracle.