Greg from Chestertown

That whole show is a Sugar Mags sandwich.

My resolution is to catch as many shows as I need.

9/13/93, Dark Star clocks in at 5:32. On the ride home, my buddy was like They played Dark Star !!! I was like, no, they didn’t.

Yet another stellar performance by the band. It’s just so much fun. Started the night right up front but had to head for space when Estimated started. I spun right up with that tune, twirled until the end. Aaahh, all better. They had a camel on stage that had its own microphone. Everyone was chill, Ollin Agreed was cool, got me right in the mood. Loser, miracle, Stagger Lee was a nice run. Jack straw got killed by Dark Star. Estimated on was just amazing. I can’t say enough good things about these guys and girl. Thank you

I was just a kid, but the talk at the time was of the generation gap. I can remember the Ed Sullivan Show, watching it with my parents and my older siblings. Hippiedom was going mainstream. The Airplane was more mainstream than the Grateful Dead. Even when I started in ‘80, you had to seek them out, they weren’t typical. There was everybody else, then there was Jerry and the boys. If you owned up to being into the Dead, the next question was about LSD and whether or not you had tripped before. So, if you’re Ed Sullivan and you’re trying to get the San Francisco sound to the entire country, I would imagine you would go with Grace Slick over scary, hairy Jerry.

I lost it when the put up the video of Jerry playing while they were singing Ripple, had him singing along. I do believe that clip was from 10/31/80. I thought that whole thing was more of a tribute to us deadheads.

Deep elem in ‘67? Really? Wow!

What’s Smokey the Bear’s middle name? The

Helpless, the Neil Young tune?

Post drums looks interesting, going from pin drop to blowing the roof off of the place.

I wish I was there.

Caught Jerry Band 11/12/91, that was the second song of the night and yes, It stoned me! I was completely satisfied after that and still had a whole night of music to be heard. ……not to mention fishing poles…..

I love seeing Brokedown in the middle of a show, before it made it to the encore slot, and a second set Row Jimmy.

Pretty sure

There’s a sailboat on a mooring, down the street in Worton Creek marina, that’s named saint of Circumstance. There’s a Dire Wolf in the same mooring area.