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DSO's Instagram post says three sets tonight (https://www.instagram.com/p/BsBsTVLAZIk/?utm_source=ig_web_options_share_sheet)

What a killer show: monster sets and tons of songs! Highlights were: pretty much everything! Scarlet > Fire, Playin' > Shakedown, Ollin Arrageed, St. Stephen, and NFA were exceptionally notable (thought I heard some hints of the Darkness Jam in NFA). Everything rocked!

Travis Bean is on the stage! Setlist to come later. Jack Straw opener followed by TLEO: gonna call a 12/30/78 recreation Edit: full setlist 12/30/1978 - Pauley Pavilion, UCLA - Los Angeles, CA Set 1: Jack Straw They Love Each Other Mama Tried Mexicali Blues Loser Looks Like Rain Stagger Lee Passenger Tennessee Jed New Minglewood Blues Sugaree Promised Land Set 2: I Need A Miracle Bertha Good Lovin' Scarlet Begonias Fire On The Mountain Playin' In The Band Shakedown Street Drums Ollin Arrageed St. Stephen Not Fade Away Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad Around And Around Encore: One More Saturday Night

Looking forward to the Montclair shows as well!

Saw Dead on Live at The Capitol Theatre play their "Wonderland 74" show last night, accompanied with a smaller scale replica wall of sound. Fun show, good band. They were very happy to be playing The Cap for the first time. Set List: 1: Promised Land, Sugaree, Truckin' > Drums > Drums/Bass > Other One > Cryptical reprise, China > Rider, Casey Jones, Stella Blue, 1/2 Step 2: UJB, Eyes > Playin', Dew, BioDtL, Scarlet, OMSN E: Sugar Mags > AWBYGN

You're too kind! 😃

Instagram stories with the venue location tagged/on the venue's story https://instagram.com/theanthemdc?utm_source=ig_profile_share&igshid=1qmnagw49uvm

Based on sound clips/videos from Instagram - 6/9/73 - RFK Stadium

Post-drums sounds incredible!

Oh man, I should have tried harder to make it to this show 😞

Would think they'd go for an elective tonight

Wow

Any tapes of this show? Want to relisten to that Scarlet>Fire 😀

Recreation of 3/30/88 with filler of Tom Thumb's Blues, Hard to Handle, Why Don't We Do It In The Road, and The Golden Road Killer show once again. Loved the Queen Jane. Glad I chose to be standing in front of Skip's bass amp for Dew. 4 filler songs = awesome. That's the end of my 5 show summer tour, can't wait to see you all and catch these guys again in the fall.

Elective set Set 1: Help > Slip > Franklin's Hell in a Bucket Candyman Beat it on Down the Line Keep on Growing (Borraco/Skip) Ramble on Rose Sailor > Saint > Deal Set 2: Box of Rain Touch of Grey Just a Little Light Crazy Fingers > Not Fade Away > Drums Space Unbroken Chain > Other One > Goin Down the Road (w/ instrumental We Bid You Good Night) > Not Fade Away Encore: Quinn the Eskimo Awesome show (as always). Blown away by that Unbroken Chain > Other One!

What an awesome show. Finally caught a WRS

Re-creation of 8/4/82. Fun show, awesome jam after Terrapin into space. No filler after show encore

Much appreciated! Big shout out to people like you who tape the shows so those who aren't able to attend can still enjoy them

Anyone see people recording? Would love to hear this one

This was my 3rd time seeing DSO (saw the 2 Wellmont shows last year) and this was by far my favorite show. I love the early, primal Dead stuff. As soon as I got there and saw Jeff and Skip's Gibsons (as well as an acoustic) on stage, I knew it was going to be an awesome show. Mountains of the Moon > Dark Star was incredible imo. At the same time, I completely understand what Mojo is saying, even though I don't agree. The people sitting next to me were there to dance and were disappointed by the song selection (in that context, understandable). A lot of people started heading for the door during Death Don't. Still, I really enjoyed it. Hopefully heading out to Penn's Peak this weekend. I took some (not so good) cell phone videos that I can upload here if anyone wants to see them