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This is sooooo good it's spooky. I remember being at this show, and saying to my buddy " We'll be listening to that version for years to come". I haven't watched this video for quite some time, I'm glad I did tonight. Enjoy!

Out of nowhere too...amazing.... he always had moments.

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This is sooooo good it's spooky. I remember being at this show, and saying to my buddy " We'll be listening to that version for years to come". I haven't watched this video for quite some time, I'm glad I did tonight. Enjoy!

I haven't watched this in a while either and wow!!!! Jerry is animated at times and you can see young Jerry just with his mannerisms. A+++ version. Emotion oozing out of his pores. His vocals are so good here. The whole band sounds great. That

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around 93/94 I started to pick and choose only local shows , tri state ( nj,ny and pa )... no more runs or travel , just a show here and a show there ... I think I was giving myself a break , and maybe Jerry too , you know he needed a break ... this was one of the pick and chooses , and it was my last show ... I think I should have went to a few more shows that year , but this was a good one and this Vissions is probably why !!!

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Obama has taken alot of hits for his usage of the teleprompter. The facts are that all modern U.S. Presidents have used them to deliver speeches. It's never been controversial until todays right-wing GOP decided that it's now funny. So much so, that they're willing to lie about it. Same ol'.....same ol' political bullshit.

"Ain't it just like the right"....

Sorry...couldn't resist...

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I couldn't believe Garcia did two Visions in 86 because of those lyrics. And they were both incredible, especially the one in Hampton.

I think that he loved this song quite a bit and when they got the teleprompters at the end of '94, my guess is that one of the fist things he may have thought of was dusting this one off.

After that first verse in Utah, Phil just laughed and shook his head, as if to say..."Good thing you got that bro!"

Garcia's missing lyrics is pretty famous and we all know it got worse and worse but he had a lot of songs and he didn't like to sit and study the words to them so that was just the trade off.

The magic of Visions in the year 1995 was aided and made possible by the fact that the band had those...the magic was Garcia and the aide was the telepromter. Ducats knows that is my guess.

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I couldn't believe Garcia did two Visions in 86 because of those lyrics. And they were both incredible, especially the one in Hampton.

I think that he loved this song quite a bit and when they got the teleprompters at the end of '94, my guess is that one of the fist things he may have thought of was dusting this one off.

After that first verse in Utah, Phil just laughed and shook his head, as if to say..."Good thing you got that bro!"

Garcia's missing lyrics is pretty famous and we all know it got worse and worse but he had a lot of songs and he didn't like to sit and study the words to them so that was just the trade off.

The magic of Visions in the year 1995 was aided and made possible by the fact that the band had those...the magic was Garcia and the aide was the telepromter. Ducats knows that is my guess.

i've commented on the magic of soldier field many times-it was incredible, teleprompter or not. and if i remember correctly flawless, which this threads version can't say!

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Agreed.

I will say, flawless is in the eye of the beholder and to discount one performance because of the use of a teleprompter and not another, doesn't make sense to me.

they both had prompters. my point was he blows one line (a few versus b4 the last one-first line) in the earlier version - and (?) i believe nails the later one

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So is that how Bobby was able to do Desolation Row? Was there a song in their arsenal with more lyrics?

he was doing desolation without prompter - actually before Jer even broke out the propmter - and if i remember correctly Bobby never used one before Jer died

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he was doing desolation without prompter - actually before Jer even broke out the propmter - and if i remember correctly Bobby never used one before Jer died

Weir had one...it's not like Garcia was the only one with a teleprompter.

I think the idea was for them to use it with new songs since they didn't do that stuff the traditional way...doing them over and over in the studio to get them on an album BEFORE they played them live. And Garcia used it for Visions I think because it was needed for a song like that. Like I've said before, if he had had all of his songs on there and they had gotten them sooner, I think it would have cleaned up much of the missed lyrics and helped clean up the shows in that respect which I'm guessing Garcia would have liked, but my bet is that he was totally against that because it would have taken away from something, like some of the fun of it maybe, but other musicians would be the ones to talk about that.

Weir debuted Desolation in '86, almost ten years before the teleprompters.

Weir, despite what many think, is very good at remembering lyrics (as is Eaton). He would occasionally get tripped up in a Truckin or El Paso or Samson but most of the time, he was dead on.

Like we've said before, it's a little different now that Weir is doing Garcia songs because it has added just a bunch of new stuff for him and he messes up much more frequently, be it on a She Belongs to Me with RD or even one that he's done before like a Mobile with Furthur. But I think that's only due to the new catalog of stuff he's taken on.

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Weir had one...it's not like Garcia was the only one with a teleprompter.

I think the idea was for them to use it with new songs since they didn't do that stuff the traditional way...doing them over and over in the studio to get them on an album BEFORE they played them live. And Garcia used it for Visions I think because it was needed for a song like that. Like I've said before, if he had had all of his songs on there and they had gotten them sooner, I think it would have cleaned up much of the missed lyrics and helped clean up the shows in that respect which I'm guessing Garcia would have liked, but my bet is that he was totally against that because it would have taken away from something, like some of the fun of it maybe, but other musicians would be the ones to talk about that.

Weir debuted Desolation in '86, almost ten years before the teleprompters.

Weir, despite what many think, is very good at remembering lyrics (as is Eaton). He would occasionally get tripped up in a Truckin or El Paso or Samson but most of the time, he was dead on.

Like we've said before, it's a little different now that Weir is doing Garcia songs because it has added just a bunch of new stuff for him and he messes up much more frequently, be it on a She Belongs to Me with RD or even one that he's done before like a Mobile with Furthur. But I think that's only due to the new catalog of stuff he's taken on.

when did weir have one with the boys?

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