I was there too saw about 80 shows since 81. Jerry looks great. They sound great. Set list was primo. What more could a head want from Philly in a show. Glad we were there to enjoy it. Love peace and happiness. Rip boys. See you on the other side. I got some more roads to explore here first. Ill find the lost sailor. And see the girl at the station with the soldier.maybe we will survive.
I went to a concert at the First Union/Wachovia/First Union Center (whatever the hell it was called at the time haha) and they had just knocked the first big hole in the side of the Spectrum. Such a cool building.. was sad to see it go
This was a super show for me. Once I heard the first notes ok Iko, I turned to my friend (his first show) and told him to hold on tight, it's goin' to be a bumpy ride!
Happy 71st birthday to Mickey Hart! 26 years ago I was at this show with a backstage pass. During set break the band had two big tables with cakes and pastries set out backstage to celebrate Mickey's birthday. I ate my cake sitting with Owsley. A positive memory for this date. Thank you, voodoonola!!
As somebody who was around the Dead all my life but not really a fan until the early 90s, and a newly-confirmed Deadhead during muh corona shutdown, I find the comments and stories almost as enjoyable as the music itself. Pig, Keith, Brent, Jerry , Vince, Barlow and Hunter are truly the grateful dead now.
Was handed an open bottle of Heineken in the parking lot by a guy I worked with named Fat Earl. Started 'Feeling like a Stranger' about an hour later. Couldn't drive my car after show. I had my teenage step daughter and a friend with me [their 1st show] My stepdaughter learned how to drive a 4 speed VW that night while I watched flying deer on the expressway to the jersey Shore. Great memories , we still laugh about it
Iv'e been there um, my great friends wife 8mo's preggies had to takek over the wheels my most wonderful lady was so upset as we pulled off 76 W back to Hbg, PA., We made it home safely, most impottant partl
I was mourning the death of Hillel Slovak, when Mick took me to see a band I knew not, and filled my brain with microscopic dandies never yet tasted. Found myself space-dancing in the hallway with Swublix the cat, and probably a few of you. You know who you are. The following run at MSG blew me away forever. You understand.
On my way to this show, "got busted for smiling, on a cloudy day", still made it to shows, Best time of my life, "The sun was screaming, "Hey You"!!!! Love you, Jerry.
This was the greatest! I jammed to this just now! Such a joy to have these ultra clear shows after all these years. . . .I m like a kid in a Candy Shop
Had tickets. Wanted to go in. It was a hit day and ended up wandering the park around the Naval Hospital. May have had some extra help. Even had an extra ticket hoping to sell. Ended up giving some miracles and walking to 30th street station! It was too confining to sit in Spectrum for me that day. Two cure Philly girls saw the show instead. Philly was an awesome place to see the Dead. Sure hope it was their first show!
Great show! My friend Andy and I scored tickets for it 2 nights before, when we couldn't get into that one. Getting to see and hear Scarlet-Fire was a highlight. 26 years ago today.
wow, yes so many props to you as always, I was at this show, and this run, Th Spectrum Rocks !! (we probably ran into each other back in those days..).. so wierd only 400 views... man people are missing out.. Thanks again for making me feel like a kid again !!! Miss you Jer - Brent.
Wow I can't believe I never realized 9 / 11 / 88 This was my very 1st show . My 16 year old self would go on to many many more . Thanks so much for this !! and Tons of ❤ from Philadelphia !!
An incredibly beautiful 4 show run. 9/8&9 off Saturday 9/11&12. The day off was one that Philly still talks about. An open air vending/party market across from The Spectrum at "The Lakes". Thousands of heads enjoying the beautiful weather and each other with virtually no hassles from the police. Best set of music was 1st night, 1st set which features my all time favorite Shakedown and the most beautiful To Lay Me Down I have ever heard. Find it :-)
Was camped out in that park by the lakes with a tribe of heads from SUNY Fredonia! Lived there a whole week with showing up the day before and leaving the day after the shows. I'll never forget arriving that day prior to the shows and seeing the Rainbow Family have there tipi's set up in the field near the lake and thinking, "this is going to be special!" And, I have to be honest and say, as fun as the scene was, it was also nitrous hell too! Way too many people getting hurt and hurting others from hippie crack. My first time meeting the "twelve tribes of Israel" cult as well who were both helping people with medical aid, food, as well as brain washing them into joining their 'community'. :O What a long strange trip...
Wow, this makes me soooooo happy. Really needed this. Had a bum day yesterday, as we are probably all having from time to time. Thanks again. This show rocked & still rocks. Quality is outstanding. Spectrum Daze.
Just remembered I was on the floor from Scarlet on through. Was screaming US Blues for the encore until my voice went. Baby Blue is fine by me. Again my mind was blown. Like a seasick sailor rowing home.
No doubt that this show was in the zone of our Makers favorite choir. People joining hand and hand... well the music plays the band ..Lord they're setting us on fire..God bless you all...
Iko Iko feel like a Franklin's little red Peggy-o.... Memphis Tennessee Promised Land? Is this a practical joke? Am I dreaming? Is this heaven? This set list points to heaven. Massive. Thank u
This show remembered me how I came to be embodied here. Can't say it was pretty. Don't come back guys. Come to Grateful Dead heaven and stay. It's a real place. He came here to get you. Please come. And- shortest drums ever and shortest space ever and only time have heard an echo on Stella. 9-11-88- come home guys. He wants you to come home.
I didn't originally buy tickets to these four shows, but I had a friend (not a Deadhead) who could score tickets to anything and when I asked him to find me tickets thought he had let me down. He said, "Sorry man, I was only able to find tickets for one night. I found 8 seats in the 7th row for Sept 11." I was like, "HOLY SHIT" so I bought them all and traded out for the other three shows and a night at MSG. I kept the aisle seat and it wasn't until "Baby Blue" ended that I recognized all the people I had traded with. They just had that "Oh my fucking God!" look on their faces. Apparently, the fact that they were 7th row seats never came up during the trading process.
I was at this show and completely out of my mind...the stage was nothing more than lights emitting sound; couldn't make out if anyone was actually on it or not. I started to come through during Fire. Sweet, sweet ride!
I miss them all so much for getting to know them all so well as I ran the parties for the boys & who I let come in ,I was part of the dead family !❤️🐰🌹🐇
I saw a very funny interview with the band, where people could ask them anything, and someone asked "Jerry, who designs your wardrobe? " Jerry and all of them look at each other, and sort of laugh, and then, ..Bobby chimes right in, and says "I do"....It's just funny...I LOVE THIS BAND .there is no other band on the Planet like this.....The only thing that comes close is "Further".....
And they played the civic center again in 84. Jerry looked really bad , but they were some great shows. I am so happy he got healthy and gave us many more years.
I was 18-21 yrs old during those 1988-1991 face melting shows and remember thinking “music can never sound better than this”, and to this day, to me, I was correct.
This was my last Dead Show . Drove 5 friends up from the shore . We sat all the way in the back , center stage , in the middle of upper level . The view , the sound , the show . Outstanding . Did 30 plus shows of various groups at the Spectrum so close to seeing 80 different bands over the years . The Dead , PInk Floyd & ELO at the top .
I was in college and my friends were going to this show. Last minute bail out on one of them and they asked me, thinking that I would say no. I thought about it for a hot minute and said "Sure, why the hell not!"
That's because the translation basically means "You can kiss my ass". As in "if you don't like what the big chief says, say 'kiss my ass'(jockamo fi na nay)".
My first Dead show was 9/9/88. We scalped tickets and ended up in the 14th row. Then something happened and I haven't been the same since (in a good way :} )
ain't no peace in the barnyard ever since that rooooster been gone ... good ole days !!!! great show to be @ ...if uu seee roooster plzzzzz drv meee home ...and some birthday pie in the face for mickey ...Happy B'day Mickey!!!! you Jamm!!!!!
Yeah Philly was awesome. Saw maybe 1/2 dozen shows there in the 80's and they always rocked. My favorite of all the large hockey arenas, though Hartford was a close second, and Hartford had better sound. The energy at these arenas were like the small venues like Hampton and Portland
I feel like people who thumbs down amazing videos like this are actually automated bots screwing with us or something. What great show. Is Brent actually superceding Keith and Pigpen as my favorite Dead keyboardist? Never thought I'd say that.
This is ‘hot as a pistol,’ my fellow heads and new schoolers! Wake up. If your not shedding a tear on this throwing stones then shame on you, and this band maybe ain’t really your thing
I'm not a big Dead fan. This was the second or third show I attended. Not even sure why I went. I actually liked their studio material better than their live jams. Yes, I know, it's blasphemy. Back then, I had really long hair, a beard and I smoked weed all day every day, did acid occasionally and attended hundreds of rock concerts. People I met automatically assumed that I was a " Dead - Head. " I eventually stopped explaining my feelings and let them think that. For me, Pink Floyd was always my favorite band and more suited to my weed habit and acid trips. I simply can find no comparison. Truth is, I had more fun hanging out in the parking lot with all the people than inside the show itself. On the way to this particular concert, we ran out of weed. I remember there being a bad " drought " at the time. I rarely was without smoke, so that was a real bummer. We were sitting in the gridlocked traffic waiting to get off I -95 onto the Broad Street exit and the car ahead of us had a bong going. So I got up the courage to walk up and ask if they would sell us some. They said that were almost out as well, so no good. They said, " Don't you know there's a drought right now ? " Uh, yeah that's WHY I'm bothering a stranger ! So we get there and browsed the usual fan vendor setup. We tried to sniff out some herb, but everyone was pretty tight. Then one guy who was selling homemade tie - dyed t - shirts sold us a small baggy at a really inflated price. Not much of a choice. We went back to the car to get some papers. We rolled one up, lit up and nothing. We did this FOUR more times, getting nothing but headaches. We obviously had been ripped off by one of " Jerry's Kids. " So much for ' peace, love and kindness ' that the faithful like to preach ! We went back to kick this guy's ass and he had packed up and left. No offense to the older fans, but at that time it was hip for 18 - 20 year old college kids to be into The Dead. With all their materialistic lifestyles, it seemed a bit hypocritical. I was a true " hippie " and here were all these posers. I always wondered what the band thought of this. I know it kept them rolling in the money, but it seems like their message was lost on the newer generation. So I endured a dreadfully long, ultra - boring show with a headache and no buzz. Anyway, at the next show, years later, I only hung out in the parking lot and I found a baggy of good weed someone had lost and shared it with my friends. I guess that made up for the time before. I was actually looking for one of the Pink Floyd shows when this one came up in the search. I thought maybe I would see myself in the audience, but it looks like only the band was filmed. Oh, well.
Gotta admit shit started getting real sketchy round 88. Nitrous, beat tabs, etc. Best to know who getting from, but I also understand, a drought is a drought no doubt.
do you honestly need drugs to enjoy music? this story made me feel extremely sorry for you. I would give almost anything to have been at the so-called "worst" Dead show or JG show, even if I had to be sober. sorry but you just come off as lacking gratitude and depth as an individual.
@@ReedRosson1987 Well maybe if I had you as my personal life guru, I would be more like you and less like me. That would suck. How about not being such a buzz kill ?
Man he butchered foolish heart!!! You were clean at this junction Jerry!!! I love a good foolish heart but that one hurt my ears!! Where was his lead on the song. He usually forgets words, not chords?
such a messed up comment. I bet even know what the best foolish heart is. go back and listen again. it was lovely. lots of passion at the end. what are you rambling on about
I love Foolish Heart, but this version sounded a bit labored. Plus in '88, FH and Victim Or The Crime hadn't been released yet. Hence the lack of reaction from the audience.
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I was there too saw about 80 shows since 81. Jerry looks great. They sound great. Set list was primo. What more could a head want from Philly in a show. Glad we were there to enjoy it. Love peace and happiness. Rip boys. See you on the other side. I got some more roads to explore here first. Ill find the lost sailor. And see the girl at the station with the soldier.maybe we will survive.
we will get by
This was my 240th GD show.
A great night in Philly. ❤
R.I.P Jerry, Brent, and the Spectrum.
I went to a concert at the First Union/Wachovia/First Union Center (whatever the hell it was called at the time haha) and they had just knocked the first big hole in the side of the Spectrum. Such a cool building.. was sad to see it go
Can't forget about Pigpen !!! 🎶💖🎶. ✌️💖🎶🍀🎈🌈😇
This was a super show for me. Once I heard the first notes ok Iko, I turned to my friend (his first show) and told him to hold on tight, it's goin' to be a bumpy ride!
Ha, I was 4th row and high fived my first show friend and said the same thing!
Mdvmccçcɓ
Happy 71st birthday to Mickey Hart!
26 years ago I was at this show with a backstage pass. During set break the band had two big tables with cakes and pastries set out backstage to celebrate Mickey's birthday. I ate my cake sitting with Owsley. A positive memory for this date. Thank you, voodoonola!!
Insolent Cur THE Insolent Cur?!
That's awesome
What a wonderful memory
As somebody who was around the Dead all my life but not really a fan until the early 90s, and a newly-confirmed Deadhead during muh corona shutdown, I find the comments and stories almost as enjoyable as the music itself. Pig, Keith, Brent, Jerry , Vince, Barlow and Hunter are truly the grateful dead now.
Can''t believe I found this so many years later only show me and my deadhead cousin from Atlanta saw together A CHERISHED FIND THANK YOU SO MUCH PEACE
That’s awesome!! ❤❤
Was handed an open bottle of Heineken in the parking lot by a guy I worked with named Fat Earl. Started 'Feeling like a Stranger' about an hour later. Couldn't drive my car after show. I had my teenage step daughter and a friend with me [their 1st show] My stepdaughter learned how to drive a 4 speed VW that night while I watched flying deer on the expressway to the jersey Shore. Great memories , we still laugh about it
Iv'e been there um, my great friends wife 8mo's preggies had to takek over the wheels my most wonderful lady was so upset as we pulled off 76 W back to Hbg, PA., We made it home safely, most impottant partl
Never trust a Prankster
Wils Getchell
LMFAO!!!!!!
If you don’t know
Laughed my fuckin ass off!!!!
Fat Earl
Flying deer
😂🤣😂🤣
Was it an enjoyable trip????
Hey Now 😂
emotional Peggy O for Jerry. RIP Jerry!
Spectrum shows always rocked. Great to see someone got a video of this show.
I was mourning the death of Hillel Slovak, when Mick took me to see a band I knew not, and filled my brain with microscopic dandies never yet tasted.
Found myself space-dancing in the hallway with Swublix the cat, and probably a few of you. You know who you are. The following run at MSG blew me away forever. You understand.
thanks Mick!
On my way to this show, "got busted for smiling, on a cloudy day", still made it to shows, Best time of my life, "The sun was screaming, "Hey You"!!!! Love you, Jerry.
Thank you for posting this. I attended this show. God bless the Grateful Dead and Jerry.
i was there too... glory days!
This was the greatest! I jammed to this just now! Such a joy to have these ultra clear shows after all these years. . . .I m like a kid in a Candy Shop
Amen
Had tickets. Wanted to go in. It was a hit day and ended up wandering the park around the Naval Hospital. May have had some extra help. Even had an extra ticket hoping to sell. Ended up giving some miracles and walking to 30th street station! It was too confining to sit in Spectrum for me that day. Two cure Philly girls saw the show instead. Philly was an awesome place to see the Dead. Sure hope it was their first show!
Great show! My friend Andy and I scored tickets for it 2 nights before, when we couldn't get into that one. Getting to see and hear Scarlet-Fire was a highlight. 26 years ago today.
wow, yes so many props to you as always, I was at this show, and this run, Th Spectrum Rocks !! (we probably ran into each other back in those days..).. so wierd only 400 views... man people are missing out.. Thanks again for making me feel like a kid again !!! Miss you Jer - Brent.
Spectrum was best for the sound, AMEN
.. GREAT TIMES
Wow I can't believe I never realized 9 / 11 / 88 This was my very 1st show . My 16 year old self would go on to many many more . Thanks so much for this !! and Tons of ❤ from Philadelphia !!
Did all 4 Philly Spectrum shows fall 1988. Great times.
Great 1st show!! ❤
This was my 240th GD show. ❤
@@darthcheney74471988 was my first year doing every show. I attended all 81 GD shows in 1988. An awesome year!! ❤
Brother we were re born on the same day....was my first also!!!!!!!!!!Never been the same since!!!! GOD BLESS THE GRATEFUL DEAD!!!!!!!
An incredibly beautiful 4 show run. 9/8&9 off Saturday 9/11&12. The day off was one that Philly still talks about. An open air vending/party market across from The Spectrum at "The Lakes". Thousands of heads enjoying the beautiful weather and each other with virtually no hassles from the police. Best set of music was 1st night, 1st set which features my all time favorite Shakedown and the most beautiful To Lay Me Down I have ever heard. Find it :-)
it's a shame that scene is gone for the most part, nobody else captures the beauty like the Dead
Was camped out in that park by the lakes with a tribe of heads from SUNY Fredonia! Lived there a whole week with showing up the day before and leaving the day after the shows. I'll never forget arriving that day prior to the shows and seeing the Rainbow Family have there tipi's set up in the field near the lake and thinking, "this is going to be special!" And, I have to be honest and say, as fun as the scene was, it was also nitrous hell too! Way too many people getting hurt and hurting others from hippie crack. My first time meeting the "twelve tribes of Israel" cult as well who were both helping people with medical aid, food, as well as brain washing them into joining their 'community'. :O What a long strange trip...
Was there and never felt so much love from Philly Cops - open air for all! What a Shakedown!
Wow, this makes me soooooo happy. Really needed this. Had a bum day yesterday, as we are probably all having from time to time. Thanks again. This show rocked & still rocks. Quality is outstanding. Spectrum Daze.
Just remembered I was on the floor from Scarlet on through. Was screaming US Blues for the encore until my voice went. Baby Blue is fine by me. Again my mind was blown. Like a seasick sailor rowing home.
Man the victim was pretty dark and put me on edge, I was about 10 rows center floor, the scarlet was a breath of fresh air.
Fond memories of my attendance at this show! GREAT times!!!
Peggy-O.. -- I really do mis Jer. Thanks for all the great times.
wow this was my first Dead show. I cant believe its on youtube
I was there too. Super fun 4 days !
Is this Shannon from State College who ran with Scott and Lonnie? Andy Lopus
No doubt that this show was in the zone of our Makers favorite choir. People joining hand and hand... well the music plays the band ..Lord they're setting us on fire..God bless you all...
This is good one rember it like yesterday. The Dead at the Rectum nothing like it. Another smoker in Philly !!!! 😎
Wow!! I like this so much because this is normally where I would just gravitate to at shows even if I had better seats.......
Iko Iko feel like a Franklin's little red Peggy-o.... Memphis Tennessee Promised Land? Is this a practical joke? Am I dreaming? Is this heaven? This set list points to heaven. Massive. Thank u
This show remembered me how I came to be embodied here. Can't say it was pretty. Don't come back guys. Come to Grateful Dead heaven and stay. It's a real place. He came here to get you. Please come. And- shortest drums ever and shortest space ever and only time have heard an echo on Stella. 9-11-88- come home guys. He wants you to come home.
Hell yeah broh, are you tripping?
Thanks Bruddah! I was on the exact opposite side of the Spectrum at this show. 1st set smokes. Brent.
the first time I saw GD was at the Spectrum ' 74 - the first of a lifetime of shows ..... I'm glad I came across this.......
Best place for sound quality
I didn't originally buy tickets to these four shows, but I had a friend (not a Deadhead) who could score tickets to anything and when I asked him to find me tickets thought he had let me down. He said, "Sorry man, I was only able to find tickets for one night. I found 8 seats in the 7th row for Sept 11." I was like, "HOLY SHIT" so I bought them all and traded out for the other three shows and a night at MSG. I kept the aisle seat and it wasn't until "Baby Blue" ended that I recognized all the people I had traded with. They just had that "Oh my fucking God!" look on their faces. Apparently, the fact that they were 7th row seats never came up during the trading process.
Reminisce, "ticket Tron", "GD 1-800 hotline", waiting in line behind Jamesway", etc. those were the days.
I commend the uploader for choosing the best available recording to match the video. Thanks so much.
:)
"Greatness" one of my many favorites
seems like the spectrum always had great shows..
I was at this show and completely out of my mind...the stage was nothing more than lights emitting sound; couldn't make out if anyone was actually on it or not. I started to come through during Fire. Sweet, sweet ride!
I miss them all so much for getting to know them all so well as I ran the parties for the boys & who I let come in ,I was part of the dead family !❤️🐰🌹🐇
very cool! lucky!
When Bobby's shorts are SOOO short at certain angles it looks like he's in his skippies. Ahhh it was the 80s here.
Here is to them all once again.. the Greateful Dead
I saw a very funny interview with the band, where people could ask them anything, and someone asked "Jerry, who designs your wardrobe? " Jerry and all of them look at each other, and sort of laugh, and then, ..Bobby chimes right in, and says "I do"....It's just funny...I LOVE THIS BAND .there is no other band on the Planet like this.....The only thing that comes close is "Further".....
And they played the civic center again in 84. Jerry looked really bad , but they were some great shows. I am so happy he got healthy and gave us many more years.
miss you Jerry - RIP
I was 18-21 yrs old during those 1988-1991 face melting shows and remember thinking “music can never sound better than this”, and to this day, to me, I was correct.
This was my last Dead Show . Drove 5 friends up from the shore . We sat all the way in the back , center stage , in the middle of upper level . The view , the sound , the show . Outstanding . Did 30 plus shows of various groups at the Spectrum so close to seeing 80 different bands over the years . The Dead , PInk Floyd & ELO at the top .
This was my 240th GD show.
Why was it your last?
This was my 240th GD show. ❤
Why was it your last? 🤷🏽
I was at this show...This is so great!!! Thanks for posting.
That was the best with Brent kicking in for the red rooster !
I was in college and my friends were going to this show. Last minute bail out on one of them and they asked me, thinking that I would say no. I thought about it for a hot minute and said "Sure, why the hell not!"
Great great show awesome time
3:44 Bobby looks at Jerry because he adds a verse that he doesn't normally sing and Bobby slaps himself in the butt. LMAO.
☮💚🎶🙂🙂🙂🌹🌈👀🖖🏼
That's because the translation basically means "You can kiss my ass". As in "if you don't like what the big chief says, say 'kiss my ass'(jockamo fi na nay)".
My first Dead show was 9/9/88. We scalped tickets and ended up in the 14th row. Then something happened and I haven't been the same since (in a good way :} )
Always loved Stranger Franklins
You have some fantastic stuff! Thank you so much!!!
My parents were back stage at this :)
I recall dosing them
My FAVORITE JEDI....fighting the forces of darkness n evil in another times forgotten space... WALSTIB
My 1st show A+
Nice 1st.
My 240th.
ain't no peace in the barnyard ever since that rooooster been gone ... good ole days !!!! great show to be @ ...if uu seee roooster plzzzzz drv meee home ...and some birthday pie in the face for mickey ...Happy B'day Mickey!!!! you Jamm!!!!!
I see u rooster crowin' midnight!!!!!
The little stalling near the end of Stranger they’re just looking at each other and Jerry’s says fuck it and rips the hell out of it. Niiice
Sweet this was my 1st show!!
my 1st show too
Wow ! They only played this good every8showssoyou guysgot lucky. I only saw them like 2 times. From Denver
Nice 1st! ❤
This was my 240th GD show. ❤
@@secretamericayoutubechanne2961😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Nice. Aw yeah.
Mine too! Filling in the memory gaps
was there..1st set Franklins!
21:08 ff Go Brent! Seems like they were on, this night
Yeah Philly was awesome. Saw maybe 1/2 dozen shows there in the 80's and they always rocked. My favorite of all the large hockey arenas, though Hartford was a close second, and Hartford had better sound. The energy at these arenas were like the small venues like Hampton and Portland
I feel like people who thumbs down amazing videos like this are actually automated bots screwing with us or something. What great show. Is Brent actually superceding Keith and Pigpen as my favorite Dead keyboardist? Never thought I'd say that.
Graci...whodovoodoo..u do most certainly...a much better way to remember 9 11...
I think this is gonna be my next favorite show for a while . . . A good daytime clear one is 9 16 93
9/16/93 was MSG. Did you mean 9/13/93? THAT was a sick show!!
I have beenthru the fast food drive up but these shows are the razmatazyall!
21 People were never at a Philly Show!
I turned a year old on that day!
I turned a year old just several days earlier - the 6th.
Nice! 😂
It was my 240th Grateful Dead show. ❤
@@michaelbrand7729 Sweet.
I'll admit it, I liked Bobby's pink modulous guitar
Ironically, I got a Bob Weir bobblehead with that same color guitar... ua-cam.com/video/eH6CZkUbYbg/v-deo.html
Hot out the gate. Jerrys sober. I wasnt lol. Good set list. Top of their game.
thanks for posting this voodoo!!! ty very much
Voodoonola Fer Prez 2016
or Yang 2024
I'm really lovin' Bob in the Throwing Stones instrumental.
a long long crazy crazy tour
Little red rooster 24:50
HEY NOW! !!!
Freshman year at Villanova....good times.
I was here!!!
Fantastic job synching audio with video
Must’ve been challenging
Rocking on Mickey's 45th birthday! 😎👍
Peggy-O @ 34:15
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This is ‘hot as a pistol,’ my fellow heads and new schoolers! Wake up. If your not shedding a tear on this throwing stones then shame on you, and this band maybe ain’t really your thing
Dead Doin Dylan
Doesn't get any better than this
Oh Bobby
Thanks for the show❣ All to say is the shows on the East Coast were on fire '85 and up
Do you have shows Feb '85 at the Meadowlands ???
There were no 2/85 Meadowlands gigs. There were 11/85 Meadowlands gigs and 3/85 Nassau gigs. 11/11/85 Meadowlands is a good 'un!!
The NFL Eagles in the afternoon at the Vet The Dead at spectrum that night What a day
9/11 A moment of silence please...
Now a moment of noise
good video
I'm not a big Dead fan. This was the second or third show I attended. Not even sure why I went. I actually liked their studio material better than their live jams. Yes, I know, it's blasphemy. Back then, I had really long hair, a beard and I smoked weed all day every day, did acid occasionally and attended hundreds of rock concerts. People I met automatically assumed that I was a " Dead - Head. " I eventually stopped explaining my feelings and let them think that. For me, Pink Floyd was always my favorite band and more suited to my weed habit and acid trips. I simply can find no comparison. Truth is, I had more fun hanging out in the parking lot with all the people than inside the show itself. On the way to this particular concert, we ran out of weed. I remember there being a bad " drought " at the time. I rarely was without smoke, so that was a real bummer. We were sitting in the gridlocked traffic waiting to get off I -95 onto the Broad Street exit and the car ahead of us had a bong going. So I got up the courage to walk up and ask if they would sell us some. They said that were almost out as well, so no good. They said, " Don't you know there's a drought right now ? " Uh, yeah that's WHY I'm bothering a stranger ! So we get there and browsed the usual fan vendor setup. We tried to sniff out some herb, but everyone was pretty tight. Then one guy who was selling homemade tie - dyed t - shirts sold us a small baggy at a really inflated price. Not much of a choice. We went back to the car to get some papers. We rolled one up, lit up and nothing. We did this FOUR more times, getting nothing but headaches. We obviously had been ripped off by one of " Jerry's Kids. " So much for ' peace, love and kindness ' that the faithful like to preach ! We went back to kick this guy's ass and he had packed up and left. No offense to the older fans, but at that time it was hip for 18 - 20 year old college kids to be into The Dead. With all their materialistic lifestyles, it seemed a bit hypocritical. I was a true " hippie " and here were all these posers. I always wondered what the band thought of this. I know it kept them rolling in the money, but it seems like their message was lost on the newer generation. So I endured a dreadfully long, ultra - boring show with a headache and no buzz. Anyway, at the next show, years later, I only hung out in the parking lot and I found a baggy of good weed someone had lost and shared it with my friends. I guess that made up for the time before. I was actually looking for one of the Pink Floyd shows when this one came up in the search. I thought maybe I would see myself in the audience, but it looks like only the band was filmed. Oh, well.
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Gotta admit shit started getting real sketchy round 88. Nitrous, beat tabs, etc. Best to know who getting from, but I also understand, a drought is a drought no doubt.
We love you baby ~Deadheads
do you honestly need drugs to enjoy music? this story made me feel extremely sorry for you. I would give almost anything to have been at the so-called "worst" Dead show or JG show, even if I had to be sober. sorry but you just come off as lacking gratitude and depth as an individual.
@@ReedRosson1987 Well maybe if I had you as my personal life guru, I would be more like you and less like me. That would suck. How about not being such a buzz kill ?
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Traded a sept 7 88 ticket for Clapton to see the Sept 8 Dead show
You had me at "Aiko"
I jumped up when the first notes burst forth
Tasty. Thanks for the post. Was aiko the opener? Haven't seen that much...
Jerry sounds nice on rooster
Who's got the carpet
yes I was there...
Guess I Am I Am a TouchHead...
Be proud of THAT
Mick's birthday!
Man he butchered foolish heart!!! You were clean at this junction Jerry!!! I love a good foolish heart but that one hurt my ears!! Where was his lead on the song. He usually forgets words, not chords?
such a messed up comment. I bet even know what the best foolish heart is. go back and listen again. it was lovely. lots of passion at the end. what are you rambling on about
Fairly early version? Check out 7/10/89.
I love Foolish Heart, but this version sounded a bit labored. Plus in '88, FH and Victim Or The Crime hadn't been released yet. Hence the lack of reaction from the audience.
Some fool near me at the show said Foolish Heart was called Heavens Fool
This was the 10th of 87 Foolish Hearts.
I thought it was intricate and beautiful. ❤