Grateful Dead - Terrapin Station (Anaheim, CA 7/26/87) [Official Live Video]
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- Опубліковано 4 вер 2019
- "From the final night of the Dylan & the Dead Tour, this wonderful Terrapin Station shows that after a long tour that started at Alpine exactly a month earlier, the Dead could always rise to the occasion of a stadium filled with hungry Dead Heads, this one in Orange County. Spending a day with Disney, Dylan and the Dead sounds pretty darn great." - David Lemieux
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"From the final night of the Dylan & the Dead Tour, this wonderful Terrapin Station shows that after a long tour that started at Alpine exactly a month earlier, the Dead could always rise to the occasion of a stadium filled with hungry Dead Heads, this one in Orange County. Spending a day with Disney, Dylan and the Dead sounds pretty darn great." - David Lemieux
Your the best Dave love listening to you on the Grateful Dead channel on surris
Awesome!
I was there and remember a hot summer;s day with an amazing Shakedown Street in the Angels parking lot. Police were surprised at the Dead community, but once the music started Jerry and Co. were in top form. I believe Dylan's set was okay, rather unspectacular, I was hoping for some "Dead magic" as they were together but not much stood out from his input. Great vibe always at a summer Dead show, Thanks Dave!
Hungry? I could go for a veggie burrito, a grilled cheese sandwich or some stir fry ...
Hi Dave, just wanted to know about the GratefulDeadPodcast that we had gotten accustomed to expect on Thursdays. Is it me or haven't there been any podcasts of late. It's a really really wonderfully put together program and I really really 💜🎶 it.....
Just wanted to mention in particular that just so good specially designed for Mr.Mckernan episode.Lots of stuff we learned about Pigpen that was just so cool. AND what I appreciated was there no mention of much,if not any at all of his love life🔼 Ms.Joplin... I thought it was admirable & classy to not even dedicate one sentence to that topic that I & most of your listeners probably expected...
hope to be on lookout for next podcast. Maybe tomorrow⁉️. Happy New Year Everyone ❗
Man this one always gets me, there's a sense of finality about this tune that always hits deep. Can hardly make it through without shedding a tear. Anybody else?
RIP Robert Hunter....
Love his lyrics.... 'The storyteller makes no choice. Soon you will not hear his voice. His job is to shed light. And not to master'
Might be my favorite lyric of all-time.
Well it's me Timmy Todd the pope oh well petty I told you 2 straighten up well
Paul,might you be related to Earnest?
@@robertthompson3941 I'm pretty sure I am no relation...
I got a chill just reading your comment. I saw Robert Hunter In Boston s few years before He passed. I was lucky. Such a long long time to be gone and a short time to be there. 🙏God Bless Robert Hunter.
I've been listening to the Grateful Dead for 50 years and it's always been awesome 😊
Got hooked in 7th grade myself. 1987 iirc. Only got to hear/see Jerry once at Highgate VT. Been on the bus ever since. LOVE YOU ALL.
I met my husband 35 years ago at a Dead Show.
His job is to spread light.. . not to master. I loved that line for 50 years
What a talented group of misfits... Long live the Grateful Dead.
And that they were.
You know Jerry's about to tear it up when he pushes his glasses up. :-)
Omg lol so true
@@taradeaton9444 🤣
I miss Jerry
Oh what I'd give to be back on tour, back in the good old days with the Good Old Grateful Dead. Grateful for so many surreal memories and those amazing trips!
That my friend would be the perfect trip back in time.
The nearest clapping hands visible at 0:01-0:09 are mine. Being tall (6'8") I didn't want to block others' view, so I stood in front of the tapers' tables which had about 15 raised stereo microphones. This show (my first) literally changed the rest of my life, because two hours earlier, I had purchased a sheet (50 hits) of LSD in the parking lot. Walked into the stadium as the P.A. speakers began playing Sergeant Pepper, and I remember "Lovely Rita" and "Getting Better" sounding other-worldly.
Phil's bass had a great effect on me, and when I watched Mickey drum, his sticks seemed to bounce suddenly back from the skins, as if he were playing backwards. The giant monochrome display (upper left of the stage, not visible in this video) magnified each band member, and about halfway through the concert, that display started rendering effects similar those toward the end of this video. This concert was a spiritual experience for me, and changed how I see the world.
As a younger viewer. And someone who wished to see them live (Althoigh that’s impossible). How was it being there in person?
I was there too, and you catch a brief glimpse of me and a better glimpse of my friend in the very beginning of the show, in the Iko Iko video! Best concert I ever went to, by far!
@@quasar-shining2171 see above edits.
You watched this on 50 hits of acid?
The shot of the little baby with ear plugs in touched my heart. As a dad of 4 kids, all of whom love, appreciate and write music and poetry, it was one of my great pleasures to introduce my kids to The Dead. It still is one of my great joys to listen with them and watch them close their eyes, open their hearts and get lost in the music together. That's what it's all about.
That’s Phil’s son!
The thing about The Grateful Dead is that (to me) they are trying to figure out their instruments on stage. Suddenly the door is opened .. and there is a girl standing there!
I heard Terrapin for the first time in 1991, i was a sophomore in high school, and it completely BLEW my mind. Started my almost 30 year love affair with the Dead and remains my first love 😻😻🔥🔥
We might be the same age. I graduated High School in '93 and I first heard the dead in '89-'90 I first heard this song in particular on TV. PBS aired Ticket to New Years Eve and Terrapin REALLY struck me. I went out the next day and bought a copy of Terrapin Station on Cassette tape. I wore that tape out!
Vegan Nurse Sarah what do you listen to today?? Americana? Folk music? What hits that spot for you now?
Imagine how love has grown 20yrs. before that till today. Nothing else has stood by me for that long. My love affair continues.
Graduated in 1992. I’m right along with you however I must admit I was drawn to the studio recording at the time. This will live forever
Graduated in ‘95. Saw the Dead April ‘94 in Orlando. It was supposed to be 2 consecutive shows but Bill Kruetzmann’s father had a heart attack (fortunately, he survived) so they made it 1. I heard police used tear gas outside on the crowd that night but I was already inside. Also got the chance to see them April ‘95 Tampa Stadium four months before Jerry died. Met the love of my life at that show, but he died 8 mos later of a heart attack. Worked for a while and then in 1996, I went on the first Furthur festival all around the country. That was amazing, but also kind of a blur. College after that. Good memories mixed with sad ones because I never really got over the death of my first love. And culturally, it’s seems like a different world now, everyone so divided in this era of trump.
A man with a total lack of ego, content with making pleasing music the object of love and admiration, bordering on fanaticism. Knowing he was the main reason for the groups success. I truly believe it just wore him down. He's a big reason I know there is a God in heaven.
Wonderfully put. Just to be sure, do you mean Garcia?
Well said love you brother
Jerry Garcia was an incarnation of Krishna. As Brother Bob would say: “Who feels it, knows it.” ☮️
Agreed. He is The Grateful Dead. He lived it from day one not the noob in shorts next to him.
“Some rise, some fall, some climb, to get to Terrapin.” 💀 🐢
Someone actually downvoted Terrapin? I hope your day gets better. Much love and many hugs to you❤ NFA 💀🌹⚡
Wow, that was my immediate first thought as well. What's not to like, or at least dislike enough to thumbs down this work of art?
seriously! I don't always pick a favorite GD song, but when I do...
Yep frfr!
Yes - thank you ! Who downvotes crystal clear rocking terrapin ! damn russian trolles -LOL
Maybe they meant to click the up thumb and their aim is bad?
Thankx for excellent version of a amazing song. Love the way Brent plays like every damn note counts. Just like Jerry.
Brent was a great player with a passion
Every note does count, it still counts. It was always about the music. That’s why we still love it today, all these many years later.
So many textures and paths this song takes, Mickey kills me with his spontaneity and creativeness, not obtrusively directing the changes. great sound from the drums on this one, as well as Bob's guitar, always subtle and supporting. Thanks for the upload. RIP RH.
I LOVE the drums in this song.
The Summer of 87' was Smoking Hot, Terrapin Station Is a Masterpiece !!!!!!!
I now realize this had to be the best Terrapin I saw live. Well played, tight, and powerful. I remember that there was no traditional break between set 1 and 2. Just one long set before they took a break and then came out with Dylan.
Midland is playing such beautiful fills, they pass by unless you really listen. He was easily able to color the sound; quite an understated keyboard player
Do miss pigpen though.
Brent when a magician for those who appreciated ..
Brent is the best they ever had. Jerry knew it too
Such a sad loss, him and PigPen.
Has to be the best greatest song ever preformed dead lives on
I concur
I absolutely HATED the Dead as a teenager. Now at 50 years old, I finally get it. I get it.
Welcome friend. You are home
It takes time . Sometimes
I am 13 and love their music, probably from my dad though
It took years of small encounters before I started desiring it. I’m on the bus now @ 42
Absolutely. It's never too late to come to the Dead
So very grateful I got to actually see Jerry with my own 2 eyes....A vision I will NEVER forget❤ Miss you Jerry ✌⚡🌈🌟⚡ Inspiration move me brightly
you are so lucky I was a baby when he was alive
but he lives on in the videos and in the memory of those that loved him
@@msp420 You're right!!! He does!!! ✌⚡❣⚡
I was at this gig, Angels Stadium, with my then girlfriend April Wyld. It was a special joyfull day, one of those magic moments that you remember for life.
Me too!
2:47 outstanding the way the two guitars come together,
Beautiful
Jerrys smiling down on us and we all will always miss you bud
This song pulls all the emotions out! From the worst to the best of times, it's all packed in a moving song. I love how Grateful Dead songs feel different as I grow up.
How could someone write a song like this? YOW! Alchemy! Pencil lead turned to gold!
Eternally thankful to have witnessed the transformational power of this band! Hallelujah
ua-cam.com/video/pmzeX6nydwc/v-deo.html
Lady of Carlisle -- IDK if this was Hunter's rough draft of Terrapin or if it came later. Maybe someone else can explain.
So glad I got on that Bus back in 84'! Thanks Cajun, Po & Woolly...👣⚘⚘⚘
Those 4 notes Bob hits at 4:44 are the absolute best lick he could have played there. I'm amazed by how perfect it is
JavaoftheLava just now learning Bob’s part on Terrapin and I’m blown away at how intricate it is. Long live Bobby Weir!
This was exactly three days before I was born. What a performance.
I wish I could’ve seen Jerry live
Michael Cannella I will tell you this ... I always felt that I walked into a show... and WE walked out! Alpine with uncle Bob 30000 inside 70000 outside listening... may you know such times!
nothing compares....
@@Steve-uv9kb Indeed⚡💚⚡❤
same brother, same... he lives on though in the live recordings and in all our hearts!
Sorry you missed it kid! At least you got these videos!
My 1st Dead show. My 1st Terrapin Station .... Ahhhh Thanks for posting this fellas! :)
This song just never gets old
So Bright and Clean....Dig The MADONNA Shirt that Bobby is wearing
Robert you are to be eternal, what Joy my Brother:)
The best band and the best crowd ever❤❤❤
Man they were locked in at this show! Just gorgeous playing by all of the guys!
I've always been a Grateful Dead fan. I was into the Dead when they started back in 1965. I was 6 yrs old. They are the greatest rock band ever. The Rolling Stones are great too.
Just discovered The Grateful Dead through Daniel Rossen's cover of Terrapin Station. Awesome song!!!!! I love it!!! Am I on the way to becoming a dead head?
Well?
My favourite song of all time. Even with weak Jerry's voice at the time, still fantastic and so poignant.
'87 baby !!!!!!!!......a lifetime ago 💜
WOW I WAS ALIVE AND MISSED THIS....FLUFF!!!! Bobby jamin out in that Madonna shirt !!! A thousand thanks for sharing 🤩🤩😍🤩😍🤩
Charles Ortiz felt like movement... always was ... still is ... we will get by!
Ya , this is and still was ,and will always be an awesome post of this song and video of it happening .. thanks so much ...
What a gorgeous version.
Slowly but surely becoming a huge dead fan. Great mix of jazz/rock/folk I love it
I love the start of this video, Jerry swaying back n' forth. Love you Jer-bear💜
...from my 1st show ...
Amazing!! Greetings from Brazil🇧🇷✌🏻✌🏻
Thank you much (from Ohio) for sharing this show!❤️😊 Jerry's sounding great!
So much soul on this performance
One Of The Best Of All Time
32 years ago? I'm going back to bed as I just realized I'm old.
Beacan Ò'Donnhaigle get up! ARISE! We ain’t done yet!
You’re not. We are. ✌️
What is time? How you use every moment or every breath. Or just a wink. Some keep their eyes open for a long time!
No shit ! lmao ! And I got on the bus in 78 .
I know, right?! I was at the Oakland shows before this run. I don't feel that old. What happened?
Simply amazing how watching a video I some how catch the heart and soul and vibe of that show. I dont get that from many recorded live shows of other bands. I am grateful✌😁
Yeah. Me too. I've never been able to say it like you just did. Thanks
Saw station live twice what a jam Jerry can rock man.❤
Jerry nailed it.. he remembers the words.
Under appreciated- beautiful mix. Perfect.
That little riff Bobby plays right before the camera gets all trippy is strong proof of what a creative rhythm player he is, his phrasing is so original and impressive it’s undeniable.
That is cool. Appears to be hitting the Asus2 at fret 17 (A) before dropping down to 5th fret for the A power chord. The phrase before he does the same Asus2 at fret 12 before the A chord. Cool
So beautiful by this time. Everybody on their last leg, so to speak.
grateful for these videos
Here beside him stands a man; a soldier from the looks of him, who came through many fights, but lost at love....
ok - Im also wishing for some some truly deeper unseen treasures to emerge on Thursdays, but this version is a rolling thunder firebreathing she bear. Thank you for a mid day meltdown in the office. I needed that.
Steve hut!
Steve
Dave Lemieux sucks and needs to release better stuff
@@brendanfoley1593 Personally Im grateful for the Dave's picks releaqses and the subscription each year is a nice gift of 4 quality shows. Some of the vinyl theve released is also great; the Fillmore Feb 69 shows, the 73 Portland show, Cornell 77 on vinyl. All great stuff. And Im not gonna dip deep into the complaint well over these free youtube videos - but Id be really stocked to see some true vaulted video releases. The quality isnt that key on these releases for me since Im nto paying a dime on Thursdays for these - I just want some new fresh shit.
fantastic version; the boys at their best.....other then my own dad, the greatest man I ever knew, Jerry taught me more about life then anyone else, and I consider him a brother. May both these wise men rest in peace🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Excellent version. Love those sweet cheery Jerry notes
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Brent is also shredding fills in the coda/jam those last few minutes - the connection he and Jerry had was so damn good - ua-cam.com/video/9SDpSpntZHY/v-deo.html
Steve That’s a fact. I got to see them many many times and they were always magical.
@@musicandcoffee2853 this was my era man - 85-95 Dead and I was 15-25 years old :) not a bad run and a great run for the JGB and some the Grisman shows too. So much gratitude
Steve Those were good years brother. Always thankful for the music that’s still left hanging around, pure gold.
Awesome 😎. Thanks for posting
A period of my life.. 1969 to now.. An unbelievable musical journey watching Jerry's journey with chords. Wonderful times and such songs.. ♥️
Terrapin Station is my favorite album!!!
This song saves my life.
So mad i will never have the privilege of seeing these guys live. I woulda been in the middle of the crowd smacked off a eight of 🍄 singing and crying.
Terrance even if you missed the Grateful Dead live ('95 or before), the music lives on and there are ways you can catch it live if you want. This is timeless music and we should keep it going and support those who continue to perform it live. The Grateful Dead were a musical group, yes, but the audience was as much a part of the whole musical experience as the band was/is. Just an idea, that's all.
I will not forgive you if you will not take the chance. love it
she's kind of a b*tch tho. I mean damn, get your own fan!
It’s in reference to a classic poem...look for it and you will be blown away when you find it!
@@tomlund4951 I give up. . . what's the answer to the test?
This brings back some awesome memories.
"I will not forgive you, if you do not take the chance" My older brother said that me as I headed out to West to meet my future. God bless him for introducing me to the Dead all those year ago.
Its a rare and different tune.
I'm a Deadhead from the early '70s. As much as I love Terrapin, it frigging drags at the end.
Love this song so much!
So much love
So good!!💓🌊
Brent killing it!!!
So fortunate to have seen them live.
That opening stage view. What a perspective!
Ck out terrapin from Alpine 87!!!! I still remember it rocked!!!
My favorite dead song hands down.
I love the 87 Terrapin- especially 3/24/87 Hampton one. But w video? Sweeeet! Ty!
My all time version of this song
Beautiful cut.
What the world needs is more Jerry energy,don't forget to love
What a grateful day this was!
boy, does this bring back some memories...
There are only about 15 or 20 Dead songs I enjoy, but like this one, those songs are really good.
One of my favorite Dead songs.
These visuals are so satisfying
Awesome !
Thank u!!!
I was there, still gives me chills!!! Who ever said flashbacks were a negative thing, never saw the Grateful Dead!!!! 👍👍👌👌✌✌😁😁
Love seeing kids and babies at shows my 1st show was '93 deer creek was 2 years old. My daughter saw moe. for her 1st show at 3. Love how life is full circle
The hight of my Deadheadism! 1987 was an incredible year. So glad to have Jerry back. And so sad he's gone.
I was a junior in high school and lived about 15 mins from this place. I remember all of us kids were like let's go to the parking lot and find "weed" haha so naive, if only I had gone in. Oh well, college settled all that soon after. Dead music will always be about my best of times. Always.
Thank You.
The 70's sound & songs were great, but I like the Dead's sound the best from 1989 - 1991.
Wow, such a difficult track to play live! Hats off!
Love '87 Dead. Back to basics, tight and in your face.