I was there. Thanks. I know where we were sitting for this show. I can remember sharing a smile with a rando' in the crowd during "Loose Lucy" (or maybe "Man Smart (Women are Smarter)"). Hairy hippie guy walking by on his way somewhere. He made eye contact as he went by, and when I grinned at him, he reacted with a happy "Right-on!". and grinned back. An important datum for me in my ongoing testing of the hypothesis that: if you smile at people, they tend to smile back. It's an important truth. Grin at strangers for no reason. 🙂
Brent embodied the musical Soul of his music…. he poured everything into it an you felt his emotion in the sounds he created , what a gifted Soul !We were so fortunate to be part of this and knowing him.
I was at this show...16 years old. Already signed up for basic at 17 yrs old. My last show before I left...and in many ways never came back. But I came back just to hear this...and to remember the golden days. Much love all...Ian in VT...
The shows with Brent were special. His voice always makes me smile. This version of 'Blow Away' is probably the best ever. Sadly, we lost him 10 days later. Miss you both, Jerry and Brent.
U say Ten days Later But.....he had been Dead for 2 or 3 days when Bobby found him.......!!...It's crazy,he didn't seem like the guy who was gonna get off a highly successful tour and Shoot a bunch of Coke and Dope in his main line....i don't get it....Jerry was only 55 when he died.....thats so young!!!......
@@thomaslessard9854 If you look at Brent at any point during this show he is definitely 'sped up' to some degree - he just tried to keep that energy going and lost.
4 sure.....I was fortunate to have caught this one. In my top 10 and I've done full Alpine, MSG, Nassau, Meadowlands runs and the better part of several tours. It's funny I just posted about this show the other day and how it was the last time I got to see Brent. As a poster mentioned here, it was never the same after he left us.....the beginning of the end in my view. There was something about Brent. That gravelly voice. The new kid with something to prove; even 11 years later. The interaction between him and Jerry some nights was beyond magic.......so glad I was able to ride the original bus route.......and yes this show was quite a cooker !!!!
@@keithmall5810 I wasn't there myself. I was only 15 at the time. A friend of mine was there and gave me an audiance recording that summer. I was instantly hooked. Went out and bought Eurooe '72 and Terripan Station to start with after that. Saw my first show in Rich Stadium in '92. Missed the Brent years, but this show was my first experience to live Greatful Dead and I fell in love. The more I heard later day live shows, the more I realized just how good this show really was. Kind of a hidden gem for almost 30 years for a lot of people just experiencing it now. For years, whenever I needed a solid pick me up I'd listen this show.
@@jimkilroy2549 Hung up my Dead shoes after doing the entire '91 MSG run. Caught a few highlights between this Buffalo '90 show and then. Spring and Summer '91 had a few sparks but there were some shows where they just seemed tired and somewhat forced. The night they encored with Terrapin at Nassau Spring '91 was by far the worst I had seen them live. I'll never forget. It was a quick show. Jerry just stormed off the stage after Terrapin. Weird vibes. Went back on a lark in '95 to Highgate......so disappointed. Figured it was just a one off, so I tried again at one of the Meadowlands shows and I knew that was it. Even still, some of the greatest music live was created by these pioneers and I consider myself beyond fortunate to have witnessed just a small portion of what they produced over decades.
Me too my friend. The show before this at Foxboro was my first. That I went to. Went with a long time tour vet. Who made amazing professional tie dyes. I'd come home after school and help him. While he taught me. That was my keep ,for him to take me on tour that summer. Than out west from the last qshows at Tinley Park. Well being my first and so young I was completely overwhelmed at Foxboro. Sold alot of dyes. Got wasted. Never went in and had a blast. I will never forget the drive from there to this show in Buffalo. Every car on the highway were heads . Also going to Buffalo. Every car full of heads. Every rest area like another dead lot. The whole way. It was, lt was magic. But this time I had to get in . I got a face value ticket. Traded a tye dye for a nice hand full of some beautiful cubes. First for that too. Had a wonderful magic time. Great show, great summer completely changed my life. Remember seeing Jerry sitting behind an amp. With a beautiful lady. Watching CS+N open the show. Awesome show. So great to see again. Might of been the best days of my life..
This is the PERFECT concert for me in so many ways!! The joy on Brent and Jerry's faces! I had just graduated High School!! Going into COLLEGE!!!! Best time of my life!!!!!
Phil has a different ear than the rest of the band. Probably somewhat due to formal and avant-gardist classical training. Tom Constanten had a similar background. Only those two would site John Cage or Karlheinz Stockhausen as major influences, in actually listening to the sound (and silences), not just the musicality.
This was my first GD show and I didn't know what I was in for. CSN as an opener, first introduction to the scene and Shakedown and this killer show. It was an amazing night.
@@bunnybeckman8029I had the pleasure of seeing them 4 times twice with Neil Young. Harmonies like you never heard. I was in the 3rd row at a show we were standing up dancing and the people behind us were pissed. Then we were able to evade the lax security and snuck backstage and grabbed a free beer. Next thing we know David Crosby comes walking out of a trailer. He saw us we were right in front of him, and he says “you girls look like you really enjoyed the show”. True story I’m a 67 yr old aging hippie and have zero reason to lie.
Set 1: 1. Hell in a Bucket 0:04 2. Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo 7:49 3. Blow Away 16:58 4. Mama Tried 25:55 5. Mexicali Blues 28:27 6. Loose Lucy 35:56 7. It's All Over Now 44:22 8. High Time 53:48 9. Let It Grow 1:01:52 10. Don't Ease Me In 1:13:30 Set 2: 11. Sugar Magnolia 1:17:03 12. Scarlet Begonias 1:20:49 13. Man Smart, Woman Smarter 1:26:36 14. Ship of Fools 1:34:10 15. Truckin' 1:42:36 16. Drums 2:00:04 17. Space 2:08:50 18. The Wheel 2:14:30 19. Gimme Some Lovin' 2:24:42 20. Wharf Rat 2:30:23 21. Around and Around 2:41:15 22. Sunshine Daydream 2:45:06 Encore: 23. Brokedown Palace 2:50:06
It's always best to get here on our own, but thank you nonetheless. I get it, some people like to know where they are going,------ even when we've been there before.
Some of the best moments in this video are the shots of the crowd! 60,000 people dancing their brains out. I especially like the shots of the folks sitting in the stands behind the stage. Some are all by themselves, dancing fiercely.
Me too. The audiance recording I had was great. Really emphasized the way the bass bellowed in the stadium and you could hear all the love the audiance was giving back to the guys. I've had a soundboard of it for more than a decade now, but I miss that old cassette.
Here too, mine were pulled with Nak shotguns fob and were phenomenal as well,great low end and the roars of the crowd were wonderful. Being my first show I had to get the healy boards too but the crowd sourced ones were where the goose pimples were 😀 I still have them as well as a SBD of the CSN set. Peace.
@@robertcollins5808 mine too - first show was the 85 Kaiser in Oakland and the last was 95 at Shoreline, but the run from 87-90 was it for me. So many great shows and The JGB was lighting it up during those years too. After Brent I was a little more into the JGB shows and the Garcia/Grisman performances. The Vince years were just too spotty and often lackluster imo
I can't believe you described him as being "full of sparks" - agreed. I remember him popping straight up off of his bench like he was hit by an electric shock!
This was the first Grateful Dead concert I was allowed to travel to. I was 17. I had been a fan since I was 14, trading tapes and getting my hands on as much material to absorb from home, with friends, and out having fun. What a great show! I still had so many roads to come, and I feel gratitude for each and every one of them, the rainy mud-pits, the sun scorchers, and all of the ups and downs in between. The greatest times of my life and a taste of true freedom.
This show was really good, and I'm really happy to see this, as it's a serious upgrade over the other video of the same show. I'm stunned that I'm seeing it in such good quality, after all these years. I spent set one in front of the band, and set two from the tapers' section. Such a good time.
He's great. And he added a neccessary vocal harmony to the band. At the same time though, I prefer Keith's time in the band..in my opinion he was with them during their greatest period (although one could argue that Tom Constantin was actually with them during their greatest run). I think I like the fact that Keith employed an actual Grand Piano rather than using a keyboard constantly. I love the sound of the piano far more than an electric keyboard (though I do like an organ sound too - like the one that Ray Manzerek of the Doors used!).
@@wangson Huge fan of Keith, in general. But yeah, his use of the grand was awesome. Reminds me of Billy Powell’s use of the grand on some of Skynard’s live jams.
A beautiful summer day in Upstate NY. Drove up from Ithaca with some friends to see my 2nd show. My first was the famed Knickerbocker show on 3-24-90, but this was the one the really "got me on the bus" as they say! The Sugar-into-Scarlet is IMMORTAL, IMHO.
That Knickerbocker show was what got me into the Dead when I went to smoke with my friend Ben, Freshman year college, and he played the newly released Dozin' triple album. Then he told me his friend Kevin was coming over with some shrooms. We played it back to back a few times. Sucks I was too young when the Dead were active to go see them.
Without a doubt the best concert experience of my life , and I've seen a thousand if I've seen one .Inside and out of the stadium, we'd been embraced and primed for takeoff .From the Unbroken Chain of balloons to the set list , down to those funny little scraps of paper people were passing around , there was Magik in the air and community on Shakedown Street .CSN for an OPENING ACT ?? Are you freakin' kidding me ? It was obvious they were having a blast as well, . I swear , by Drums/Space people were looking to the stars expecting the Mothership to arrive and take us away .Uncle Bobo said ''There's NOTHING like a Grateful Dead show'' , and he never lied , but this was a Master Jewel in the Crown .I can now only thank those craftsmen/artists that have now provided us this keepsake of a precious memory .
To quote bill Graham ... To There is nothing like a grateful dead show and this show with Brent they are having a good time ... When I die put speakers by my head blasting the grateful dead so my soul can dance to the dead forever blessed be namaste george
I'm 20...super sweet on this gal...says..we go to Buffalo to se the Dead. everyone was talking about Mr. Garcia wearing shorts....big talk about that.... and they played Wharf Rat...I saw Wharf Rat.....I saw them once, but I really really enjoyed the ride. grateful.
Grew up a metal head but caught on to the dead around this time Some of the best times of my life were tripping out and getting to see the boys! Very special music.l feel blessed to have experienced it. Still love metal and the dead. Guess I'm a metal dead.
You weren't the only one. There was a 5 night Mardi Gras run in Oakland. A group of us drove up from LA in my car. I told them we had to skip the last night because I had work. After the 4th show we drove 400 miles in the middle of the night. I didn't have work though. I had Cannibal Corpse tickets. They were not happy when they found out about my ruse. Worth it.
@@deadmetal8692 great username. I guess that makes me metalhead83deadhead88. I saw my first Slayer show and my first Dead show within 4 months of each other in 88.
this is where I ended up after a long hitch hike with a friend, Greg, from the National Rainbow Gathering in northern Minnesota, it was one helluva trip getting to this show! I finished the tour then went to the Ithaca Rainbow Gathering, after which, I hitched back to Colorado...Good times!
One of my first and most played tapes back when I had tapes. The sugar-scarlet with the Truckin’, ship of fools, gimme some loviin’ etc, this one was one that got me on the bus. I can’t wait to see the video! Home run pick, David Lemieux!
I could watch a loop of all the times Brent sang Blow Away played over and over again for the rest of my life!😢R.I.P. It was a great show though, and a great last memory of him. Thanks for posting this show❤🎼🎶🎵
Ah, 1990, the year that changed my music genres for the better; took a long strange trip @ McNichols arena Denver, Fall '90! Never looked back at top 40 stations... Thanks to the GD... And I'm still "enjoying the RIDE"!🖤🙋🏾♂️
This is shortly before our friend Brent died. I remember the day very well in New York City with my girlfriend. I cried, she thought I was a pussy. It took a while but Welnick and Hornsby picked up the shoes but it took two. At times Brent could ramble like every member… Except Jerry! He forgot lyrics but never went off point. Brent was such a great addition to the band after Keith. I've been listening to these songs for so many years and I always discover something new. That's the magic of the grateful dead is the intense layering of harmonies and notes, syncopation. From Big Pen to Jerry, rest and peace and thank you for the best music of my life.
Was there with 2 close friends, Mike and Kevin. Had no tickets but was blessed when we arrived (bogus tickets, you're welcome Kevin :-). Camped in a convenient store back lot with sharp rocks galore. Selling balloons for the kiddies. Brent came out and watched CSN. Was down in front the 1st set (you can see me in the tie dye shirt), moved all the way to the back, top of the stadium for the 2nd set. When they sang the line 'truckin up to Buffalo' that place was deafening.
I was at this show. It was amazing and I still remember the dress I wore.... The most amazing shooting star shot across the width of the stadium after dark. (Yes, an actual shooting star.) RIP Brent.
Torgo1969 Yes, there was a brief window when the Cold War coming to a close and things (at least on the surface) seemed to be getting stable and peaceful. The Summer 1990 now seems a beautiful place.
So much love for Brent....and thanks, too. "I Will Take You Home" saved my life when I was going through some dark times. I had a little one at the time, and hearing that woke me the fuck up to what I was doing to myself...
What a fun and vibrant show! Jerry and Brent, I miss you both terribly every time I see you. Sounds crazy, but true. Thank you, Dave for digging up this one!
My go to show to put on the projector and sound getting back to camp when the musics over at festivals it always gathers a crowd as it did in buffalo. Love this show so much. Only a long trip could explain the graditude i have for this show especially the video. For those of us to young to witness the deads love seeing you guys have so much fun gives me alot of hope.
I was selling the same type of tie dye shirt Phil is wearing, sold a bunch of them that day...helped carry me through the rest of tour. I was blown away when I saw Phil wearing one one on stage! ⚡️🌹⚡️
understand completely i was selling black t shirts that day , imagine my surprise when jerry came on fan a vision almost spit out my goonie bird , utter disbelief
This...this is one of the best shows I attended back in the days...( 37 or shows ) I'm so glad to be able to watch and hear again with such good audio ! Thank You !!
That jerry to brent nod at 2:25:40 makes the hair stand up. Phil just crushing that bass, brent wailing the organ, and i think jerry approved it all. This is as good as it gets.
They were really hot in 1990, played a ton of great shows. It did change after Brent, even though Bruce could coax a good show out of Jerry from time to time. Man, some great memories...
You know Jerry is enjoying the gig, man loved that song and they played it very seldom. And all the gigs that I have heard and have high times Jerry is ripping it.
I remember it was so hot....I was so dosed, I was on the floor, which was packed...I did that whole summer tour....this show was great, I ll never forget it....thx for post
I had to watch this again. Such a fun time all day. Woke up the next morning and some how drove to Great Woods in MA. to see the Allman Brothers the following night.
Great show. Brent man. I think after his death (37 - he wasn't a baby, but he was still really young to be dying) members of the Dead (Jerry?) said he didn't want to have to do time in the joint for his DWI's, It's a damn shame. He was really the perfect player/vocalist for that band. I wonder if he would have thought (I doubt it) that people listening to the Dead 30 years after his departure from this planet would appreciate him so greatly. .
I saw Bent save some shows when everyone else was off. If he lived for five more years, "Blow Away" would have become a 10+ minute bleacher rap like Pigpen used to do with "Love Light".
Jeezuz Are you fkn sayin' he OD'd cuz he was too big of a pussy to get locked up for DUIs well fk! I got 6 yrs for felonious assault and i was 35 went i went in and had 3 kids. That was a total cop out dude WOW, WTF, I JST LOST MAD RESPECT FOR HIM, and im a major fan, but daaaamn not a real man!
Jerry's solo on the second set Scarlet is smokin'. The Wheel out of Space is magical. Whole damn show is so well played. One of my very favorites and I'm mainly an early 70's fan.
First and best show! What a day. Hot as blazes. Thruway rest stops full of Heads all the way from Albany. Road to the stadium backed up for miles. CSN opener was excellent. Met a taper on the floor, and a few weeks later had boots from the show that I've listened to hundreds of times! RIP Danny Harkin.
drove across the state from the Hudson Valley to catch this show with a deadline to be at work by 10:00a.m. the following day. Yikes! 23 hours later, I was clocked in and on the floor. What a trip! Stopped in Ithaca to make t-shirts to sell in the bazaar as we were driving to it, still have one. One of the most memorable shows I ever attended for so many reasons - not least for the music which had the band on fire. Oh, and Jerry, in shorts, blasting away! Sugar>Scarlet? Yes, Please... One visual i recall is that of a female Head who had climbed up on top of one of the porta-potties lining the opposite end zone from the stage (no idea why or how, or if she had nose plugs...) doing the "round and round" during Loose Lucy... Classic!
“Hell in a Bucket”: either one of the drummers is messin up/not enough coffee, or their monitors weren’t turned up. So the beat in the middle jam section is backwards… and the band makes the most of it….to be the most fired up rockin “Hell” I’ve ever heard! Then the “Mississippi” is energetic and phenomenal !
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Was there- ran into my English teacher (god bless you Mr. Shine) while trippin balls.
Ahahahahaha cool story
Ran into a senior as a HS English teacher at Memphis 95😂
That is hysterical, Frank❣️ I wonder if Mr Shine found it funny?😂❤
When Phil is driving the bus, life is good...
ha! nicely said! Totally spot on, Greg!
Where am I??
Phil zone!
@@mrwhosmynameagain 9mk8mkk
Saw Phil and Friends with Allman Brothers and DT in VA Beach circa 2003! Great Time, Phish in the Cage 03 Miami. A literal blast off!
I was there. Thanks.
I know where we were sitting for this show. I can remember sharing a smile with a rando' in the crowd during "Loose Lucy" (or maybe "Man Smart (Women are Smarter)"). Hairy hippie guy walking by on his way somewhere. He made eye contact as he went by, and when I grinned at him, he reacted with a happy "Right-on!". and grinned back.
An important datum for me in my ongoing testing of the hypothesis that: if you smile at people, they tend to smile back.
It's an important truth. Grin at strangers for no reason. 🙂
Nice: love the crystal-clear as-if-were-yesterday rich quality of the memory
RIP Brent. He is playing so hard in this show. Wish he was still around, what a special human being he was.
2:25:20. That tone!
10 days before the end. Sounds incredible here.
@@ryanboldrey33443 Amazing. What a loss. He sounds so strong and vital here... Miss you Brent! RIP and keep rockin'...
@@benkleschinsky 0 I'll 9pm ,
Brent embodied the musical Soul of his music…. he poured everything into it an you felt his emotion in the sounds he created , what a gifted Soul !We were so fortunate to be part of this and knowing him.
I was at this show...16 years old. Already signed up for basic at 17 yrs old. My last show before I left...and in many ways never came back. But I came back just to hear this...and to remember the golden days. Much love all...Ian in VT...
The shows with Brent were special. His voice always makes me smile. This version of 'Blow Away' is probably the best ever. Sadly, we lost him 10 days later. Miss you both, Jerry and Brent.
It’s hard to argue with this one: ua-cam.com/video/MHU5FywUBEk/v-deo.html
Izzy Halloween - I’ve always really loved Brent’s voice, too, as well as his style of playing. Yeah, I also miss him and Jerry...
U say Ten days Later But.....he had been Dead for 2 or 3 days when Bobby found him.......!!...It's crazy,he didn't seem like the guy who was gonna get off a highly successful tour and Shoot a bunch of Coke and Dope in his main line....i don't get it....Jerry was only 55 when he died.....thats so young!!!......
@@thomaslessard9854 If you look at Brent at any point during this show he is definitely 'sped up' to some degree - he just tried to keep that energy going and lost.
I miss the both of them also 😢😥🥲😰🥵
Been waiting almost 30 years for this show to get it's due. It's a cooker!
4 sure.....I was fortunate to have caught this one. In my top 10 and I've done full Alpine, MSG, Nassau, Meadowlands runs and the better part of several tours. It's funny I just posted about this show the other day and how it was the last time I got to see Brent. As a poster mentioned here, it was never the same after he left us.....the beginning of the end in my view. There was something about Brent. That gravelly voice. The new kid with something to prove; even 11 years later. The interaction between him and Jerry some nights was beyond magic.......so glad I was able to ride the original bus route.......and yes this show was quite a cooker !!!!
@@keithmall5810 I wasn't there myself. I was only 15 at the time. A friend of mine was there and gave me an audiance recording that summer. I was instantly hooked. Went out and bought Eurooe '72 and Terripan Station to start with after that. Saw my first show in Rich Stadium in '92. Missed the Brent years, but this show was my first experience to live Greatful Dead and I fell in love. The more I heard later day live shows, the more I realized just how good this show really was. Kind of a hidden gem for almost 30 years for a lot of people just experiencing it now. For years, whenever I needed a solid pick me up I'd listen this show.
@@keithmall5810 my last Brent sighting as well. That was the end of my run. Saw them a few times with Vince or Hornsby but it just wasn't the same!
@@jimkilroy2549 Hung up my Dead shoes after doing the entire '91 MSG run. Caught a few highlights between this Buffalo '90 show and then. Spring and Summer '91 had a few sparks but there were some shows where they just seemed tired and somewhat forced. The night they encored with Terrapin at Nassau Spring '91 was by far the worst I had seen them live. I'll never forget. It was a quick show. Jerry just stormed off the stage after Terrapin. Weird vibes. Went back on a lark in '95 to Highgate......so disappointed. Figured it was just a one off, so I tried again at one of the Meadowlands shows and I knew that was it. Even still, some of the greatest music live was created by these pioneers and I consider myself beyond fortunate to have witnessed just a small portion of what they produced over decades.
Me too my friend. The show before this at Foxboro was my first. That I went to. Went with a long time tour vet. Who made amazing professional tie dyes. I'd come home after school and help him. While he taught me. That was my keep ,for him to take me on tour that summer. Than out west from the last qshows at Tinley Park. Well being my first and so young I was completely overwhelmed at Foxboro. Sold alot of dyes. Got wasted. Never went in and had a blast. I will never forget the drive from there to this show in Buffalo. Every car on the highway were heads . Also going to Buffalo. Every car full of heads. Every rest area like another dead lot. The whole way. It was, lt was magic. But this time I had to get in . I got a face value ticket. Traded a tye dye for a nice hand full of some beautiful cubes. First for that too.
Had a wonderful magic time. Great show, great summer completely changed my life. Remember seeing Jerry sitting behind an amp. With a beautiful lady. Watching CS+N open the show. Awesome show. So great to see again. Might of been the best days of my life..
This is the PERFECT concert for me in so many ways!!
The joy on Brent and Jerry's faces! I had just graduated High School!! Going into COLLEGE!!!! Best time of my life!!!!!
I live about ten minutes away from the stadium, it was like having the Dead in my back yard, RIP JERRY AND BRENT, THEY WERE THE BES😢😢❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The way Brent makes that B3 chatter is crazy. Miss Brent.
Sooooo sad RIP buddy ,BUT shit man thanks for what ya left us with !!
10 days before we lost him....
Ok boomer
Yo krizzy Oof, that was lame
Bring Back the New Guy !
Rest in peace, Phil. Thank you for the music ✌🏼♥️
Phil is playing so fluidly. He sings with a bass. Literally...no one plays bass like Lesh.
I love his harmonies!
Lesh philing bass great
He sounds great in this show.
Phuckin' Phil..
Phil has a different ear than the rest of the band. Probably somewhat due to formal and avant-gardist classical training. Tom Constanten had a similar background. Only those two would site John Cage or Karlheinz Stockhausen as major influences, in actually listening to the sound (and silences), not just the musicality.
This was my first GD show and I didn't know what I was in for. CSN as an opener, first introduction to the scene and Shakedown and this killer show. It was an amazing night.
I never had the pleasure of seeing CSN live but wish I had !
Same 100%
CSN was the opener? Time machine set. Wow what did they play?
My first show with my now wife....amazing 1st date...34 years and still truckin
@@bunnybeckman8029I had the pleasure of seeing them 4 times twice with Neil Young. Harmonies like you never heard. I was in the 3rd row at a show we were standing up dancing and the people behind us were pissed. Then we were able to evade the lax security and snuck backstage and grabbed a free beer. Next thing we know David Crosby comes walking out of a trailer. He saw us we were right in front of him, and he says “you girls look like you really enjoyed the show”. True story I’m a 67 yr old aging hippie and have zero reason to lie.
Set 1:
1. Hell in a Bucket 0:04
2. Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo 7:49
3. Blow Away 16:58
4. Mama Tried
25:55
5. Mexicali Blues
28:27
6. Loose Lucy
35:56
7. It's All Over Now
44:22
8. High Time
53:48
9. Let It Grow
1:01:52
10. Don't Ease Me In
1:13:30
Set 2:
11. Sugar Magnolia
1:17:03
12. Scarlet Begonias
1:20:49
13. Man Smart, Woman Smarter
1:26:36
14. Ship of Fools
1:34:10
15. Truckin'
1:42:36
16. Drums
2:00:04
17. Space 2:08:50
18. The Wheel
2:14:30
19. Gimme Some Lovin'
2:24:42
20. Wharf Rat
2:30:23
21. Around and Around
2:41:15
22. Sunshine Daydream
2:45:06
Encore:
23. Brokedown Palace 2:50:06
Thx
@@MrForestExplorer :)
What a show!!!
16. Mind left body
It's always best to get here on our own, but thank you nonetheless. I get it, some people like to know where they are going,------ even when we've been there before.
Blow away. Best version I ever heard. Brett brought out the best in the boys. In my humble opinion.
The last time they ever played it too
Brent was phenomenal his entire life, but fortunately We found out in 1979 and just followed his lead!
RIP Brent & Jerry
The grateful Dead is one of the best things in life period
I love that both Jerry and Phil are playing relatively new instruments. Rosebud and Mr.Lesh a modulus. RIP Jerry and Brent. NFA65-95!!!
Some of the best moments in this video are the shots of the crowd! 60,000 people dancing their brains out. I especially like the shots of the folks sitting in the stands behind the stage. Some are all by themselves, dancing fiercely.
Ab-so-lutely!!!! We were one beast moving together and yet personally.
GOOD LIQUID Was about my Friend 😊😅
Who thumbs down this concert? It's been excellently grate so far. 🎸
SWIFTIES I would IMAGINE
Malcontents
3 songs in , just remembered I had an audience recording of this show on cassette for years.. this IS a fun show, thanks GD and crew
Me too. The audiance recording I had was great. Really emphasized the way the bass bellowed in the stadium and you could hear all the love the audiance was giving back to the guys. I've had a soundboard of it for more than a decade now, but I miss that old cassette.
Here too, mine were pulled with Nak shotguns fob and were phenomenal as well,great low end and the roars of the crowd were wonderful. Being my first show I had to get the healy boards too but the crowd sourced ones were where the goose pimples were 😀 I still have them as well as a SBD of the CSN set. Peace.
@@noturnleftunstoned72 I'd like to get a copy of the CSN set if you can swing it
Shepherd's Chapel Network !!!!!!! Do you know where America is mentioned in the Bible ???????
I had the whole show on VHS until my sister recorded over it.
Bittersweet. Brent playing his soul bare and so soon after he's gone. But hot damn 87-90 was full of sparks!!! Many thanks and be well friends
Totally agree....That was my zone 87-90.....Loved it!!!!!
@@robertcollins5808 mine too - first show was the 85 Kaiser in Oakland and the last was 95 at Shoreline, but the run from 87-90 was it for me. So many great shows and The JGB was lighting it up during those years too. After Brent I was a little more into the JGB shows and the Garcia/Grisman performances. The Vince years were just too spotty and often lackluster imo
I can't believe you described him as being "full of sparks" - agreed. I remember him popping straight up off of his bench like he was hit by an electric shock!
Plays with all heart passionate singer , is he like the 2nd or 3rd pianist organist the dead had
@@brianhurt3801 Fourth unless you count Merle, then 5th.
That summer was a magical time for sure! Saw the whole summer tour that year as graduation gift to myself having just graduated from high school!
Nice gift
Wise kid for sure
This was the first Grateful Dead concert I was allowed to travel to. I was 17. I had been a fan since I was 14, trading tapes and getting my hands on as much material to absorb from home, with friends, and out having fun. What a great show! I still had so many roads to come, and I feel gratitude for each and every one of them, the rainy mud-pits, the sun scorchers, and all of the ups and downs in between. The greatest times of my life and a taste of true freedom.
Amen...I was right there beside you:)
Still am...strange how this works
That's exactly the point. Freedom and more and more of it
Amen Boss!!!
@@0Mremen Funny. We are probably all close in age. Old in body... But young in Spirit. Like yesterday. 😃 😊 😀
Jerry looks so good. This is awesome...ty ty very much. Bringing me back home
I was.there it was my first show ever .
One of my best shows, love you!
You could not be replaced. RIP Brett. Loved you so and the way you played to your daughter before you left us, nothing but true love.
I love shows like this with Phil higher in the mix!
The PHIL ZONE 🤯🤯🤯
This show was really good, and I'm really happy to see this, as it's a serious upgrade over the other video of the same show. I'm stunned that I'm seeing it in such good quality, after all these years. I spent set one in front of the band, and set two from the tapers' section. Such a good time.
I'm a 70's head, but Brent kills.
Respect
BRENT-HEAD here. I’m addicted to these late 80s-1990 videos.
@@z1205 The more and more i listen to his playing, the more i think hes one of the best organ players ever.
He's great. And he added a neccessary vocal harmony to the band. At the same time though, I prefer Keith's time in the band..in my opinion he was with them during their greatest period (although one could argue that Tom Constantin was actually with them during their greatest run). I think I like the fact that Keith employed an actual Grand Piano rather than using a keyboard constantly. I love the sound of the piano far more than an electric keyboard (though I do like an organ sound too - like the one that Ray Manzerek of the Doors used!).
@@wangson Huge fan of Keith, in general. But yeah, his use of the grand was awesome. Reminds me of Billy Powell’s use of the grand on some of Skynard’s live jams.
A beautiful summer day in Upstate NY. Drove up from Ithaca with some friends to see my 2nd show. My first was the famed Knickerbocker show on 3-24-90, but this was the one the really "got me on the bus" as they say! The Sugar-into-Scarlet is IMMORTAL, IMHO.
That Knickerbocker show was what got me into the Dead when I went to smoke with my friend Ben, Freshman year college, and he played the newly released Dozin' triple album. Then he told me his friend Kevin was coming over with some shrooms. We played it back to back a few times. Sucks I was too young when the Dead were active to go see them.
Without a doubt the best concert experience of my life , and I've seen a thousand if I've seen one .Inside and out of the stadium, we'd been embraced and primed for takeoff .From the Unbroken Chain of balloons to the set list , down to those funny little scraps of paper people were passing around , there was Magik in the air and community on Shakedown Street .CSN for an OPENING ACT ?? Are you freakin' kidding me ? It was obvious they were having a blast as well, . I swear , by Drums/Space people were looking to the stars expecting the Mothership to arrive and take us away .Uncle Bobo said ''There's NOTHING like a Grateful Dead show'' , and he never lied , but this was a Master Jewel in the Crown .I can now only thank those craftsmen/artists that have now provided us this keepsake of a precious memory .
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This truly was an awesome show. Can’t believe how many people fit inside of Rich Stadium. :-)
agusta maine , basketball court 1500 people , indianapolis tennis court , 1984
I was there too 💓👏🏾😄
Yep I Do Have Too!! Have Too Agree Seeing The Boys At The Ripe Ole Age Of? 25,🌹🌹🌹🌹🎸😪
To quote bill Graham ... To There is nothing like a grateful dead show and this show with Brent they are having a good time ... When I die put speakers by my head blasting the grateful dead so my soul can dance to the dead forever blessed be namaste george
I'm 20...super sweet on this gal...says..we go to Buffalo to se the Dead.
everyone was talking about Mr. Garcia wearing shorts....big talk about that....
and they played Wharf Rat...I saw Wharf Rat.....I saw them once,
but I really really enjoyed the ride.
grateful.
Just watch Phil as much as humanly possible on this one!!!😊😊😊😊
Grew up a metal head but caught on to the dead around this time
Some of the best times of my life were tripping out and getting to see the boys! Very special music.l feel blessed to have experienced it. Still love metal and the dead. Guess I'm a metal dead.
You weren't the only one. There was a 5 night Mardi Gras run in Oakland. A group of us drove up from LA in my car. I told them we had to skip the last night because I had work. After the 4th show we drove 400 miles in the middle of the night. I didn't have work though. I had Cannibal Corpse tickets. They were not happy when they found out about my ruse. Worth it.
You too huh?
Awesome brother.....Never too late to hook onto the boys......
@@deadmetal8692 great username. I guess that makes me metalhead83deadhead88. I saw my first Slayer show and my first Dead show within 4 months of each other in 88.
@@mjwbulich righteous
Time of my life.
Small wheel turn by the fire and rod/ big wheel turn by the grace of God
What a Great Stadium Show from 1990👍❤️👍...PS did the psychedelic presentation👍✌️😎
this is where I ended up after a long hitch hike with a friend, Greg, from the National Rainbow Gathering in northern Minnesota, it was one helluva trip getting to this show! I finished the tour then went to the Ithaca Rainbow Gathering, after which, I hitched back to Colorado...Good times!
Brent is rocking
Thank you, thank you. Brent, you’re always with us.....
Jerry Garcia RIP. Honestly One The Best Musicians Ever.
RIP Brent ♥
One of my first and most played tapes back when I had tapes. The sugar-scarlet with the Truckin’, ship of fools, gimme some loviin’ etc, this one was one that got me on the bus. I can’t wait to see the video! Home run pick, David Lemieux!
David Lemieux did I ever meet u ? Did u come to this place where I live ? I know a lot about the boys that I can’t write , so I’m just wondering
I could watch a loop of all the times Brent sang Blow Away played over and over again for the rest of my life!😢R.I.P. It was a great show though, and a great last memory of him. Thanks for posting this show❤🎼🎶🎵
For those of you that don’t know it….(yet)……this is so fk beautiful
Ah, 1990, the year that changed my music genres for the better; took a long strange trip @ McNichols arena Denver, Fall '90! Never looked back at top 40 stations... Thanks to the GD... And I'm still "enjoying the RIDE"!🖤🙋🏾♂️
This is shortly before our friend Brent died. I remember the day very well in New York City with my girlfriend. I cried, she thought I was a pussy. It took a while but Welnick and Hornsby picked up the shoes but it took two. At times Brent could ramble like every member… Except Jerry! He forgot lyrics but never went off point. Brent was such a great addition to the band after Keith. I've been listening to these songs for so many years and I always discover something new. That's the magic of the grateful dead is the intense layering of harmonies and notes, syncopation. From Big Pen to Jerry, rest and peace and thank you for the best music of my life.
I'm from NYC,, the 1st " Hes Gone " after Brett passed was at MSG
Syncopation =supplication:)
@@1369buddy They tried Gimme Some Lovin' once after he died, at MSG, it was fucking depressing. Tune was scrapped.
Absolutely captured this perfect. This was a time when digital photography wasn't a thing. No cell phones for most of us. Thanks
Was there with 2 close friends, Mike and Kevin. Had no tickets but was blessed when we arrived (bogus tickets, you're welcome Kevin :-). Camped in a convenient store back lot with sharp rocks galore. Selling balloons for the kiddies. Brent came out and watched CSN. Was down in front the 1st set (you can see me in the tie dye shirt), moved all the way to the back, top of the stadium for the 2nd set. When they sang the line 'truckin up to Buffalo' that place was deafening.
All The buffalo show were outstanding, i saw then all. It was just a short trucking down to buffalo from Geneva NY
Grew up in Auburn NY area down the road from you
Canandaigua Friends!
Drove from Ithaca with some college buds that day. Finger Lakes FTW!
Buffalo always brought the best out in the band.
This was a Great time.!!!!
Agreed! They loved Buffalo and showed it.
I was there. Niagara Falls by day and dead show at night. A and CSN opened up. Good day
Charles Miller great cream cheese and bagel before the show in the lot!
Brent is the best.a piece of us got lost when Brent died
Last show I saw Brent.
Drove straight from the Foxboro, MA show.
Being 23.
Alas. A lass
At 40 min:
I used to love her.
But it’s all over now.
I was at this show. It was amazing and I still remember the dress I wore.... The most amazing shooting star shot across the width of the stadium after dark. (Yes, an actual shooting star.) RIP Brent.
WOW, wish I had been there to take it all in
I totally remember being at this show. Notice no one is holding a stupid cell phone....just enjoying the show!!!!
AMEN. Listen to the river sing sweet songs, not your celly, otherwise you missed the show
Melissa Johnson real musicians, real music, an engaged audience there to enjoy the music and each other. We’ll never see this again I’m afraid.
@@randallranchnorth8840 you must not go to many shows i guess?
No one had a cell in 1990, or else there would be people a lot of people recording.
Randall Ranch North
Could you be any more dramatic?
Amazing FOOTAGE !!! Brent is on fire 🔥... so sad that two weeks later we lost him
Sadly he looks and sounds like he's in trouble here. 😥😰😪🎤🎹🌷
He's high as f#ck! Enuf to kill a small pony.
@@staggerlee4979 I think he sounds great here still. And he's just a little shaggier than everyone else
Saw this show, then soon Brent died then Iraq invaded Kuwait. The world went to sh*t after this beautiful day.
Torgo1969 Yes, there was a brief window when the Cold War coming to a close and things (at least on the surface) seemed to be getting stable and peaceful. The Summer 1990 now seems a beautiful place.
Music west I love that Jerry is amazing 😉 jerry 🎸
1:46:12 These images say it all. Brent in his zone. RIP a week later. His last lyrics ever: "I gotta go, but my friend can stick around"
May the souls of the Grateful departed through the mercy of God rest in peace. +++
Actually he died five years later in 1995. This concert took place in 1990. May he RIP tho.
@@Badtoymural Actually Brent died in 1990, July 26th.
@@Badtoymural You're thinking of Jerry.
Brent was the best
So much love for Brent....and thanks, too. "I Will Take You Home" saved my life when I was going through some dark times. I had a little one at the time, and hearing that woke me the fuck up to what I was doing to myself...
What a great point in time this was to be a fan!
That's why when the bus stopped I got on... Love Phil!!!!
What a fun and vibrant show! Jerry and Brent, I miss you both terribly every time I see you. Sounds crazy, but true. Thank you, Dave for digging up this one!
Buffalo,7/16/90-IWT-had lots of fun-always had a good time at Buffalo shows.
My go to show to put on the projector and sound getting back to camp when the musics over at festivals it always gathers a crowd as it did in buffalo. Love this show so much. Only a long trip could explain the graditude i have for this show especially the video. For those of us to young to witness the deads love seeing you guys have so much fun gives me alot of hope.
That's totally awesome that you do that! With a great sound system hopefully 😊
You ever tried projecting it onto trees?
I was selling the same type of tie dye shirt Phil is wearing, sold a bunch of them that day...helped carry me through the rest of tour. I was blown away when I saw Phil wearing one one on stage! ⚡️🌹⚡️
Bought one from you! Had it for years!
understand completely i was selling black t shirts that day , imagine my surprise when jerry came on fan a vision almost spit out my goonie bird , utter disbelief
I had that sucker till it “FADED” away !!
@@adirondacktrekking1972 You gotta wash those suckers inside-out
I thought those shirts were made and distributed by Liquid Blue?
I wish as everybody did that he lived the good life as he should of because we all miss him so much , especially me ! 😥🥲😢😰🥵😵💫
This...this is one of the best shows I attended back in the days...( 37 or shows )
I'm so glad to be able to watch and hear again with such good audio !
Thank You !!
This is still the best show I have seen! CSN opening and the Dead! Match made in heaven!
That jerry to brent nod at 2:25:40 makes the hair stand up. Phil just crushing that bass, brent wailing the organ, and i think jerry approved it all. This is as good as it gets.
1989 and 1990 were 2 amazing years my friend
Jerry and Brent both knew how to nod.😅
They were really hot in 1990, played a ton of great shows. It did change after Brent, even though Bruce could coax a good show out of Jerry from time to time. Man, some great memories...
Ways nice to see and hear 90s Jerry smiling and on point! ❤️
enjoying this tonight in buffalo. summer is magical here. the rest of the year is too, but not for outdoor music.
⚡️Blow Away⚡️Gave me the chills⚡️
I was at this concert and the one before it at Foxboro Stadium. A little mini tour. So great to be able to hear it again.
Such a sweet and soulful High Time.
You know Jerry is enjoying the gig, man loved that song and they played it very seldom. And all the gigs that I have heard and have high times Jerry is ripping it.
Jerry was on fire. This show. I love I was there
🎶 They're a band
beyond description 🎶
Yes! 💜
I remember it was so hot....I was so dosed, I was on the floor, which was packed...I did that whole summer tour....this show was great, I ll never forget it....thx for post
I just love it that all the guitar boys can play lead ! Excellent is what it is , wow ! ❤️🥰🥳🧞♂️🧞🧞♀️👽🛸🪐🧚♀️🧚🏿♂️🧚🏼🧜🧜♂️🧜♀️♥️🐇🐰
Place is packed!!
I had to watch this again. Such a fun time all day. Woke up the next morning and some how drove to Great Woods in MA. to see the Allman Brothers the following night.
Ooo tell us more
My first show. Changed my life. ❤😎
Great one for your first Friend!!!
Modulus guitar and bass are so good in this mix. Love this show !!! Every thing is perfect!
Across the LAZY RIVER! Wow Jerry and the boys are on it! I old enough to remember how special these days were when I was younger.
Great show. Brent man. I think after his death (37 - he wasn't a baby, but he was still really young to be dying) members of the Dead (Jerry?) said he didn't want to have to do time in the joint for his DWI's, It's a damn shame. He was really the perfect player/vocalist for that band. I wonder if he would have thought (I doubt it) that people listening to the Dead 30 years after his departure from this planet would appreciate him so greatly. .
I saw Bent save some shows when everyone else was off. If he lived for five more years, "Blow Away" would have become a 10+ minute bleacher rap like Pigpen used to do with "Love Light".
What the hell are you talkin' 'bout, '30 years'?! It hasn't been....oh. Wait. Shit...
Jeezuz Are you fkn sayin' he OD'd cuz he was too big of a pussy to get locked up for DUIs well fk! I got 6 yrs for felonious assault and i was 35 went i went in and had 3 kids. That was a total cop out dude WOW, WTF, I JST LOST MAD RESPECT FOR HIM, and im a major fan, but daaaamn not a real man!
And watchin him WAS SUCH A JOY, I NEVER WOULD HAVE KNOWN, 😔🙄
Brilliance never tarnishes or fades away... ✨✨✨✨✨
Thank u for posting all that u do ! 🥰😍😘😀😃😄😁it makes my day all the time ! Without it , I wouldn’t know what else I would do ?
Jerry's solo on the second set Scarlet is smokin'. The Wheel out of Space is magical. Whole damn show is so well played. One of my very favorites and I'm mainly an early 70's fan.
I always loved this Space > Wheel - super pretty.
I started video there. Good call 😉
Ya Know Man IT's ALL GREAT
First and best show! What a day. Hot as blazes. Thruway rest stops full of Heads all the way from Albany. Road to the stadium backed up for miles. CSN opener was excellent. Met a taper on the floor, and a few weeks later had boots from the show that I've listened to hundreds of times! RIP Danny Harkin.
One of the best concerts I've seen with the wall of sound at the Hollywood Bowl 74 what an afternoon
drove across the state from the Hudson Valley to catch this show with a deadline to be at work by 10:00a.m. the following day. Yikes!
23 hours later, I was clocked in and on the floor. What a trip! Stopped in Ithaca to make t-shirts to sell in the bazaar as we were driving to it, still have one. One of the most memorable shows I ever attended for so many reasons - not least for the music which had the band on fire. Oh, and Jerry, in shorts, blasting away! Sugar>Scarlet? Yes, Please... One visual i recall is that of a female Head who had climbed up on top of one of the porta-potties lining the opposite end zone from the stage (no idea why or how, or if she had nose plugs...) doing the "round and round" during Loose Lucy... Classic!
Gimme some Loving 🥰 Brent & Phil give me life on this one. Everyone on stage giving so strongly.
I never ever get tired of seeing this concert it is the very best❤❤❤
That was quite a show! Thanks for the great evening tonight.
“Hell in a Bucket”: either one of the drummers is messin up/not enough coffee, or their monitors weren’t turned up. So the beat in the middle jam section is backwards… and the band makes the most of it….to be the most fired up rockin “Hell” I’ve ever heard! Then the “Mississippi” is energetic and phenomenal !
Brent seems so happy here. So sad, what a talent.
Brilliant Band, Great Lineup (with Brent especially) & absolutely loving these Lockdown Concerts Thanks..!!
Travelled for this show by plane