Grateful Dead 6-6-92 Rich Stadium Orchard Park NY
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- Setlist:
Set 2
Iko Iko
Estimated Prophet
The Same Thing
He's Gone
Drums
Space
The Other One
The Wheel
Throwing Stones
One More Saturday Night
E: Baba O'Riley
Tomorrow Never Knows
Matrix audio synchronization by Voodoonola
Video Source:
Low Gen video (proshot - 1st or 2nd generation) / Standalone DVD Recorder / DVD Decrypter / Ulead DVD Workshop 2
Audio Sources:
SBD DAT/WAV/CE/CDWAV/CDR & SHN (shnid = 14042)
MAD Recording - FOB DFC Audience; 1st Two Songs of Set 1: B&K4011's; Balance of Show: Schoeps CMC32's Spaced Omni's (6' Stand and 8' Spread) / Monster M1000 Cable / Panasonic sv255 DAT Deck 16/48; Recorded by Todd Evans; Edited by: Jamie Waddell; EQ and hard limiting, as well as reindexing disc 3 done by eywood shnid=124862
I was at This show . A really great show and a great party in the parking lot too!
I was as well and it sure was!! ...
People think this show is bad? This is some of the most fire playing after 1990.
Believe it if you need it or leave it if you dare ;)
lol, well said :)
Agreed... Just listened to D&C's drums from San Fran ('23) and I was underwhelmed (though brought to tears by theo closer Knocking on Heaven's Door 😪), but this was in my history and I started watching it again. The intensity is phenomenal (even if the playing is not "perfect").... Thank you so much for these videos
Edit: for the time stamp 37:44
A rare GREAT 1992 show
My last Dead show. Came full circle... first one was Buffalo Aud 1981.
I read a lot of complaining about this show. I was there + it was a good show in my opinion. I guess what it boils down to is would you rather be at the show or home watching reruns of "Seinfeld" or "Scrubs"? I voted with my feet.
Randy Potter ... Agreed. I was there as well and had no issues with anything. Great weather, great set, great time. Happy to see at least half the set was posted. Cheers Randy...😁🌈
randy from syracuse?
no doubt I thought it was a great show all around was glad to be there
I thought I was pretty rough, and felt kind of sad at the time as it was pretty clear to me that Garcia was a shell of his former self. Compare this to buff 90, 89, hell, even 86 and it's not even in the same universe. Would I rather be there than not? Of course, but there was no denying to anyone paying attention that it really was "down hill from here" not trying to be negative. Just realistic to the space I was in at the time, and that made me sad
@@Stonecrow25 Gotta agree with you! It was my first concert and was really enjoyable. Had a great time, but a little disappointed by the show.
damn this is awesome thank you voodoo, great sound/picture quality
This was the first GD show that I attended. It was wonderful and memorable. I had nothing to compare it to; it was a much nicer time then...
I just live reading the comments this was here in my hometown of buffalo ny the best city in the world i dont care much for this genre if music but i respect it and think the fans that follow are the most amazing thing these people tour with the dead year round the have no jobs just drive show to show it blows my mind!!!
jackknife barber I've always had a job ,but still went to many GD shows.best times of my life.peace.
Love and miss you Jerry Garcia ❤️ 🫡
Honest to God....This is some of the best pro shot footage I've seen in a very very very long time. And I've seen a shit ton!
Excellent sound & video! Great setlist, too.
This was my 21st birthday show. I had to venture to the top right hand corner of the stadium to let’s say gather my thought. I was all alone in the very top corner...Whoever were the kind gentlemen that keep me quenched with cold beers that night, I say thank you. What a night.
Was up there in the same area with some friends from Williamsville East and Williamsville North. First show for all of us.
My dad was at all the Fillmore and winterland shows. Grooved the 70s and the 80s. I told him how i wished that i could have experienced those times. He told me this" son i saw some great shows for sure but the best shows that i ever heard is now" he loved the 90s era. I never ever heard him complain about a slow night. He still says some of The Deads best performances were in the 90s.
Buffalo shows were always the best time!!
you do such a great job of posting these shows!!! THANK YOU FOR A REAL GOOD TIME!!!!!
Todd Dumke if you would have told me back in the day when I was at the shows that I'd be able to look at them watch them on my phone and digital quality I would not have believed it incredible yet true thank you you don't know what it means!!!!!!!!!
In retrospect I know Jerry loved Vince but I know he was still heartbroken over Brent........and he was gone and nothing was ganna bring him back.......these were the last years......I didn't know it at the time. Thank you Jerry......thank you Bob........thank you Phil.......thank you Bill.......thank you Mickey........
And thank you Vince!!!!!! You brought him back as much as you could have. Bob, I know how much you tried to save him.....you did your best!!!!!
my chemdog see your chemdog in a bowl of fire, my chemdog say to your chemdog lets set there mind on fire. thanks bro. keep my couch tore going with some really great vids.
How are 22 people disliking this??? There's something wrong with you people!!! 🤣😂
I was there:) such an amazing show! Thanks for posting this one💜🌸🌺
I was there!!!! My first show(I only had 2) I was 16.......My friend Mike and I drove the I-90 up there from Batavia in a 1978 Chevy Malibu overheating the whole way!!! Thanks to the Tonawanda creek for the water on route 5 to cool the engine down and get us there....this show is etched into my brain.......great show.....Jerry seemed really good that night.
haha, tryin to get my graduating HS seniors to go on such adventures. It's tough. You'll never forget them, neither will I.
I live in Route 5 now, right by Clarence Hollow, locals can still smell your buddies '78 Malibu overheating.
I was there! May have not been their best day, but still a good time!
For 92 they played well
My first show at 18. Eight of us on porta potties whole show. God
Thanks again Voodoonola !!!!!
the band looks in a bad mood...... seems like they all got bad coke this day..... grinding teeth and have to play when u just want to hide :). wooo hooooooo drug habits !!!!!
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My first show!!!
I went to this show. Was happy to find the cassette tape years later...and now this???? Im in heaven! Peace
I was disparaging of this era. But the band seemed to have a good bit of fun during that Estimated jam.
This was quite an event this show...this was last days of camping near a venue...and man, it was the shit. We parked across the street in someones back yard for 20 Bucks night before. There was a 7-11 down the street selling beer and ice. Line was a mile along at 830 am. My pal stuffed an orange full of shrooms and said, "looks like we will have to have breakfast while we wait in this long line"....to which I said, "what are you nuts, of course we will" and woofed it. We parked next to the goalie of the Adirondack Red Wings, Mark Lapointe, I think his name was, and he just won the calder cup/league championship. The place is the biggest stadium I ever seen. You dont want to get lost in the lot all lit up and lost but....it happens
At JFK STADIUM in 87 and 89 the scene outside was insane The shows were shithot and the temps were too
That Encore!!!.....luv it when they do Baba O riley!
Never got to see it live My brother ESAU and I were gonna scream like Pete does in KIDS version
Reeling from the quality of the sound!
Lots of people complain about the visual effects on these, but i tend to the enjoy them
I kept thinking Vince Welnick would do White Punks or Dope or something from The Completion Backwards Principle ............................The Who song was cool Baba O'Riley................................Welnick was not in the best health anyway. Just before the start of the Dead's final summer tour in 1995, he was diagnosed with throat cancer and emphysema. He beat the cancer, but the respiratory disease left him increasingly weak and often out of breath, although he continued to smoke cigarettes and pot. He carried inhalers with him wherever he went. "He was on the spray can all day long," said one associate.
Welnick was born and raised in Phoenix, Ariz., where the scene in the late '60s was so small, everybody knew each other from hanging out at the VIP Room, the town's sole rock club. Welnick moved to Los Angeles to make it in music, but wound up paying his rent selling office supplies over the phone. Guitarist Bill Spooner brought him back to Phoenix and formed a group called the Beans. Relocating to San Francisco in 1970, the Beans merged with another band of Phoenix refugees and renamed themselves the Tubes. The Grateful Dead has always been very much a man's world with a strict code of behavior, carefully developed over the many years of the band's history. Many insiders privately found Welnick's dramatic grieving out of proportion for someone who had belonged to the band as briefly and late in the day (Mydland, his predecessor, was still known as "the new guy" 11 years after he joined the band). The other four members had been with the Dead since the beginning, more than 30 years before. Welnick was the last "new man," the sixth player to the keyboard slot.
If Vince was in Phish, White Punks On Dope would've been no problem.
I see many comments that this show seems uninspired or tired or things to that effect. I can say that the feeling in the stadium was very different.
This was the first time the band had played in Buffalo since the passing of Brent. Remember: Brent's last 'Blow Away' was in Buffalo. Buffalo didn't get *any* of the Bruce Hornsby shows in late '90 and they didn't appear in Buffalo at all during 1991. So we were all completely jazzed to have the band back in town. Remember - this is an 80,000 *seat* stadium - with the floor added, this one venue atrracted upwards of 90,000 people. It was packed, floor to rafters.
The second set, in particular, can be well bookmarked. 'He's Gone' in the context seemed to be, at least to us, to be a nod to Brent. Vince seemed particularly soulful for that particular performance of that song. Bill and Mickey seemed particularly animated during Drums, and the grin on Bill's face when he activated the air horn palpable.
The Spanish Jam -> The Wheel didn't seem quite as cluttered as other versions I'd heard - almost as if everyone was giving each other a bit of space in the song and letting things breathe a bit. The result was very clean versions of both. The Estimated Phophet continued this theme, with Phil's bass front and center for much of the performance.
The 'Throwin' Stones' was timely, as there was a major environmental summit occurring around this time, and Bobby seemed particularly militant in his delivery.
In terms of the encore - I think we'd hear that they'd played this during the Spring Tour or early in the Summer Tour, but it wasn't on our radar because none of us were out west for that tour. One of my family of friends was a huge Beatles fan, and she recognized the song immediately; but for most of us, we just stood slackjawed at what we were hearing because it was a total surprise for us non-touring fans to witness such a stellar double-encore like that, that *wasn't* two dead songs back-to-back.
I thought then, and still think, that the genius of this show was in the second set, where there seemed to be a concerted effort to let the songs breathe and not fill every nook and cranny with a sound. In some cases, what is *not* played is more important than what *is* played.
I was there! This was incredible, I did three years in a row and couldn't remember which year they ended with "teenage wasteland ". This is it. Such a great time! Bless them.
I was there too.. I was 18.. never tripped on lsd before..didn't get to at the show either.it was kind of a bummer. But I still had a great time. Ended up being a week later on sandy pond in upstate NY when I first dropped...a good friend that had been to the show had picked up a vile. I was shocked...what an eye opener. I skipped rocks acrossthe lake for days..
My first show! (Of many there after)
Steve Miller was a great opener.
I definitely had "too much to fast" 🤪🤣😁
Went up to the nosebleeds while peaking....a sea of flowing bodies rising and falling below me....
I was at this show not the best set I thought 7/16/1990 was better prolly cause myland was terrific that night so was Jerry
Garcia got super fat again in 92, hence the break and the 30 plus pound weight loss seen at Dec 92 and Spring 93
The Estimated is stellar
The Wheel was hot that day....
I'd been Italy visiting my girlfriend, and while having a very late breakfast at the Toronto airport I got a paper and saw The Dead were playing that evening in Buffalo. So ... I jumped on a plane and went, arriving at the stadium about 6:00 pm. Stumbled in stoned on 'lack,' and wandered about trying to find a ticket. A great group adopted me -- and when I mentioned I'd just got in from Italy they assumed I'd come for the concert, so they were impressed. Anyway, I got a ticket, baked, napped for an hour and then had an incredible time! Not my first Dead show, not the best I'd been to, but certainly the one where I felt most welcome.
The party went on till about 5:00 am, when I somehow got to the bus terminal and managed to get myself back to Toronto.
Zack, Maria, Annette and Bob -- you were great! Four of the most wonderful people I've ever met! Peace!
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Western NY is filled with nice souls.
I was there
I was all lit up like a ChristmasTree at this show!
Yea this will work
Thank you SO MUCH!!!! I'm so thankful to have discovered this collection! I toured from '87 through '93. SO many of the shows I was at are on here, it's ridiculous. Will these ever be posted in 720 or 1080? I apologize if that's been asked before.
Garcia's slide work on Same Thing is sublime.
Sublime !! Such a great band here on day gone the next ...od took that band out but they were far from sublime .a train wreck going 99 mph but grateful band.. sorry I fell into a off topic there for a few
My first show! I KNOW I had too much too fast 🤪
This is such a great set. I had this on VHS video tape. Always was searching for set one, guess it never surfaced....
Another fantastic upload. The boys seem really serious...this was never my favorite period of the dead, but some great sounds were created that night!
All of this is subjective, but for me 92 was the last great year for the original GD. I went to quite a few shows that year and a handful of them were absolutely excellent (12-16 & 17 back to back is my last great memories from my REAL hippie years, and a classic set of shows, imo). For some reason, to my ears, to the feelings I got at shows, the magic jumped out the window in 93 (and I mean, like, by January, the 25th was a birthday show for me, and not particularly great). I know a lot of people stand by 93 and 94 as having good shows, but I just didn't feel it anymore. In 92 I was definitely still feeling it.
I felt like 90 was the last great peak but they do sound friggin’ great here! And yeah, they seem very serious about it, in the best way of being serious about what you do. I would love to see a 92 show, here in “ the going, going, gone” of 2023
@@adamcrary1602 I would take a 1995 show
My dads gone but I’m so glad we will always have this show … one of the most special times of my life ❤️✊🏻
It was all I did 5 years
I was there and The Steve Miller Band opened.
Vinnie was sooooo on that nite.....
He did a really nice job on "One more Saturday Night" - really nice to hear his piano rather than a synth/keyboard.
Yeah the treasure I was gone and millions of dollars with him
Vince just melted my fucking face on iko
Vince was the most under-rated pianist they had but I really wish he would've used an acoustic piano more. Brent really seemed to fit nicely into the band and seemed almost to rejuvenate Jerry a good deal. I really liked Brent. But when Keith Godchaux was at his prime - and playing a grand piano? Man alive he was great!! Particularly the "One more Saturday Night" from ....huh...i think it's from Europe '72. His solo is FIRE BABY!!
My 22nd birthday show!
Same as it ever was
there were days
AHH summer 92,,..so many roads,so many grate memories n flashbacks!
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Summer 92 is not the best, which I felt when seeing the shows, but I do like the Baba/tomorrow never knows encore. The rest of the set, kinda meh. I would look elsewhere for much better versions of all these songs.
yes. there are FAR better versions of the songs that they played during the 2nd set here. It was a bit lacklustre.
Joy...
Shout out to my old friend MURPH-B A AAA!!!!
(BOBBY MURPHY)
SCOTTY "DA MESS" SMITH
MIKE PEIRCE
BRIAN AUSTIN
RON MONETT
AND ONE I MISS THE MOST,
KEVIN KEVETON!!!
WHAT A LONG STRANGEVTRIP
ITS BEEN. I LOVE YOU ALL!!!!
This was my first show. After this I was hooked.
Same here!
I was there and lived to tell ! What a Grate day !
I was there too I missed Steve Miller he was getting done as we came in great show the first time I saw that many people when I turned around on the floor in front of the stage and looked back
They may have gotten high alot over time but not nearly as much as me in the last 10 years all day and night.. look at how much music they played no way they were getting high all the fucking time!!
Back 8 years later, and still blown away by 38:25 ..... Man oh man, thank you boys
Mick looks sane here. Tighter and pocket play.
This show sounds faster than the archive dot org copies. Weird, lol, maybe it's just a perception? Particularly the drums. Awesome video tho. Maybe it's just me.
oh man! What a time! I was outside ticketless for the first set. We kept by the fence, as one person would climb and jump over, security would chase them, and someone else would jump down the way. It kept going back and forth like that for a while, and the fence rocked, and swayed and almost came down, but I never made it over - then, in the end, they opened the gates between the 1st and 2nd and let us in! I was so lucky to have the opportunity to walk to the sound booth and enjoy the 2nd set mid floor and thrilled! What a show! The lot was a mess of madness, joy and wild trips- the drums circled out from the back of our truck, and we had a hell of a time! I left my body a few times that trip, and barely made it back, but glad I did :)
moebius21 I think that was the signal of the end. Not sure how often it had happened before, but Jerry even commented on Deer Creek being disturbing. I would have done the exact same thing. That circus paid out huge anyway. peace
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Decent show, but 89 and 90 were tough acts to follow.
Once Brent checked out it was never the same. Garcia was never the same. Just like when Brent first got on board, things kept getting better and better every year. Most notably with Garcia. With Brent gone, things with Garcia seem to get worse and worse every year. And it wasn't just the fact that he was using. Whatever spark Brent brought and left with, was felt the most by Jerry.
***** There were a bunch of great Hornsby shows, MSG fall 90 smoked, Giants 91 was pretty spectacular. Garcia loved playing with Bruce, JGB was awesome during this time too.
***** That is one way to look at it, depending if you also got critical of the number of Bobby songs that displaced Jerry's. It was an incredible, couldn't describe if asked time. I got into them in 90 and the amazement kept rollin. I was out of high school by a few years and the routine rat race didn't seem inevitable. Guess what…I loooooved Throwing Stones. If you haven't checked out The Other One on Netflix, do.
My first show at 17 y/o. A life-altering experience in all of the most important ways. 😎
i was at this gig, n every rich stadium gig starting at 7-4-86. (which i believe was all of them)all shows were epic, as i was a young man in my hometown area of western NY.
Wow - what a nice collection of videos you have - thanks for sharing. I was at this show; seems like yesterday. Do you happen to also have set one also? Thanks again.
For the 1st time: I WAS THERE...
But wait there's more: i got my mom to a Dead show! In her words: it was grand!
Had fun. Took a party bus from Rock Express in Hamilton. I remember long lines for balloons. MF's were charging 5 bucks per. Bought bunk hits at this show too. Didn't let it get me down tho. Good times.
Bad karma selling bunk doses to sisters & brothers :(
I got bunked at my first show in Hamilton, ON, 1990. Didn't let it get me down cuz the show was so good. Brent sang Queen Jane, that made the whole show. So much soul.
was at this show, just got out of jail, i think steve miller opened, lot of schrooms that day lol!!1
I was there too. Yes, Steve Miller was the opener.
Todd Ludwig yes Steve open I was there
Thank you for this. I watch a lot of your videos. This was my first show. Only time i ever heard jerry speak
Had a blast at this show! Buffalo rocks.
Mucho’sGarcio’s! great show! On so many levels:)
Bill's Stadiim?! ME TOO!!
Short Spanish jam into the Other One
7-16-90 was a better show, but Baba O'Riley/Tomorrow Never Knows encore made this memorable...
This was my first show!
Anybody got the First set?
The FN. 90's how I miss me and Jerry!!
I was at this show. 18 years old. Met a really sweet blonde girl and we hung out second set. If you're reading this, I should have kissed you. Sorry. I was high.
I took her home. Thanks for being too high.......
@@JohnBGood-ry9wj not cool, man.
This is super wonderfull
My time coming any day now
My first SHOW!!!!
thank you
What a GEM
My first Dead show. We got in early, jumped the wall, and got a great space in front of the FOH/Lighting tower on Bob’s side. “Greatest Story Every Told” jam was insane.
Sweet!
likening a man's departure to that of a locomotive is a metaphor, so showing a literal train isn't really a helpful visual aid in terms of enjoying the song.
Maybe the image is also a metaphor?
@@eugenecallahan1698 naw
@@darkfieldmpls yaw
WHAT A GREAT RUN 91-95
Was there show was awesome one of the best
John Panco best of the year? It is a good night of the period imo. Bluesy feel.
That sounded like a tribute to brett
The boys look tired and un- inspired. Going through the motions. After Brent’s death things started to crumble. 92 was a tough year for the dead. The count down was on. Their were moments of magic scattered throughout the remaining years. Jerry started using heavy again. His playing got worse. He forgot lyrics more and more. He looked frail and weak. But then, out of the darkness they’d break through the clouds ,and it was pure magic. A magical night or an amazing set. A break out or something done so perfect it would make you cry. It Gave us hope that just maybe, everything was gonna be ok. Sadly it wasn’t to be. But it was fun while it lasted
HOT DAMN!!! Thanks!
wAs at this show- was sick at the time- also bought bunk hits-didnt help- LOL- sooo glad to see this, cause i really wasnt there, not like i wanted to be....thank you. (& 89 & 90 rocked- i dont view this as any less... they always brought the fire in buffalo.....)
Holy crap i totally remember that Bubba O Reilly AND TOmorrow never knows. WOW