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Damn... Respect.Quote:
Originally Posted by gravitylover
Well that's pretty damn cool Spook.Quote:
Originally Posted by wyeaster
Yeah, the energy was through the roof. You wouldn't have been able to deal with it. Milquetoast, frail and scared. Jerry loved the east coast.Quote:
Originally Posted by ~mikey b
First show was '83, never made it further west than the Carrier Dome in '84. That was a freaking party. Caught 60 shows, 57 Brent, 3 with that other guy. 90's Dead sucks.
1985 is my favorite year, followed closely by '84.
Richmond '85 were the two best shows I ever saw.
Asshole energy through the roof.
The parking lot scenes sure were different. Not sure the shows were.
84 ‘cuse jack straw!Quote:
Originally Posted by buttahflake
East coast energy and shows were better post touch of grey for sure, and you could argue that throughout the 80s. West coast was too cool, but I liked both. And I don’t listen to anything w that other guy. So bad.
87 was my favorite year from Easter at Irvine to October at Shoreline but it sort of started with Kingfish and JGB for Halloween 86 at The Kaiser. That was an outrageously good show and great time :) I know Bobby has a thing for late 88 and 89 but I thought Brent was a wild card at that point and he was off more often than he was on. I think some of the shows with Hornsby were straight up fire, he got Jerry boppin' more often than I had ever seen him before other than with the JGB. There were a few stinkers after that though as Jerry was just so fucked up sometimes, I actually left one show because it just wasn't much fun with him forgetting words and totally losing his place but that was after I bailed on trippin' so that may have been it because plenty of people seemed to be having a good time. I did see a bunch of great shows those last few years though and can't share the distaste for Vince.
Summer DeadCo announced. Lots of shows! Outta be good.
Boston got hosed this round, Mansfield blows goats. Really thinking about pouring a cup of fuckitall and going to the Gorge, never been there
The Gorge is one of my favorite venues. Go if you can!
~120 shows from 83-93. (Including JGB, KOKOMO, and other offshoot projects). Taped around 50 of them.
goddammnit they're playing at autzen. might have to take the boy.
sucked how ? now I gotta listen to the whole thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crampedon
my favorite dead shows were the boston garden. I could walk there from my apartment in charlestown. I worked on state st and would wear my silk tie dye to work and walk over to hang with the freaks(jerry didn't sell ties yet), walk home, get warmed up for the show, walk back to the garden. 3 shows, a night off and 3 more shows. brain was pretty fried by the end. the old garden was awesome. Sully's Tap would close the doors, lock out the freaks, just let regulars in, too funny.
edit: realized that was a year ago. looking for the most recent show and audio
https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/phil-...-43e1df13.html
this ??
OLD Minglewood Blues ??
The tempo of Phil’s shows is unbearably slow. And his voice has been awful from day one.
Phil sings at his shows? Good god, no.
It’s brutal.
I’m stoked for DeadCo at Hartford.
Is that indoor/outdoor venue?Quote:
Originally Posted by buttahflake
https://www.quora.com/What-happened-to-Phil-Leshs-voiceQuote:
Originally Posted by Danno
:the_finge:party::fuckyou::party::jam::mummy::smok ing::fight::chug:
Yeah, it’s a huge venue. And unlike SPAC, the sound and sight lines from the lawn are excellent.Quote:
Originally Posted by jackstraw
hmm, that sounds good.Quote:
Originally Posted by buttahflake
Yup, I'm picturing a night on the lawn alreadyQuote:
Originally Posted by jackstraw
I’m gonna sign myself up for both Alpines. They opened a small chunk back up for camping. Not going to House the masses but at least they are headed in the right direction.
I got the email. Not sure how this will work out though.
Got the email. Jumping on the Gorge tomorrow morning.
Looks like only four tix for one show per code. Better than nothin
This seems like it could keep the stubhub bots and paid people at bay to a certain extent. Man I hope so.
Well damn. Have to say that worked great. Got right in a was able to buy tickets no problem. Yippee!
Not for me. Problems from the start. I was able to get one night at alpine under the roof. Only 2 tix tho. Had to refresh about 30x.
Slow internet pipes out here in WY I guess.
Yeah, who knows right. I'm sure it has a lot to do with the amount of traffic on the site. I was logged on and the timer just ticked down to zero and then it automatically opened the window to enter my code. Of course I f'd up the code the first time because I guess it's case sensitive, but got in 2nd try and bought. Shockingly easy.Quote:
Originally Posted by schwerty
Totally spaced the pre sale, I'll probably get lawns at Hartford so shouldn't be too hard to get
ugh. cheapest autzen ticket is $146. i can't swing three for one show, especially with le douche mayer in the lineup. sad.
Stoked for the Autzen show.
Wyeaster, agree that Mayer came across as a bit douchy in the Playboy interview years ago, but he’s a hell of a musician and I’m glad he’s playing with them.
JRAD tonight!
Have a face melting good timeQuote:
Originally Posted by Bobby Stainless
DeadCo first night pretty good through set one. All the guys, (Weir included), look to be having a blast. Will watch set 2 tonight.
Anyone need 2 main floors for the first night of Bobby and Phil in Chitown?
Dead & Company Honors John Perry Barlow At Playing In The Sand Kickoff
Set One: Playing In The Band > Me & My Uncle, He’s Gone > Cassidy, Brown Eyed Women, Bertha > Good Lovin’ > La Bamba > Good Lovin’
Set Two: Scarlet Begonias > Fire On The Mountain > Althea, Estimated Prophet > Eyes Of The World > Drums > Space > Looks Like Rain, I Need A Miracle, Casey Jones
Encore: The Weight
build a wall. yeah , right
Playin In The Sand