Grateful Dead

my first dead show i found, Soilder Field, July 9th, 1995, the last show, something about it that gives me goosebumps when i listen to it!

I think the best show of the 80's is 26th October 1989 Miami Bob W - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Spanish Jam

Heres a few shows that come to mind - Veneta 72 Hampton 89 DC 73 (sound check) NY 71 (with ABB and Beach Boys) San Jose 79 (Brent rehersals) AK 80 NM 83 Berkeley 84 Irvine 87 Mtn View 91 Reno 74 There are more but these are gems I love

Yamadog - the 5th has been one of my "I can't believe this s..." shows for a long time. The 10th is, too. As are the .. ahh, heck, they oughta just box up the whole month and call it "Can you believe this s..?" Es verdad. "From day to day, just lettin' it ride, You get so far away from how it feels inside, You can't let go, 'cause you're afraid to fall, But the day may come when you can't feel at all."

The Felt Forum,In The Madison Square Garden Building,Held Some Awsome Shows. The Dead Run December 4,1971-December 7,1971 Is Must Listen. These Disc Are Part Of My Everyday Rotation

...shall we go, you and I while we can... Leadbelly, You can download a pristine copy of this show if you teach yourself how to download torrent files! Trust me, it's not that hard.

Hal R,Totally agree with the 69 fillmore west run in late feb early mar. I was lucky enough to get the box set with all the shows. Blew my mind. The Dead were insane psychedelic monsters at that time. I like the '80's suggestions from Hunter and JohnnyG. Awsome! I've been listening on the archive. JohnnyG, I agree with you on '91 being a killer year. Wish Bruce had stayed on full-time. Submitted for your approval: 6/17/91 Giant's Stadium -- Eyes of the World, Walkin' Blues, Brown Eyed Women, Masterpiece, Loose Lucy, Cassidy, Might As Well, Saint of Circumstance> Ship of Fools-> Truckin'> New Speedway> Uncle John's Band-> Drums> Jam> China Doll> Playin' reprise> Sugar Mag, E: The Weight Note: Dark Star theme throughout show. Opened with Eyes! Yo Soy Boricua!

Another great show from the 1980's that comes to mind is 10/12/84, Augusta ME.I seem to have misplaced my copy. Can anyone out there help me out? -Hunter "The bottle was dusty but the liquor was clean."

Both nights at the Hampton Coliseum were great, but 10/9/89 stands proudly in the pantheon of all time best Dead shows (in my humble opinion). "Dark Star -> Drumz -> Death Don't", is earth shattering. The first "Attics" in over 17 years is magic! Certainly a must have tape.Rock on. -Hunter "The bottle was dusty but the liquor was clean."

what is now DP 6:10.14.83 - Set II is IT! 2.26.77 - Swing Aud; First Terrapin & Estimated; beyond the pale 5.77 - cannot go wrong in this month/year If you like slower, mellow Dead, check out 1976, the music is slow langid and flowing. That entire years reminds me of what the Lady with a Fan would look like. Shows from Europe 1972; Fillmore East 1971 Anything or Everything from the Summer of 85; 11.1-2.85 VA Dead, of course :-) Summer 89-Spring 1990; Band in peak form going new places; much material to recommend. and 1991 with Bruce is terribly underrated, mostly due to the death of Brent, I feel. I still think that the shock of Brent's death took a long time for the fans to come to terms with. Jerry had the music and Bruce to help him out. I felt lost for the longest time and it wasnt until several shows into 91 (3.31 to be exact), that I felt the fit. Sorry I cant be more specific, my memory HATES me now. But the guys and gals on this site will not let you down. I am a mere mortal in the presence of grateness on this site~ Cheers. “The Omnipotent Grateful Dead!”