• Hampton Coliseum - April 13, 1984

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  • Day Job
    New Minglewood Blues
    Dire Wolf
    Beat it on Down the Line
    West L.A. Fadeaway
    It's All Over Now
    Bird Song
    Hell in a Bucket
    Don't Ease Me In

    Scarlet Begonias
    Fire on the Mountain
    Estimated Prophet
    drums
    The Wheel
    Truckin'
    Goin' Down the Road Feelin' Bad
    Around and Around
    Good Lovin'

    U.S. Blues

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    njlostsailor
    13 years ago
    hot
    This show was beyond belief. Found a ticket gave it away. The area was lighting up. First general admission show I ever attended. Hot hot hot.......Unfortunately so spaced out couldn't make the next night
  • Dpwilljr
    13 years 7 months ago
    Bliss
    This probably was my favorite of the many Hampton shows I attended. I recall very little of the first set which most likely was due to the excessive high I was experiencing. During the break, I had relaxed into a fully conscious, pure, beautiful state of mind just in time for the lights to go out !! I was up in the balcony in the aisle facing center stage. As they began Scarlet Begonias, the music started playing me like a marionette. I honestly don't remember deliberate movement. I was completely soaked in sweat from dancing. It was one of the most intense second sets I ever had the good fortune of participating in. Later , after the show, I just kept shaking my head in disbelief. It seemed like a dream. In retrospect, it seemed to pass by so quickly. Like a burning comet.
  • forcestream
    16 years 9 months ago
    Out of My Mind
    The 1971 Ddge Colt we were driving from Chicago, crapped out near Richmond and we had to hitch the rest of the way to the venue, carrying all kinds of shit. The day of the show, I ran into my friend JJ and asked if he had some party favors and he threw one in my mouth. A little while later I met up with William and we decided to run full speed from the car up the the Coliseum. We ran our asses off, dodging people and cars for quite a distance and when we got up next to the Coliseum, a wave of psychedelics hit me like a brick and I was gone for the whole show. This place looks like a giant spaceship to begin with. I remember just hanging close to William all night because i couldn't move or even hear the music. It all sounded like drips and blobs, if you can imagine that. I just sat in my seat in another world. I remember coming down at the end of the show and the rain and we had no place to sleep, but we found someone with some floor space. We sat out on the hotel balcony and just had the best time I can remember. Fun stuff. Search Engine Optimization Online Casino
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setlist
Day Job
New Minglewood Blues
Dire Wolf
Beat it on Down the Line
West L.A. Fadeaway
It's All Over Now
Bird Song
Hell in a Bucket
Don't Ease Me In

Scarlet Begonias
Fire on the Mountain
Estimated Prophet
drums
The Wheel
Truckin'
Goin' Down the Road Feelin' Bad
Around and Around
Good Lovin'

U.S. Blues
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EYES25 One of the most awesome audience driven Scarlet/Fires I have ever experienced. With Healy hooking Jerry's high string to an array over the sound board and during the segue while Jerry was doing his real high note doodling Dan would throw a few notes from the stage to the center of the venue. Also, after the show was over and the night was overcast the heat from the auditoreum blew a perfect cirle through the clouds and you could see stars.
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seem to remember dayjob being the encore... rainy trippy hampton, oh what a joy, to think we used to compain about it when dayjob was played, ah the memories
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During the oncore we could see and hear the thunderstorms through the small windows in the top of the Hampton Coliseum. As the house lights came up and we all tripped out, you could see everyone looking up or laying down and looking up at the sky.....the eye of a very organized storm was directly over the colisieum and 20,000 heads all looked up and had a magical moment!
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The 1971 Ddge Colt we were driving from Chicago, crapped out near Richmond and we had to hitch the rest of the way to the venue, carrying all kinds of shit. The day of the show, I ran into my friend JJ and asked if he had some party favors and he threw one in my mouth. A little while later I met up with William and we decided to run full speed from the car up the the Coliseum. We ran our asses off, dodging people and cars for quite a distance and when we got up next to the Coliseum, a wave of psychedelics hit me like a brick and I was gone for the whole show. This place looks like a giant spaceship to begin with. I remember just hanging close to William all night because i couldn't move or even hear the music. It all sounded like drips and blobs, if you can imagine that. I just sat in my seat in another world. I remember coming down at the end of the show and the rain and we had no place to sleep, but we found someone with some floor space. We sat out on the hotel balcony and just had the best time I can remember. Fun stuff. Search Engine Optimization Online Casino
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This probably was my favorite of the many Hampton shows I attended. I recall very little of the first set which most likely was due to the excessive high I was experiencing. During the break, I had relaxed into a fully conscious, pure, beautiful state of mind just in time for the lights to go out !! I was up in the balcony in the aisle facing center stage. As they began Scarlet Begonias, the music started playing me like a marionette. I honestly don't remember deliberate movement. I was completely soaked in sweat from dancing. It was one of the most intense second sets I ever had the good fortune of participating in. Later , after the show, I just kept shaking my head in disbelief. It seemed like a dream. In retrospect, it seemed to pass by so quickly. Like a burning comet.
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This show was beyond belief. Found a ticket gave it away. The area was lighting up. First general admission show I ever attended. Hot hot hot.......Unfortunately so spaced out couldn't make the next night
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My first show! I remember the thunderstorm, and that I became convinced during drums/space that the big round thing hanging from the ceiling was descending into the crowd to dispense happiness amongst the Deadheads.
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They boys had this place figured out thats for sure.The sound here was always good going back to 79. I liked the earlier days before it got so crowded that tickets became hard to find. I too rememeber being slightly dissapointed in the Day Job opener. Boy what we wouldn't give to go back in time. This is one of 'those nights' lights go out and the joint is jumpin from get go.
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First Show I taped with a D6 Met BF and BR.