Grateful Dead

Up at the top of the Coliseum in Phil Zone there was a big open place to dance and railing to look down on the whole show and the boys. By second set is was super hot up there and as we rolled into Drumz we were all feeling the exertions of a china-rider jam and allot of shared kindness going around. I went down during drums and space and wondered if I would come back up. And then -there were those first few notes- and slowly, slowly, Jerry unwound us all and got us back on our feet. Wheel! Attics! sweetness.

All those Richfield shows were awesome!!

vocals were a little shaky, but they got em all! how great is it that they started to play this one again? i'll take that second set list anytime -- even with corrina and LWTGH.

This was my last show. It was also the first show where I felt uncomfortable. Through the late 90's I was in the military reserves. This resulted in me being mistaken for a narc. If only those involved understood the irony....

agreed! I went to several Richfield shows from 90 thru 94 when I lived in Solon, Oh or Westerville, Oh. Maybe it is parochialism, but I felt these shows have never received the "love" they deserve.

Went to these shows with Tobin, Brian, and ... don't remember the other kid's name. Came down from Kalamazoo, MI, camped at that beautiful place with the big rock quarry cliffs. Great memories of these shows, the first time I had traveled to see the band. Rest in peace Tobin.

you camped at Nelson's Ledges probably.