Grateful Dead

I REMEMBER WE WERE LUCKY ENOUGH TO SNEAK UP TO THE PRESS BOX TO HEAR THE SHOW WHICH SOUNDS COOLER THAN IT WAS AS THE PLACE WAS PRETTY OLD & RARELY USED ANY MORE BUT IT DID HAVE ELECTRICITY UP THERE SO I WAS FORTUNATE ENOUGH TO GET THE SHOW TAPEDTHE SECURITY GUYS LEFT US ALONE SO WE PICKED UP OUR EMPTIES WHEN WE LEFT WHICH WAS COOL LONG LIVE THE DEAD

I got to experience it, It was a very good show, used to the Spectrum, but something else must have been planned there or they thought maybe The Wall would work better here. I was stunned when I first saw the Wall, it was in Globe hanging from Ceiling mode with more of it behind the Band on the stage. My wife and I brought her sister and husband, who had never seen the Dead, but they had definitely heard them before, because of my LPs thaI would bring over, They had a real nice Stereo,Remember those Days. The Show was good and the Wall lived up to the Hype, bringing a mix that had each musician controlling their own levels with some help from the FOW engineer,(front of Wall). Great Show, For some reason, The Scarlett Begonias really stuck out that night and Donna Did a pretty good job of singinging her parts during the Jam, Band was ON, 1 Drummer, Mickey still on Hiatis,Was A great experience.

when the Dead came out and jerry has shaved off his beard everyone was like 'where's jerry?' it was a dance concert-- we were gonna get seats but we got caught right in front of the stage so we stayed there FEEDBACK at halftime made the floorboards go into sine wave motion.....at least i think they did......