Grateful Dead

Howdy, I kind of agree with the first post. I remember this show was on a sunday night, so it was for the hardcores a little bit. all the working folks had the weekend, but the real diehards liked the shows on the weekdays, and sundays.. Help slip frank was cool I remember tom thumb blues was upbeat becuase Phil would get into that tune so much wave to the wind had been re-vamped to improve the lyrical section, it wasn't as wordy as the previous initial versions...I think this tune is under-rated somewhat, and Corrina just seemed like it always is, too forced and blank, even though I've seen and heard better Corrina's, the song almost didn't fit the GD...the vocal harmony was cool , but the song itself was rather plain in it's structure, sure it was simple, but I can't put my finger on it...alot of folks were saying that it would replace the estimated slot in the second set, but man, that would have been brutal. I appreciate the GD for trying to be fresh of course, sugar magnolia was cool, and UJB>china doll was a nice feature that nobody expected Ursa Minor I wish that for just one time, You could stand inside my shoes, and for just that one moment, I could be you - Bob Dylan, Positively 4th St.

Unfortunately, I came on the scene late. This was my second show; my first was the night before, and I caught a dozen shows altogether. This one confirmed for me that I was deadhead, and the night before wasn't a fluke.

03-22-93 The Omni, Atlanta, Ga. (Mon) 1: Help> Slipknot> Franklin's, Rooster, Althea, BIODTL, Tom Thumb Blues, Lazy River Road, Picasso Moon 2: Wave To The Wind> Iko Iko, Corinna> Uncle John> China Doll> Drumz> Last Time> Stella Blue> Sugar Magnolia E: IFTL The most up and down show I had ever seen. The Good: Most of the first set China Doll, UJB and Sugar Mag The Bad: Wave and Corinna made me wonder what I did that was so bad to deserve that? The ugly: Picasso Moon & IFTL “The Omnipotent Grateful Dead!”