Grateful Dead

Your right ...It was like the BLOB moving though the door...i thought this show was FANTASTIC ... Albany was a great town to see a show in ... the building itself was good ...it had some decent sound... I remember I brought this little blond girl who needed a ticket in with me... we had center floor seats ...maybe 1/3 the way back ...the couple next to us..the guys G/F kept passing out and ending up on the floor ...she was like a yo-yo up and down all night , me and my new best freind (blondie) are trying to shake our bones and we are trying our best not to trample on the girl on the floor ...LOL

re: On June 7th, 2007 scozac said:"What a crush at the door!" - Yes!!! I remember that SO MUCH! I was FEELING that too. I remember feeling like jello -- like we were all collectively one huge swath of jello and we were oooozing through the gates, into the halls, and somehow into the show. It was a trip. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * -enjoyin' the ride -There'll never be another Jerry

having moved out of The City to Northern Westchester, I was psyched to see a venue out of the city in a seemingly managable burg like Albany. The Knick was not prepared for its first taste of the freaks and the place was a mad house. We missed all but the Franklin's at the start. The venue and the music made up for the frustration, and I saw a few more shows at the Knick over the next few years, as well as a nice JGB. Not too big - not too small; with a good sound for what was essentially a small town sports arena.