Grateful Dead

I agree...4 of us drove to the show from DC and College Park and waited outside for almost an hour watching a mass of people milling around the one entry door. We finally decided to push our way in with tickets and find our seats in the dark. The music was good after all but we had missed the first couple of songs.

well, i got to walk 1/4 mile to this show from my house.didnt even get lost on the golf course on my way home. Someone came out from backstage right before first set, saying the bayz were all laid out sleeping backstage, they had just gotten up about 15 minutes before showtime. Seems they had scheduled this show on what would have been an off day, weren't getting paid a lot, and just weren't that into it. Always wondered about that. Also, if you were a local, you might remember there was a very tough personal thing that had tuoched a lot of us, and a lot of us were all thinking abot this very special person who had gone from us so suddenly. The folks in front of me kept saying, "Oh i hope they dont play Black Peter, please don't play Black Peter, that was her favorite song." And when Jerry just slid on down, there it was B.P. and they all just lost it into tears. tough stuff to think even now. All in all, a musically forgettable show, solidly mediocre, but unique in some other non-muisical ways. I definitely got caught in the crush one prev poster mentioned, all fitting through one door, as that ascendable feeling kept coming up the back of my spine, I wondered would I make it through the doors while still in a verbal state. I made it, with about 2 sec to spare. UMHYARH HUNEGCY, but fun times

Birdsong Hooked me for good