These jams contributed so much to expanding our consciousness and allowing us to “see” a glimpse of the universe as it is. We would fire up our bongs, pop a tape in and go canoeing all day. Talk about transcendental. My late brother was a Deadhead thru and thru and had a bootleg collection that would rival most collectors. RIP bro, this jams for you…

@haveaniceday5693

2 жыл бұрын

Brother Love

@breakfastsurreal5650

Жыл бұрын

Here's to your brother, brother!

@johnromualdi9309

Жыл бұрын

that's beautiful bro. may your brother hear it through the love it is shared with...

@dustydiciurcio137

Жыл бұрын

Yes dude superkind blessings to yer bro& u 🙏 ✝️🛐☮🌌 the good old grateful had / have a way of healing🙌

@icuryy5826

Жыл бұрын

I remember going canoeing on the😮 Nashua River on a full moon 🌝 ... The four of us would take a tab. Launch the two conoes in Groton, Massachusetts, head up River. Trip-en and floating down River back to the truck's & Then Back to The Dead, up loud. Trip-en & laughing trying to get those conoes out of the River, lol, good ⏲️

That Eyes jam reminds me of the smell of the earth and spring rains after being indoors all winter. Love it.

@breakfastsurreal5650

Жыл бұрын

Ha that's great I love it.

I have listened to this so many many times. Nothing else soothes my soul quite like Eyes, and '73 is a spectacular year for The Boys. Didn't realize I never said thank you before - so thank you!!!

Weir’s playing on the 3/21 Utica jam is AMAZING, just an inventive and seamless stream of chords and accents!!

Ahh finally one with no ads! THANK YOU. And my fussy sleepy baby thanks you as well. Only thing that gets him to sleep is the Dead l

@weengreen

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Sabrina! Just so everyone knows: I don't own the copyright, so I can not monetize these jam vids. Any ads that play have been added by YT for the GD/Ph.

@garygarcia1956

2 жыл бұрын

Good job mama bear!

@billphipps453

Ай бұрын

that could be read in different ways😊

I saw my first show in Portland Maine 82 toured moved to California to BigSur used to go see Jerry play JGB on weekends in SF..this is when they still played small venues like Henry j kieser in Oakland and the Berkeley community theater the Greek theater ..just insane fun mind blowing experiences all those old school dead heads that were still around really made a difference you could get in for free.so much fun they were a force ...I miss Jerry and Brent so much .but I was lucky to have been there to have been spoiled seeing all those Jerry shows in SF.just spoiled rotten..love you all in dead land Jerry and Brent and uncle bobo rip..DPM

Best Jam by the Dead that I've heard so far. Man oh man, what a ride.

@stevenmetzendorf7063

3 жыл бұрын

Fabulous music indeed... imagine for just a moment a world without Jerry & his music making pals... UNFATHOMABLE !!! ... okay, moment's over.... StaySafe ✌.

@rsuverk

3 жыл бұрын

@@stevenmetzendorf7063 - I like to sit in Kezar Stadium and put this on, and I'm back on 5/26/73'

This works so well with Chocolate Diesel Cannnabis and spring cleaning!

@christateitelbaum3746

5 жыл бұрын

So true....wouldn't have it any other way!

@curtisbowland4900

4 жыл бұрын

Do you make house calls

@scottvanderhoff6024

4 жыл бұрын

Miss the hell out of this band.

@davidjordan9759

4 жыл бұрын

@@scottvanderhoff6024 Yeah, but they left behind a wonderful legacy.

@joeymccutcheon2360

4 жыл бұрын

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Nice breezy afternoon here in Madrid Spain. Out on the balcony grillin and listening to this jam. Life is good!

I remember starting my tape collection in the mid 80s, going on long drives listening to shows and rewinding to listen to the jam again- this sure would have been handy then

Fascinating that as early as the second performance (2/15/73) they were already laying down the foundations of the minor and diminished jams. Garcia leads them hither and yon, going much farther out than the 2/9 debut. Kreutzman is really dialed in with all the tempo changes, lots of jazzy cymbal work punctuated with tom tom accents.

this is heaven for me... and hell for almost everyone else i know.

@tonydanis1480

6 жыл бұрын

apagoogoo That just means more space in heaven for folks like you and me.

@cbwoods67

6 жыл бұрын

apagoogoo i

@jackstrawfromwichita6168

5 жыл бұрын

This rings true for me whenever I play this in the car with my girlfriend.

@frateroiram_5706

5 жыл бұрын

@@jackstrawfromwichita6168 My girl just sings along at this point, she became a head by association :)

@flynsqrls

5 жыл бұрын

hahaha... i know, right?!

I don't understand why someone would dislike this and even if you don't like the dead you don't have to go hating on them.

@oscillation7720

3 жыл бұрын

LICORICE!

Can't believe after all these years I finally found this video. It's a hard question to answer, but when someone were to ask what do I love about Jerry Garcia so much, I will inevitably point to 1973 Eyes.

@sometimeswelivenoparticula2678

6 жыл бұрын

zaphodfortytoo right on, everything else is gravy after hearing an awesome EYES!

@stuartbowenjr8393

Жыл бұрын

Same!!

painting rafters of a porch over my brother's deck at age 66 with just one eye (recovering from (extraction there of) a baseball sized meningioma by my local neuro surgeon, (titanium mesh lath w/ sterile epoxy patch by a local crainio-plastic surgeon, and a nice bit of optic nerve disintangling from a cute little optic surgeon (kinda fucked up the eyelid muscle though, she apologized, I told her, I was ok with it, if she would be mine, she declined, but, cackled, anyway, forget all that, but, remember... anyway, thanks for this, I painted those rafters all afternoon, listening to this, I have hated lately, and have now today listening to this, drifted into a happy calm, starting to feel love again, really, really appreciate you posting this, makes me remember, my first dead show, baltimore, 1973, in 9th grade, and later, tampa, 1995, my last, hadn't had acid in 22 years, my eighteen yo son sent me a 10 strip, as a book marker, on the 81st page, of catcher in the rye, by Fed Ex, I'd forgotten what it felt like, but, dutifully, took 3, gave three, to a close friend visiitng for the weekend, to go see the show, had two other guys with us, we met at the air port, me and my buddy dosed, forgot about, all four of us shared some beer and a joint, and, on the way to Tampa Stadium, passed a famous strip bar, we were all in our late thirties, we met at a meditation college in Iowa in the 80s, followed the Maharishi, the beatles guru, that had faded for us, imported furniture together when we graduated, but, hadn't done acid since our teens, and, one of the guys insisted we stop, for a quick lap dance, and I was the host there in Tampa, lived with my 3rd wife, she was angry, I usally stayed away from strip bars, but, for my visitors, this was the Tanga Lounge, quite famous, these were young ladies jacked on coke or molly, not my thing, and, the lap dances, were no joke, I usherd my buddies to the door, as I put my hand on the handle, the door handle, I slightly, mildly, but, unmistakenly suddenly remembered, from years and years ago, oh shit, uh, is that what Acid felt like, just an inkling, metalic, a slight edginess, then, a majestic, maybe titanic wave of love, and wholeness, completeness, I looked ahead, and my buddy, he turned around, and glanced at me over his shoulder e, and holy hell, he felt it too, remembered then, life was long, very long, and, of course, it was a remarkable series of lap dances, Oh God in Heaven, I am so grateful, to have been, and, to be now, anyway, thanks, whoever you are

@pharmerdavid1432

4 жыл бұрын

As another old 'boomer, it does take me back to the halcyon daze of my youth, and many Dead shows, even more Garcia shows, including the last time I saw him at Portland Meadows in the early 1990's, Chuck Berry opening, me on LSD (as usual). It was one of the best Garcia shows I ever say, and they were many. The Dead came around a year or so later for the last time, at the Meadows again - 3 days straight. Unfortunately the drugs had taken their toll, and they weren't their old self, so I partied all night long in the parking lot instead. What a night it was! LSD again, so I don't remember much, except it was magical. This music keeps the old vibe alive here and now!

@CmonstoleCmonstole

3 жыл бұрын

Holy Mackerel..... seems nothing stopping you from being long winded.

@pch2230

2 жыл бұрын

Gibberish.

This is frickin' fantastic.... Jerry taking us to the edge of the solar system and back!

Great compilation! This long playing jam makes me feel like I'm at a Show again! Wonderful to have this beautiful energy still in my life! Thank you for posting this!

Thank you for this! My favorite song! So many times! Best year for the boys!

We ARE the eyes of the world.🌞

My birthday is Feb. 9, 1957. My favorite Dead song is Eyes. My first show was Nassau 3/19/73. This is amazing. Coincidence is God's way of remaining anonymous! I heard Eyes played live in 73 most notably at RFK w Allmans. Wake was first new Dead album since I got On The Bus. Thank you great jam!

@weengreen

6 жыл бұрын

Great story and memories David! I feel a deep connection to Eyes myself. Thanks for listening and commenting.

@3681pokey

Жыл бұрын

I saw both the Nassau and RFK shows and countless others, they were truly amazing, oh and the Boston Music Hall and Englishtown too..

@johnromualdi9309

Жыл бұрын

@@3681pokey you just listed some of my favorite shows ... all that grow sweeter with the vintage years that get layered on...

@TheCmfree

Жыл бұрын

That's not God Thats JERRY!

@billphipps453

Ай бұрын

05/26/1957 here. my fave is Eyes! first show is real hazy...it might have been jerry band ! but defintely saw Donna and keith...which I really liked...a few times... out of seattle...

My jaw dropped with wonder when I saw the title of this vid. Guaranteed to be the goods

Forget theory and chord progressions.... This art has nothing to do with that and more of the sounds of nature and love expressed in an impossible moment that came and went. This music to me is like that strange and truly personal moment when I am in the woods and I get that feeling. I look around and there is some wild animal that stops to take a look at me and I at them. We pause and I nod and apologize for my kind wrecking the place and in turn they understand and patiently wait for better times to come when the peace is permeant. Jerry and the band may have caught your eye at some point over the years. They are the bears in the wilderness that for just one moment we pass as we wait for things to come. This captures a little of that and really helps me enjoy the day.

we all know that this is exactly what we want in lífe

@lucasrocha7571

Жыл бұрын

How can we pursuit it?

This is heaven for me also.I have listened to a lot of Dead and hadn't heard this until the other day.Great to listen to while on a bike ride.

am grateful from this newbie old lady age 53 that started getting into the dead back in 1980s til i fell in love with someone i thought was a deadhead (he was not) so my education stopped there. now, may years later, i have returned to begin again! have lived by this belief system, even hung out in nyc awesome dead bar that now i cannot remembe the name.. always loved the sound, time to return! bringing my 8 yo and 20 somethings back into the family, with thankfulness to awesome girlfriends that have never given up the trip!

@weengreen

Жыл бұрын

Awesome story, Anne. Welcome back!

@annec4019

Жыл бұрын

@@weengreen thanks for your kind words, helps me much as i wander back in

Listening on April 12, 2022. Thank you for this delightful break and reminder.

Amazing jam. 2020 and the Dead sound better than ever for me.

Magical & transcending🥹never could grow weary of this

Thank you for creating this for everyone!! I love non stop Dead jams. I am able to get tasks done so easily when this plays with focus and no distraction.

It's a fun set - reminds me of my first live cassette my big sister gave me in 86' which was 11/17/73 at Pauley Pavilion. I wore that thing out smokin' 80's weed and driving across country in my 80' chevette.

Fantastic EOTW jams. Thx brother. ❤

One of the Best videos on KZread. This is sonic medicine for us... and the future. Gratefu!

My favorite Dead song and my favorite jams! You've done it again!

thank you. well done and just what i needed.

EOTW is what got me into the Dead. Loved the groove when I first heard it played by The Dead at the Gorge after the Allman Bros had played.

I can’t believe I ate the whole thing!

Thanx Weengreen and all the rest of my favorite posters, without you all we would never be able to whisper to the ceiling at night, "Hey Jerry, the music never stopped!" I am so fucking grateful to all of you for sharing, without you tube and folks like you, i dont know where I'd be. These shows are a hugepart of every day and leave me with a grateful ♥ and soul with nothing left to do but Smile, Smile, Smile !! Hippy Mother's Day to all of my trippy hippy Ma friends, be kind to yourselves amd make it a grate one!

12/22/78 - Dallas: at age 18, my first Dead show. Didn't recognize any songs except Not Fade Away, and for whatever reason, Eyes of the World. Over the years I definitely got to know all those other songs I heard that night, except for (alas) From The Heart of Me. Who knows; maybe it was EOTW that got it all started for me!

that's a lot of eyes & they're all looking at me

1973 Watkins glen summer jam was my first show, what an impact it had on me. can not wait for mountain jam, jerry jam and peachfest.

I cannot thank you enough for this. TYTYTY. its just so good. Cheers!

This like the “wave” that never ends... always reminds me of the first time I listened to one from the vault. Whole blues for allah in that is key as well

@Dijahtal_Arts_Not_Digital_Arts

2 жыл бұрын

The circle that never ends..first time for me was dark star, summer of 71

It's Billy as single drummer that makes the rest possible. Unmatched fluidity and technical skill.

@weengreen

3 жыл бұрын

^ he's not wrong

@Spherian7

3 жыл бұрын

@@weengreen =^-^=

@stevenmetzendorf7063

3 жыл бұрын

I was literally thinking same just few minutes ago... Always felt Dead needn't added percussionist, & that's what Hart is... a percussionist.

@Spherian7

3 жыл бұрын

@@stevenmetzendorf7063 YOU HIT THAT RIGHT ON THE HEAD. And I must say the timing is very cool. As a drummer friend told me, Mickey was one of the World's great percussionists, but at best a mediocre standard drummer. When he left around '69, Bill took hypnosis lessons and perfected his jazz/rock style. When Mickey returned, all that happened is the two were lashed together and had to find a common beat for everything. This produced the "Budweiser Mule Team" effect. Only a few musical pieces were successful, such as Sampson and Delilah and Hell in a Bucket. This caused an endless 4/4 machine that I firmly believe caused Jerry to develop carpal tunnel syndrome. It's all in the fluidity of a drummer that the guitarists can find the openness and flow allowing real creativity. The opposite is why their songs became very predictable. If Mickey had been kept as a background percussionist, it could have worked out. Anyway, as Man is the highest form of life on the planet, I believe we should act like it - Stay High!

Thanks, for downloading this, I could listen to it for days upon days! Plaudits!

Omg! Watching trees bend to this! Yeeeeeeeeeeessss!

@jackstrawfromwichita6168

5 жыл бұрын

How much acid were you on?

alls good - more Grateful Dead Jams - so many years to ease my soul!

Weengreen - you rock!!!

What a great approach! Eyes is one of my very favorite songs in the world - one of the ones I play myself over and over, and let's face it, even though it has a charming lyric, in Dead performance basically a framework upon which to hang a jam or two and create a provocative transition to another tune or Space. I could listen to audio collages like this of Eyes jams of every era - there are a LOT of great ones to choose from! Thanks so much for the post!

Is it me or is there nothing better than the first couple minutes of the debut jam

1st Generation Soundboard Tapes stolen in car in 80's. Fortunately I now exist in a zone where all is everywhere. It is a good zone.

@shootingstarzz6161

3 жыл бұрын

Let it grow

This is absolutely amazing

Sooooooooooooo what I needed right now..

Great work - watching for your 20-hour Dark Star Jams mix!

What a such nice job.. congrats. weengreen.

❤ Thanks !!! ❤

Wonderful stuff, thanxamillio!!!

Nobody else's GD jams are so well integrated as this. Thank you weengreen.

very very well......................................................................

Awesome! & I love the inclusion of Dark Star...Keep up the good work...

Reminds me of the basement jams at 710 Asbury

Love this thank you for sharing

Saw my 1st show...1970...this is like calmness...security....normalcy...ty to those responsible

INSPIRED!!! Thank you for posting 💀🌹

Nice Eyes.....clean. thanx

@stnz908

7 жыл бұрын

I have a poster of your profile picture!

Makes me think about and miss Jerry!

Excellent excellent ++++!, thanks! 3 or 1000 time's ! Thanks

Very groovy baby.....VERY Groovy!!! 😎

Eyes has the most beautiful Jerry solos. I am besmirched.

@jstantino

5 жыл бұрын

Mazn Kuldinow great term

@gdpacnw5126

4 жыл бұрын

besotted? smitten? besmirch is to cast in a negative light, to damage the reputation of (someone or something) in the opinion of others.

@helbitkelbit1790

2 жыл бұрын

Besmirch......one of my favorite words . However , you are misusing it here .

Thank you... for a real good time :^)

awsome mix !!!!!

thank you

One of my favourite GD toons.Love the studio version but you knew it was always going to be an extended noodle fest live.Perfect to mellow out to.

1973 what a time to be a kid in the USA

One of me all time favorite dead songs. DP 12 and 18 are my two favorite.

yes. this is very cool.

beautiful eyes

Beautiful stuff -- a lovely idea. Thanks for compiling and uploading! Gotta say, I'm surprised the 02/26 and 02/28 jams, particularly the former, didn't make it in -- some of those are stunning, and so beautifully recorded too. But I don't mean to criticise -- what you're doing is great :)

Launch me in to space ....''thank you''........

Love the Eyes

The Eyes debut at Roscoe Maples will always be my favorite. That show also had the best China/Rider imo, even with audio glitches.

@davidcastillo1340

4 жыл бұрын

@Vincent H. Yes! Bob's melody and Jerry's chords were so awesome together. Just beautiful, sweet music

Merci Grateful Dead!!! ♥

Wonderful.

best video on youtube

J'AIME LES GRATEFUL DEAD !!!!! 😊💙👍💖✌😀💚👌

We are the pure and chosen few And all the rest are damned There’s room enough in hell for you We don’t want heaven crammed.

Cue the goosebumps in 5,4,3,2,1.....

Sweet!

this music will take you on a ride.....if you let it

mis pelos se paran todos juntos alta vibración jerry altísima

Jerry on 🔥

Best eyes I saw them play were in 73’ the jazzy vibe was more prevalent then

As a multi instrumentalist, this song is my wet dream and I'd rather eventually drown than wake up from it. Sorry to sound crude but this song is the closest I will allow my ears to intercourse.

Its like having a 1:30:00 long continuous Eyes.. seemless and Etherial..

@johnciliberto7343

3 жыл бұрын

Lov÷y[u*ustthewayy[uare

gracias

@jimmydavis8427

3 жыл бұрын

Its spelled Garcia...

@jimmydavis8427

3 жыл бұрын

I just took a stroll around the sun on the illuminated beams of sonic reverbrated visions with silhouettes cast on the backs of of oceans tides, over and over, wave upon wave, surfing to a new stride of growth and finding a path of colored paper mache gears that grind into mountians of gelatin earth, digging deeper into a place of sparkling speckled measures of space inside a glass glode perfect and refined by the richness of a plows hand, grabbing my flow and gently billowing the sails of continuation and realism to the fact of make believe.....i was listening to this

Wake up to find out that you are the eyes of the world 🌎 Forever Grateful (~);} 💀⚡️ 🎼🌹🎼 🐢🐢

😀👍👍👍

**EDIT** I just learned that the riff in question became the "Stronger Than Dirt" theme in "King Solomon's Marbles." I never put this together before, but now that I know this, I totally hear it. This also explains why I can't think of a single instance of it after 1975 and the release of "Blues for Allah." 18:51 28:21 35:36 44:38 1:20:46 This pops up in virtually all EotW jams through (at least) the "retirement" shows at Winterland. Does it have a name?

@weengreen

4 жыл бұрын

That's right. A couple PITB from that era also have a Stronger than Dirt/Milkin' the Turkey type jam. It was labeled on some of my old cassettes as "Eyes w/'73 ending." I've also heard people refer to a jam called "Pandemonium” when talking about these 73-74 era Eyes. Pretty sure they are talking about a primitive version of this riff that eventually evolved into the more sophisticated and polished riff we hear in King Solomon's Marbles. Thanks for listening so closely and commenting! Happy Jerry Sunday to you, my friends. If you are on twitter, you can follow me @justweiss

@bladex2581

4 жыл бұрын

This little jam at the end of early Eyes Of The Worlds has always been my favorite part of the song, and until now I always just referred to it as "that 7/4 part at the end of Eyes", cool to learn it has an actual name and ended up in a different song. Also thanks for the timestamps, its interesting to listen to all of them in a row and really hear how they get more comfortable with it each time, especially Billy who goes from carefully accenting certain notes with the cymbals to throwing around the downbeat like its nothing

@garywebb8039

4 жыл бұрын

I remember this riff so well from back then! Thanks for the "stronger then dirt" , Yes! now I remember! I think they cycled back to it a thousand times one night! of course that was a very long,long trip that night. by sun rise I began to wonder, "where was I before all this happened?" See it all for the first time again.

@victorwong9622

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the time stamps!!

@victorwong9622

Жыл бұрын

That “Pandemonium” jam of 73-74 was a pinnacle for the boys, serving as a vehicle for going further and further out

I feel like miles davis would approve this

Has anyone ever told you that you have beautiful eyes?

if there was a better band with the same sound id listen to them 24/7 but i dont think they exist

@eugenegd2112

11 ай бұрын

better in terms of what?

@udontexist47

11 ай бұрын

@@eugenegd2112 the way it makes me feel/the feelings it imposes upon me

@eugenegd2112

11 ай бұрын

@@udontexist47 oh I see brother! the Dead were the only ones at what they did... so it may be a bit tricky take care