I can't listen to Jerry playing without the tears rollin out. With the first cord strummed it was like electric pulsating thru your veins. It was Jerry it was Brent it was the band it was the scene, the people (my fam) the spirit the LOVE! Nothing else will ever compare to that feeling of unity and surreal euphoria~ that moment when everything was just right in the world. Haven't had that feeling since. Don't think I ever will again.

@Ck-zk3we

9 ай бұрын

No Brent here

My last show too. Will never forget that Scarlet/Fire. The whole stadium was spinning like a giant space ship taking off. I had been to 50+ shows by then and had never felt anything like that before, it was electric and it seemed like everyone knew something amazing was happening. So much joy and sweet sad nostalgia thinking about it. Thanks.

@bholdr----0

5 ай бұрын

My one and only- I was 17. So thankful that I was there... I've seen just about all the great music that a person of my generation could, from Nirvana, Petty, Dylan, PJ, Dieselboy, The Roots, Clapton, Cash, Tool, an eclectic mix- like from Van Morrison to Pavarotti and Midori, Pearlman, Dylan, Bb King, Sublime (!!), Trifinov, etc, and many more... but- This was... this was the Grateful Dead. I still have that ticket stub somewhere (I hope...). One of the best days of my life. (And that's saying something, thankfully.) Love to all

@stevengee3475

4 ай бұрын

Yes!!!!

@stevengee3475

4 ай бұрын

@bholdr we need to connect! Same age. Same story. My one and only. Hit me up 🤙 friend

I am 17 now. I was two weeks old when my parents took me to this show back in 1995

@darickbonebrake6774

2 жыл бұрын

Coolest reply of all time lol

@henryhutchison8298

2 жыл бұрын

26 now! Whuddup

@hammondOT

9 ай бұрын

Doubt.

Me was there ! Superb... and my last Dead show. First was Paramount (2 shows) in '77. Saw some freak outside smokin a joint... pointed to a cool looking round apt. building across street... "That looks kinda cool". Guy said, "Yeah, that's certainly different." We spoke more, and he went through backstage door. "See you soon !" I thought that was odd. It was Jerry. I had no idea ! I had never seen pics of them. I was new. ;-)

@jacobskalka8946

9 жыл бұрын

Wow man that's a hip story. I wish I wasn't so young- all my generation has to go on is "Deadheads for Obama" **shudders** That always puts a repugnant taste in my mouth

@waynegarrow192

9 жыл бұрын

I was there, actually sat on Jerry's side for this and Portland. I was and am a Phil Zone head, so glad I stared at Jerry for my last shows-freaked me out when he stared at me during most of I want to tell you, I was high so maybe not most of the song haha

@TheHarveyspike

8 жыл бұрын

+Jacob Skalka I couldn't agree with you more. I was lucky enough to have been at the last show in Soldier Field as an 8 yr old kid (don't know what my parents were thinking), but I'm glad they had that lapse in judgement. It's one of my earlier and fondest memories to date. I still love and can remember to this day that smell of the thick ganja-laden air weighing so heavy all around. We were 5-6 rows back and when night fell and the lights went up I could barely see the band. Not sure if it was from the contact high, or the thick smoke lol. Either way I can honestly say I was able to see Jerry Garcia play live before he died. I'll always very much appreciate that gift. Then there's videos like these that just carry the legacy on..magnificent stuff! Peace & Love my fellow DeadHeads :D

@dyrwolf

6 жыл бұрын

My son's first show was Buckeye Lakes 92, 5 years old. It was a huge thrill for him.

@reverendbrothergenerik7976

6 жыл бұрын

Make America Grateful Again! Some of us drink a different koolaid.

Like you say-great weather! I flew to Spokane for the week of, and I brought the California weather came with me, so I was told. A week of fishing, 4x4ing, swimming, just hanging out with a brother, his Mrs., and a friend/sister...and the great Grateful Dead in Seattle topped off the week. And after the show, we all went to the amusement park next to the venue. This was one of the greatest times I ever had seeing the Dead, quite honestly. What a time!

@Karmakatt6

3 жыл бұрын

I've liked the GD for 30years. I've loved them for 6years because on great people like yourself sharing on a train I finally borded.. My favorite single words describing the Dead.. Kind and MUTRON

i had just found what i was looking for, 6 months before this, at my first Dead show

@kavami11jams30

4 жыл бұрын

Sounds like what I did in 87-. Left my college courses to go on tour only to return to get my term papers midterms and finals completed then back on tour. This was my beautiful adventurous life throughout my entire college career. Travelled all over the US. How I graduated I have no idea. Guess it was by the magic we know as Jerry. I miss him terribly 😢

was my last show. took my 4 yr old daughter to this day she says she remembers seeing the music and the colors! epic

@ReedRosson1987

Жыл бұрын

Grate parenting :P

Arguably the best show of 1995

@ReedRosson1987

3 жыл бұрын

Yeh it's not bad. I love the Fire. it is one of the best out of any year, in my opinion.

I miss jer everyday still... saw scarlett fire my first show vegas 5-31-92 .. my last show was the middle show salt lake 95... once in a while ya get shown the light... peace

@skipwb

4 жыл бұрын

I shed a tear and smile every time I see the head light on a North bound train.

@mattking1724

3 жыл бұрын

The Vegas shows changed my life... and the music never stopped

I was at this show!! it was one of the best scarlet/fire I've seen live. the crowd was soo into it. Jerry was doing that crazy alien sounding thing 👽 thanks for posting this show it brings back such good memories. they encored Mighty Quinn!! it was amazing.

I wasn't here, never got to see Jerry. About a month after Jerry died I decided to see what the hype was about this band, I was 15. Went to the store and picked up Shakedown street cassette. That night my friend and I decided to take some acid for the first time and just walk around our neighborhood all night.. We had this small little boom box. We stumbled upon Fire on the Mountain. We both just fell in love with this song. We kept rewinding and playing this all night long just around the night. I've seen countless shows of the other ones, Ratdog, Phil and friends, Dead & comp. Seen them play Scarlet/fire many times. Hearing this song is just something so special it will take me back to that night everytime. Just a masterpiece of a song and a band!

OMFG! Listening to this with a brain full of post-ride endorphins has me in tears! I never knew it could be soooooooo gooooooood in '95.

the more gd I absorb the gd have to be The greatest American Band.....listened to them in the 70s but never heard all the china,rider ,sugarmagnolia,fire. songs now I cannot get enough. 😎🎶🎵♬😎

Jerry was feeling good and in the groove!!! Miss him much.

my last show. silliness in the lot and in the line-up led to a fog rolling in and the first set was spent finding my bearings. fully composed by the time the sun broke through for second set and i heard it coming... my favorite combo. it was soooo good to be there . in a years time we found ourselves in Veneta with Kesey rapping about the expansion of the tribe and the bus going round and round. love .

Yes, an amazing Scarlet/Fire. For myself and I'm sure for many others there that night our last show, Jerry passing just a few months later. By the time Fire came around the whole stadium was spinning, everyone and I mean everyone dancing, felt like we were all about to take off into deep space in our giant stadium spaceship. Will never forget it. Thanks for all the amazing memories boys. Peace and love. B

Jerry is single handedly the most expressive human to ever be alive on this here rock.

Jerrry may have forgot a few of the words but the Guitar was perfect and that's what sent us away at the shows!

Oh sure, and don't forget the Days Betweens and Visions of Johannas...The last song I saw them do live was Brokedown Palace at Shoreline '95. That was sweet. The truly live experience is where it's at anyway; the audio that is recorded never really does any show justice. And yes--"Thank you for [many] a real good time[s]."

Scarlet starts out a little sloppy, but the fire burns any hesitation out of this listener

@richardmoss8949

7 жыл бұрын

Jerry forgot the lyrics, at first....not unusual

@panamared3681

4 жыл бұрын

However, the openings where no one is sure where the downbeat is are magical, because you can clearly hear when everyone figures it out and comes together.

Great concert! Saw them next in Portland but we were so far back in the crowd I don’t really remember much about it. This show was really the last show for me because I remember it and it really sounded good and the audience was great!

This is a great one. Jerry was very emotional on Fire. Rare vocal improvisation from him at 25:00 minute mark.

@anthonyrichardson343

Жыл бұрын

Bro Jerry forgot words all the time. That's ok.I wouldn't call it rare

My first and last show. 17 yrs old. First LSD experience. Me and my best friend from 3rd grade took some white blotter for our first time someone gave us. We were with my two older brothers and we had a group of 20 + dead head all their friends who were on the bus and had finally returned home to seatown. Was a breezy sunny spring twighlight sunset 🌅 with space needle soaring. friends all sitting up on the wall up front. I grew up playing football on that field , but oh wow was this is different experience. Has lasted with me every day since 30 yrs later. Truly magical and life altering. Thank you 🙏 ❤ GD and Jerry.

It's so sad that Jerry died. Another amazing musician gone....

thanks for posting, , I was there, still have my ticket.....incredible night

One of the best...... I miss Jerome.....

calling all deadheads, this is a good song over and out.

Same here K I loved him + we did have a thing going on but most didn’t know ! Love him still ! 🩵🐰🐇🖤💀☠️👽🪐🛸🚀💜🩷👻😻🫣🥳🧡💚🩶🤩💛🩷🤎💙❤️💜all hearts out to our people the Deadheads !

my first and only show non utero, i was 16 days old! (thanks cool parents) 22 now and i still listen to jerry and the band on a weekly if not daily basis

Thank you Grateful Dead for all the Great Music, it's greaaate!&!

@aylapucci5467

5 жыл бұрын

Kim Maninger it's spelled. "grate", aiko aiko

It IS good. And I like the unusual sounds that Jerry squeezed out of his guitar on Fire. For all the talk about lousy late era shows, these guys managed to find something new to do with a combo that was already 20 years old!

There are a few gems in 95. And this might be the best of them all.

This was my last really good show. In addition to the excellent Scarlet>Fire, Space, Playin>Uncle John’s Band, Eternity and the Help>Slip>Fire opener are all worth a listen.

This was a Rex foundation show I loved the scene Seattle center was soooo fun

Really Good One - Thank you so much MrMusicNeverStopped, ROCK IT!!

What makes this jam great is that jerry was creating intentional melodies from the scale (b mixolydian) used to segue into fire on the mountain, and in fire itself. Jerry at his laziest would run up down the boxes of the scale, the occasional bend or slide, putting little thought into crafting melodies with those seven notes. Jerry at his best could take those seven notes of whichever scale/mode he was using and make little songs over and over again creating distinct musical phrases. His improvisation was inspired by the modal jazz of john Coltrane and miles and ornette Coleman. The idea was improvising with just one mode over limited chord changes. The hard part is keeping the jam engaging and interesting and fresh for 20, 30 minutes despite playing seven notes over the same chord. Jerry could be brilliant at that. He could also at times be lazy and just run up and down the scale. Here he really puts thought into each phrase creating unique little mini songs through the jam

Man I miss that picking.Thank You so much for the upload.I saw them at RFK that year.

@kavami11jams30

4 жыл бұрын

Mee too. My last show with Papa Jerry. So sad

I cruised in from Vegas and had an awesome weekend in Seattle. I remember the weather got really pleasant at showtime. The crowd was ironically "alive," dancin'. Thanks for posting!

My last show... was awesome

if there was an edit / crossfade you did an amazing job. I listened to it twice to catch it. BTW, your color transition right before the drop in back to Fire was right on cue. awesome job.

Yes !! Took my ten year old daughter to this show, we were about 30 ft. back from Jerry & Vince. During his solos on Fire, Jerry was strutting around the stage like he was King Tut with a huge smile on his face. The guys were really having fun that night.

@mauilogic1679

10 ай бұрын

Love it when the Big Guy w/the Beard goes full affect ala mode' Scarlet>Walk like an Egyptian>Fire trip The Fatman Rocks The Glyph Man Shreds The Beardest a Cometh..........go have a look at 3/16/88 kaiser vid set1 only.....but thateth a looketh liketh the Jerreth i knoweth......as my friend Thomas Aylesworth had appeared mid G.S.E.Told fucker 1st circled then landed thought i heard a blackbird singin' up on bluebird hill....on my shoulder in full drooleth a snotteth a drippeth fully animated Vulture!...hed noticed had been sayin since the feb shows @ kaiser that they were starting to rotate the jerrys! However all to ready to Claim a REGAIL THE HORN WAS TOOTED OR SNORTETHED AS A FAIR REGAIL WAS ALL AND EFFECTIVELY HEARD BY ALL AS WE GATHERED IN THE HALL. w the sream of an eagle on the fly!!! Tomcat LUMBERJACKED Jerry yelling about some Woman Sung Sing Sang Song listen here! Old Piss & Vinegar Tomcat Lumberjacked it up a notch!!!..they could have got so guy from homedepot corner or oit of our lot dialed his beard in and all those nites that somthin was more then just a bit off that dark trip fukin with our trips was the guy they wheeled out there sometimes wasnt even our guy!! our bodies sensed it but chalked it up to microwaved affect aging processed meat 🥩🥓🍖🥓🥓was just burnt yet still soggy from the dethaw that was not the beard that could always let 1 rip r.i.p.🎉hey guess what Peace & Balance are the Rules🎉

My last show, my first time in Seattle. Thank you.

Did you ever notice how Jerry Jerry was??? He was so Jerry it always makes me merry! I miss him still, isn’t that weird?

One thing I'll add I saw a bunch os JGB shows at The Warfield in 95, and people would sigh when he forgot a classic verse or mixed a few; noticeable gasps and sighs throughout the crowd. Technically sure those shows and many shows in 95 and yes after Brent passed, well easy to be critical. Still at those Warfield 95 shows, it got to the point of feeling it was as if a bunch of people at the country club saw a naked freak streaking across the 9th green at the US open. It was very mean to Jerry, and pissed me off, whatever not about people's opinions on what was good or bad, just seeing this guy up there doing his best, and these IMHO not very nice folks being outwardly mean. Reminded me of 92' some "Celtic fans"dissing Bird, freakin ridiculous. Plus the shining star, johnny too bad-shining star alone was worth all those flubs. Love you Jerry and thanks

@LonePigsyAndCub

10 жыл бұрын

I feel what you're saying about some heads being harshly critical. Just to temper your observation slightly I'd say some of those gasps were of legitimate concern. But, yeah on the other hand, some people just don't understand the effort it takes to get up and play for people night after night. Damn, I miss Jerry.

@garretschenck345

10 жыл бұрын

most were arguably legit, but but guess my point is to be so public about it....sure concern is one thing, but groaning like he missed another wild three pointer, lots of people in this world mask being a jerk w/ concern. now before i get too deep where no need to go there, sorry,, not saying anyone posted did, just was thinking out loud, and certainly apologize if anyone feels in disagreement. LPAC I know U understand so obviously not dissing u. and yes two sides to most everything, even that which i may find 100%, admittedly someone else may have a reason etc.

@tonydanis1480

9 жыл бұрын

Garret Schenck Doubt any of it hurt his feelings much. After thousands of shows, he was enough of a professional to deal with the occasional heckle, and I'm sure he didn't want anyone to feel sorry for him. In their early years, they endured some brutally negative crowd reactions. Comes with being a performer. Jerry really could project a sense of Byronic pathos, but that was part of his stage schtick and he was most definitely a romantic at heart. When it came to the mechanics of putting on a show , he was as tough as any dockloading foreman. All you have to do is listen to some of the tapes of their onstage private verbal exchanges to realize he meant business and was very no-nonsense. Jerry could definitely look after himself .

@ronson232

7 жыл бұрын

This is not meant as a dis to Jerry, god rest his soul. But I think some of the disgruntlement during the '95 tour was justified. You say he was trying to do his best. The problem is, he really wasn't; at that stage of his decline, he simply was incapable of trying his best. There was a feeling among some that the band was touring and collecting money to feed their enormous machine, but not really having their hearts in it anymore. There was genuine concern for Jerry, who obviously was functioning at about 20% capacity. But there was also annoyance at the whole band and its handlers, for letting business take precedence over Jerry's health and the music itself. This would have even been excusable if it were *good* business, but this business had a fatal outcome and doomed itself. In retrospect, I don't think people blamed Jerry for his increasingly frequent flubs as they were with the band for letting things reach that point. Maybe the band itself didn't deserve the anger, maybe nobody did. But the anger was legit.

@DanielPearsonRoseCityWriter

6 жыл бұрын

I was at those Warfield shows too and I remember exactly what you are talking about. There was almost a tangible sense of dread in the air those two nights (last Warfield shows). I also remember Jerry's skin looked grey, and him turning himself down during some guitar solos that he could not play/remember those nights.

My favorite show from '95

I saw the Dead at Charlotte in '95. They opened 2nd set with Unbroken Chain, then a Scarlet Fire that really popped. Jerry really opened up during the guitar solo on scarlet. Where before they would do 3 iterations, they were opening up to 5 or 6! He was relly stepping out.

thank you for posting...I was there....let me take my camera gear in all 3 daze.....Portland Meadows was a gas the party rolled 24/7 for 2-3 daze.....then Jerry goes and pulls the ultimate disappearing act.......at least remnants of the Dead carry on the tradition .....thanks to all the Dead ....DSO .....jrad....see ya next Friday in Seattle.....

Whoa!!!! These Fire sounds are outta this world!!! Never bothered to listen to this tape before. That was truly BERSERK SOUNDING!!!!!

this Fire on the Mtn smokes

There is something very special about this Fire. It also proves Jerry could still Fucking melt faces in 1995 on the guitar!

@markschafer1828

7 жыл бұрын

Reed Rosson steal your face off your head....sigh

@ReedRosson1987

3 жыл бұрын

@@markschafer1828 Oh come on., of course.. but this one cooks, you gotta admit. It is actually in my top 5 most favorite Fires of all time. I prefer it over most, depending on my mood. Strange, being from 1995 and all. Just my preference, though.

I agree, the last great one, the Fire pops in a way that very few ever did. When Jerry hits what Duprees called the Alien tone it just goes out there. Stellar show, I loved it live and I love it on tape/cd/stream/ipod.

@claymationwaves

6 жыл бұрын

that tone is what my life is about along with his 90s acoustic tone and the way he meshed with everyone the sound/instrument quality finally matched the band members skill, where did you read that duprees said this or did you hear it i must know please.

@Karmakatt6

4 жыл бұрын

That pedal sold last year on Ebay :-(

@IDarashAdonai

3 жыл бұрын

Lee Ross what pedal was it

@glyn420

3 жыл бұрын

douglas jardine it was in the spring tour issue of Dupree’s released in 1995 came out just before he passed if I remember correctly.

Thanks...That was Enjoyable!Jerry has a lot of emotion on FOTM..and he didn't "Flub" the words...very CoSmIc!!!! (~};-)

Amazing love it so much

Not sure if it was this night or another on the weekend but I caught all of these shows as I lived walking distance up Queen Anne. Me & two of my best were there. One of the shows was particularly memorable due to some Canadian geese who decided to check out the show with the rest of us. We had made our way up to the stage at the west end zone. We noticed Bobby, Jerry & Phil were looking up into the sky to the east and then turning to each other and smiling broadly. I turned around to the east to see a perfectly formed "V" of honkers flying dead center toward the middle of the stage. Seeing the huge smile on Jerry's face as he watched them fly over the stage and on their way was unforgettable. Everything seemed to click into place after that.

@AdamCohn

9 жыл бұрын

Dave Snow I remember that. The crowd definitely cheered when the birds came by.

@donaldeldridge1573

8 жыл бұрын

+Dave Snow Yes...."...the wild geese, in the wind..." moment was special! got to see the next 2 shows, in Portland. (my last) This was all, part of a once-in-a-lifetime trip, beginning in Tampa. 8500 miles in 17 days! I can only smile, when I think of these shows!

@tampasizzle

7 ай бұрын

Holy Shit! I will never forget that. I was there. At that point I knew Jerry was a wizard!!! NFA💚

Wow, it’s rare to find something from 95 that’s interesting to listen to. Nice

I was at this concert :)

Yep, my last show as well. Glad they got back to Seattle.

it is one my list ty for sharing it

Great show :-)

I saw the Dead when they Toured Europe in 72/73 and they Headlined the Famous or not so Famous depending if you were there or not Bickershaw Rock Festival they were fantastic they lifted the crowd and the sun came out, because it didnt stop raining over the 3 day event,on the Monday morning we saw the Deads tour bus leaving it got stuck in the mud, And me and a couple of friends gave them a lift to push the bus out of the ruts Jerry Phil lesh and Bob Weir came and thanked us all,Pigpen stayed on the Bus and just snarled at us as the bus pulled away

@KlondikeG

6 жыл бұрын

Clarence Beeks When did the Grateful Dead play Europe in 73? I only know of 72 - 74 - 81 & 90

@Gumbo72203

2 жыл бұрын

@@KlondikeG he’s saying that general time frame. They didn’t in 73, but not everyone is obsessive about dates ;)

i neva went in 95,no need i thought....this is good....thx....

They definitely took this and turned it up and turned it on a fire and let it up I just kept going fucking awesome man

The Best!!!!!! Thank you for posting. Do you know if the “album” is available?????? ❤❤❤love it. Puts me in great mood no matter what

i was there ! it was my birthday ! nice day ! i tripped ! had a blast !

Last Scarlet/Fire I ever got. Hell, the last show I ever got was just over a week later at Shoreline. Made all 11 West Coast shows this tour. Forever Grateful that I did!!

Compton Terrace 12/9/90 was a surreal segue. Jerry made some of the best midi improvisation Rosebud's ever bloomed. Expo 1992 was the best non Bruce Hornsby Scarlet I ever caught.

ALL HAIL THE DIRTY WIZARD 🧙‍♂️🗽FIYO FIYO⚡☀️🌠〽️ He was so far gone this tour he needed a monitor w lyrics like karaOKE because he didnt know them......YET he still pulled off this fire on the mountain in what I like to call peoples Flashes Of Greatness. So happy to read all the stories here and people that were there.

very nice

beautiful midi horns :) no oner did midi horns and flutes like jerry..... i am old deadhead, it is a touch sad to see jerry still working to pay other peoples bills.... 6 months b4 he passed....... jerry garcia, an american treasure :)

They sound checked 'Tough Mama' before one of these nights in Seattle and we could all hear Jerry sing it from the line and really hoped they would break it out but alas

@jameswilliam904

3 жыл бұрын

I always thought that was Bob Dylan's Ode to the Grateful Dead. The rhythm of the song and With all the different characters in the song it's so Robert hunter esq

Incredible fire

ah I wish I could have seen the glory of the lot at the seattle center, glad they have still had music on that stage. I have a seattle dead shirt from 94 (when I was born) its a skeleton holding onto the space needle or course tie dyed

This is amazing to get this from the taper.. Awesome. Thank you for your work. I wonder did Cobain ever go see the Greateful dead??. Yeah I was on summer 95 and am now wondering who the real GUTTERPUNKS WERE??

This was my daughters first concert at age 3 months.

Quinn The Eskimo!!! I recall how peculiar...How Wonderful...How Grateful.. went with my my brother Steve. Neither of us knowing it would be the last show we would see as Jerry crossed over in August...

Was there! Good times

I dropped to the floor when I got the call + I was devastated because I knew he didn’t have log on this earth being as sick + uncared or by doctors but he didn’t care about that at all just his music ! When the day he couldn’t play or sing he gave it up if u know what I mean by letting urself die slowly !

Pretty damn original Scarlet for this late in the game. Deeply enjoying this, never heard one quite like it. What a gas! Anyone know who's doing the "whistling" stuff around 19:00? Is that Bob?

@SAEmusic7

8 жыл бұрын

+Tony Danis That would be Bobby, but with a really heavy envelope-filter on his guitar, which unfortunately gives an "underwater pennywhistle" sound.

@tonydanis1480

8 жыл бұрын

+Stephen Elliott Thanks. Bobby can certainly tend towards an overly thin tone, but it does work in this case. "Underwater pennywhistle", lol!

@KlondikeG

6 жыл бұрын

Tony Danis, Check out 7/2/95 Scarlet. Haven't been able to find a crisp soundboard. Bouncy version to say the least. Solo is tops considering the year.

This is good or sure. IMO the last truly great scar-fire was 3/23/95. Lots of energy to that one and the whole band is really on. Hornsby on piano for that too. I say this, but of course every scar-fire has its merits. Thanks for this one

That was my last Dead show. (snif)

@markschafer1828

7 жыл бұрын

Red Cedar mine too...sniffles

Great show!! Was there with the whole 206 crew...pockets full of the Northwest's' finest flowers, and lots of Yugoslavian 23. E wanted to leave before the show even started, ' cause the dose was throwing him. Told him to wait for the music to get going...he did & he was fine! Beautiful spring night in the Emerald City...started with 2 giant V's of geese flying down in between the stands @ Memorial Stadium...show went late, then spilled out into the already crackin' Folk Life Festival!! reggae shows in the Center House (where we met Jerry, wearing a Jerry Band shirt, lol!) and drum circles until 3am. Someone stole my shoes that night! Walked 4 miles home barefoot...ahhh, one of the best days of my life, leading into an absolutely epic summer! Jerry passed on my birthday, a couple months later...always sad I never got to see more of the Dead all together. At least we have the bootlegs! Thanks for the trip down memory-lane...

Went to Vermont first summer east coast show. Man lake Champlain was very still you could see clear threw to Canada. Jerry were red in Vermont. Strange..I made it all the way to Chicago n got a 50 ticket for last night that year. Man we rode into Chicago and there was not one soul at the venue because we rolled in the previous evening. We drove around the old stadium and then pulled up to the Museum next to the stadium where we found a Phish Kid that had just came into Chicago from Phish he had mentioned.

arguably lives up to the description, very tasty, very nice stretch, can't understand any thumbs down, just why , why bother

Charlotte '95 Scarlet>Fire was my last one and it was a barnburner!

There weren't that many Scarlet - Fire segues that weren't great !!

jerry gettin off with the wah wah peddle

@ARawFueledLife

10 жыл бұрын

It's actually an envelope filter, so Jerry is controlling the wah with his picking dynamics.

@jamesderoc6717

10 жыл бұрын

ARawFueledLife you might possibly be a dead head geek

@ToGetToTerrapin

9 жыл бұрын

james deroc no, he is just being accurate, and if he didn't correct you I would have... the truth is just too important.

@ToGetToTerrapin

9 жыл бұрын

james deroc not the old school heads, but I agree the younger "dirt merchant" lot thieves began ruining the scene in around '91... perhaps earlier. Knowledgeable heads are just serious about the music and their instruments/rigs, that's all... glad you enjoy the tunes...

been chainsmoking to the zappa and the dead all night pretty im gonna stop this level of madness but man these last 15 years have been fun

The last and most meaningful show I ever saw. Hard to explain how this show leaves more of an impression on me than 50 other shows I saw. Maybe its because I had written them off, then the boys bring the x-factor when it was least expected. I remember being in total awe during the fire- close encounters shit. Looking around, like what the fuck is going on! The stella pushed it over the top. I would love to some day have a crispy SBD of this show. Why it doesn't exist, I dont know because the acoustics where great.

This is ALL the reasons you listen to the Grateful Dead. Wow

That was a good one, guess folks like that envelope filter Jerrys' playing!#Sounds like the score to a cheesy sci-fi film people would like!

What a scarlet fire.

I was at this show and I was stone-cold sober. I agree that this is possibly the last "great" Scarlet->Fire played, although it was only played a handful of times after this before Jerry passed that August. On a side note, the Shakedown Street performed in Portland a day or so before this show is arguably the last barn-burning Shakedown played. I mean, it smoked.

Rock+Roll

RIP JG

“… I knew right away she was not like other girls, other girls…”

Whammy pedal Jerry FTW!

Front row--my last show… sigh.

@garretschenck345

10 жыл бұрын

we were front row too, but on the stadium seating :

@LonePigsyAndCub

10 жыл бұрын

Garret Schenck Sweet, man, yeah I was at the Hamilton shows too. I caught a great Scarlet-Fire my first show; Kingswood '84. Fire on the Mountain is still probably my favourite song of all time:) I believe we also caught the final performance of "The Wheel"(also played at my first show).

@glyn420

9 жыл бұрын

LonePigsyAndCub Caught a Great Scarlet Fire my first show also in 7-7-1989. I still love this one more at least the Fire part. But you cant go worng with any i heard mentioned here.

@LonePigsyAndCub

9 жыл бұрын

glyn parson Wow, that '89 summer tour was soooo great!!! Good times! I'd go back in a time machine without hesitation!

Seattle Center 95'!!!

live recordings don't do it justice, but they're pretty fawkin rad and fantastic.

You poor child. 77.