Bruce is a good ole Virginia boy! He definitely has the spirit! Hampton came alive on this night in the mothership! This is one of those if I had a time machine shows. He has quite the interesting story about his first GD show with his parents. BBBBBBRRRRUUUUUCCCEEE!
Hampton is magic!
good tape, couldnt make the show. enoyed the Starlight Amp tape too.
was there for this one, good time was had by almost all. some folks will just never learn 
nothing like a Casey Jones to get the night goingâŚ
little young for this one, quality tape tho
Buckeye and Deer Creek were always on the top of my list to see the Dead, sadly never made it to either.
I never saw the Dead there, but my first visit to Deer Creek was a triple bill of Govt Mule, Phil Lesh & Friends, and the Allman Brothers Band (6/29/02). Warren Haynes played in all three bands. He was on stage for six hours!!!
One of my favorite musical âsandwichesâ:
Playinâ In The Band>
Uncle Johnâs Band>
Morning Dew>
Uncle Johnâs Band>
Playinâ In The Band
Love a good PUMUP!
Steve Miller Band opened, and he comes out after Space to sit in on Spoonful> Other One> Morning Dew. He also plays on the encore which is a tasty combo of covers from The Beatles and The Who: Baba OâRiley> Tomorrow Never Knows. Definitely one of the better shows I ever saw. You know youâre in for a good time when they open with Help> Slipknot!> Franklinâs Tower!
Nice one! SMB at Strawberry Hill was the first concert I went to back in the day, good memories!
We got so Fâd up we got on the highway going the wrong direction home and were an hour into NC before we noticed LOL
remember this one well, jusâ a coupla beers on the ride in, then into the show. first eyes opener i believe
6/6/92, Rich Stadium
this one was hot as hell, and the floor was packed beyond, resulting in the âtake a step backâ jam, most talking i ever heard them do onstage.
the wave ran around the stadium the entire setbreak, and i had a shitty mushroom trip 
quality tape for sure, and bobby even came out with the sunglasses on 2nd sehttps://youtu.be/uOrWZq3lAQEt 
Ok I know this isnât tape trading, but it is Dead related and Iâve gotta askâŚ
Where do yâall stand on Dead&Co?
If there was only one show I had to listen to for the rest of my life, this would be very high on the list.
Grateful Dead - Huntington, WV April 16th, 1978
Majestic perfection, Donna is even in tune. So many potential best-ever versions in this show, itâs mind blowing. The hottest of the hot though is the Estimated > Eyes, soaring brilliance into a bubbling spring symphony. Bring reinforcements.
Iâm with you, sort of. I canât really listen to them on the radio, falls flat for sure. But the one show I can listen to is the show I attended. I was very apprehensive about it, you can ask @CrunchBerries , I am no fan of JM that is for sure.
So my question to you would be, have you seen them live? It blew me away, I was not expecting someone like JM to be aware of the nuances it would take to get me and so many others through a hero dose journey, but he/they did with flying colors.
Again, the only show I can stomach is that ONE show and I would actually like others opinion on it, it is 11-8-19 from Hampton.
Take a listen, again maybe itâs just cause I was there, or maybe itâs actually a good show? đ¤ˇđź
I do love that Meme and some Billy Strings:)
Iâve caught Dead & Co three times. The first was when they first toured in 2015. I taped that one and have had over 38,000 people listen to my recording: 11/20/2015 in St. Louis
I was shocked how slow everything was! It sucked the life out of the tunes and I really didnât enjoy it. John Mayer has talent but had not yet gelled with the band.
Fast forward to last year. I saw them in early September in St. Louis, then again at Chula Vista in late October since I traveled to California (to party while my gf attended a work conference!). I actually enjoyed these shows. I thought what Mayer was doing was great. Iâm still mad at Bobby for playing everything so slow, but I realized that Mayer can solo nicely over those slow blues songs, like It Hurts Me Too
I donât think Iâd pay the stupid ticket prices to see them again. Give me JRAD any day!
I have not seen em live, so that may be a factor. But I too think everything is too slow for my liking. Some stuffâs meant to be played slow, but mostly I want to see that spark and feel the energy. Anybody catch Bobby&Wolf Bros w/Billy Strings and Les Claypool the other night?
I have seen them live, indoors. Good set list and decent energy from the band. That was the dunk, big place. Phil and phriends at Lupoâs, was a far groovier experience.
hereâs another for you all. 10/31/1993, i mean itâs not 1973, but he was pretty tight this night. my friends and i talked about the shining star for weeks
Where was this show? Brendan Byrne arena?
