Alright You Grateful Dead Fans...

Make it full screen, and CRANK it up!

No need for thanks...

:P

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PfH5QES65gQ

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of course, he was only about 32 years old there. :hi:

has announced an 18 song Grateful Dead add on for the game.

From the run they made the movie out of. Saw all those shows.

Love that little UJB Jam toward the end of the transition. :hi: :thumbsup:

For about one second. When the chick is hooting, they cut away to a larger shot. I am the guy in the white TShirt hooting.

My girlfriend at the time, Eileen..is the girl that is dancing in the short-ass Levis skirt and wifebeater top dancing in the hallway that they concession guy is drolling over. Still pissed she got more screen time than I did. Wonder why?

Really?? I know know that movie by heart. Every frame. I'll recognize you for sure when I look. An Eillen, I know her fer sure. She's got the cigs too, right?

I'm gonna look for you tonight.

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was that when the arena was filling up with people before the show and the girl was hooting loudly?

Right after they cut away from her they go to a guy standing up in white T_Shirt. that is me.

I will check it out...

Are you throwing something?

Right after the hoot, medium shot of girl and guy sitting.

Then face paint dude...


I'm on the hunt, brother.

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Been a long time since I have seen it. It does look like I am throwing something, in reality I am taking my hands from my face after Hooting.

I know it is right around that scene.

You are right center screen with a faded skull and roses on your T?

Mind if I post it? Even if not, let me know if you want me to PM you a link so you can download it for yourself, OK?

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could be though, not sure of the shirt and I ahve never slowed it down to capture it. For me it looks like a white T. levis....

Great job of sleuthing. I love it, god I was so young then.......20. man that brings me way back to the day......Winterland was MY HOUSE. i saw so many great shows there, so Many GD shows, the Stones, The Who, traffic, Joe Cocker (he puked on me), Bowie (Ziggy). we used to go at least twice a week from Sac. 2 bucks for gas, go sell a few photos outside and go to the show.

Long time fans deserve some real credit for the phenomenon.

The set up...as documented in movie...was so laborious that only multi nite runs were possible. Fans would show up night after night; band would try and not repeat too much and truly explore; more fans would come knowing that things were malleable and unpredictable and give the band permission to fail; the band would go even further out; repeat for what--on some nights--seemed like infinity.

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...and met Garcia and that's about what he looked like at that time.
of course they did an abolutely stupefying version of China Cat Sunflower/I know You Rider that day.....a six-hour performance.

I used to love the Boulder shows and think that they laid the foundation for the great bands that are coming out of that area now, like String Cheese and Leftover Salmon, The Motet and so many others.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdz0bBRGxgc Wave that Flag!

When Jerry Garcia died, I cried.

to grieve...

course the park officially closes at dusk and this went on well after that...candles, pix put up as part of shrines and music music music from portables.
the cops showed up about 11, and everybody expected the badass mpls. cops to shut it down, but after a few of the elders explained what he meant to us they relented.....they let us take it well past midnight...

Just what he would have wanted... Music, music, music.

Almost posted a where's P-Boy thread. Got so used to seeing you here all the time when I got to log on at nights.

This is from the bonus of the GD movie, right?

I think I missed you.

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very good to see you. :hug: :hi: and I hope that you and yours are doing just fine. Missed seeing you around also...I have been on here only occasionally lately.

Yes, this is from the bonus material, which, for the benefit of those who have not seen it, shows individual segments of each player's instrument individually during the "UJB" portion of the jam which starts at 4:45 in the video in the original post.

It is during these segments that, in my opinion, one can see the brilliance of these musicians. To hear each of the instruments individually, and then hear how everything meshes together, is awe inspiring.

Take care of yourself my friend...

sweet jams indeed....

:) :hippie: :bounce: :thumbsup:

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVdTQ3OPtGY

I just saw Rat Dog in concert a few weeks ago and they did "Ripple". I had tears streaming from my eyes. Sure, it was just Bob Weir but it was still great to see it performed live

One of my faves too. One sure bet song to be played at my (hopefully far off) funeral.

If I knew the way, I would take you home......

I was just thinking the same thing! I want my ashes spread in the woods near my house. I think it's fitting. (This is a weird subject for 7:20 in the morning).

Funny. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVk1RicbKJs