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Good morning master of ceremonies DJ Chris, yes my brother thank you for delivery of some mother's milk here in the morning for my cereal hehehe ✌️

Very Good !!! always a Deadhead 🌅🌉

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I'm far from a Dead expert, but I'd been to scads of Dead shows at Roosevelt Stadium in Jersey City. Seeing the city at that time, it must have been the only big venue for big performers, so I assume that's where this show was at. It was my favorite venue anywhere, although it was just an old, rickety, wooden, Minor League baseball stadium. In 73, I saw the Eagles, first big concert for me. Boz Scaggs opened, and I nearly liked him better! In 74, two days after this very show, I was at the CSNY reunion (8/8/74) tour concert. The night Nixon resigned! Quite the trip! This recording sounds cleaner than any live show I've been to at Roosevelt Stadium, but what do I know. All I remember is the best place for the Dead to follow me to!

Nice, Phil!!!!

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If this ain't acid, I have no experience, thx for Upload😊

1972-08-27 Veneta, OR Grateful Dead, "Sing Me Back Home" "Sugaree" "Me & My Uncle" "Black Throated Wind" "Mexicali Blues" "Bertha" "Jack Straw" "Greatest Story Ever Told" & "El Paso" Thank you djchrismc

Thank you. A Grate one. Who is playing the drums before the Slipknot played?

Thank you. Favorites, i visit often :)

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Sadly Jerry was so faded he solo'd in wrong key entire jam..lol

I was there but I can’t remember a thing.

The show was originally planned for August 2, but a storm forced a reschedule, despite the “rain or shine” caveat on the ticket. There are a lot of amusing anecdotes in the LMA reviews from people who were there with heads full of acid and nowhere to go…. So…the Dead moved on to Philadelphia, where they played two weekend nights at the Civic Convention Hall Auditorium, before returning to Jersey City.., An 18′ Eyes of the World and a whopping 36′ Playing in the Band > Scarlet Begonias > Playing in the Band sandwich. 1st set - hardly any pauses, the band just wants to go go go (opposite of the over-rated Veneta ’72). The kind of set that makes you reset what you call 5 stars! I think it’s due to Billy’s propulsion and extra fills (this is right before Mickey first came back). Bertha is very pop-and-lock. This is the Mexicali you want as well. Be attentive for Jer’s descending half-slide 2 mins into BioDtL…. Sugaree has incredible sustain tone! But Keith doesn’t run with it so they tidy up, making it average for ’74. Conversely, Jack Straw is perhaps the best of ’74. Every single member is freaking spanking Eyes in a top 20 all-time version. This is where Jer was a genius - who else could come up with that many variations and themes? C’mon man, gimme my face back. He’s so animated on Promised Land that Bobby has to give him some room during the verses. There’s barely a pause into Deal, the expected set closer. The set low point, it’s still above average (’74 was the Deal-e-o year) and doesn’t hint that a sandwich will now be served. So uptempo you would think it’s Playin’ too fast, it has been much remarked by traders. But, though unique and super-long (quantity isn’t always quality in Dead Land), it’s not the best playing of the set. Still, the tempo, the hotness of the band this night, the backline, and Jer mostly put it over, with lots of hints of ’76/’77. The meat is a pre-Fire Scarlet (!), but it’s kind of Jer deciding ‘look, here’s Scarlet, guys,’ though the jam gets better. The sandwich-bottom is a good-enough, 27-minute excursion. Not the best of ’74 but it goes to some cool places and even Donna’s prescriptive wail is circumscribed 2nd Set - Super long. Uncle John’s has another jam, in a jammy show, and again the jam is the tighter section. It’s a full stop and Phil tries for El Paso before Peter. Again, the end jam is best, but it takes a long time to get it to really melt. Phil gets his El Paso (now say thank you, Bobby). Jer is all over it like the GOP on an anti-science soundbite; like escaped chimps on the overturned banana semi. Best of ’74…. Loose Lucy is tight, funky, and inventive. Big River was performed so heavily in ’74 but damn if this isn’t up there[,] and I can’t recall a better Ship…. Donna is good in a peppy (not draggy) Row Jimmy but it’s Billy that makes it here. It’s a golden segue with Phil on the harmony section of He’s Gone and though Bobby flubs Truckin’ (like he does Sugar Mag), Jer and Billy are hammers. Sunshine Daydream is mostly an opportunity for Bobby yelp and Donna screech[,] but the encore is astonishing (after bumps?). Jer so rarely did punk-styled, single-note staccatos, so it doesn’t come across as a generic riff, but punctuation. Inbetween sets, Phil Lesh and his friend Ned Lagin did their Seastones thing, providing the crowd with a bit of interstitial “electronic cybernetic biomusic.” Whatever. I thought about doing a little research on Seastones, but it’s just not that interesting - it’s like Space without Jerry performed by music theory eggheads. Phil and Ned released a studio album with some of that material in 1975. I don’t recommend it. The Eyes, Playing sandwich, and UJB from 8/6/74 have all been officially released as part of Dick’s Picks #31, along with highlights from the preceding Philly shows.

Or a Summer Moon?

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Happy The Days Between Eve✌🏼 💕🕯 Jerome John Garcia August 1, 1942 - August 9, 1995

Saw Allen Ginsberg & had to have a listen 🎧🕸🕷💕👍🏼🪶💗🫰😊

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From the Rose Palace in the city of roses comes the brotherhood of roses and skulls

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Nice ancient Dead! Inspired to now dig into my archive for more late '60s shows!

Thank you Chris 😊...❤

NFBM to NSB to Jed?

hOLY SHIT bATMAN!

When they're firing on all cylinders as they are here, the Dead are without doubt the greatest band ever.

Thanks, "Grateful"ly appreciated for sure. Later, Peace.

The Dead’s good was SO very good. The whole band just wailing with Brent and Jerry going to town.

Nice sound quality

Adore this song

Part of a tremendous show in DA BRONX!!

40 years ago…”it seems like all this life was just a dream”

Thank God for those rascals,and thank you.

Come see Uncle John’s Band by the morning tide…😎✨✨😎

I had this tape back in the day

Nice 11:13 escape, thx

Bill Walton great basketball player dead head has passed away I remember standing next to him in Boston Garden with Governor Bill Weld I believe they saying happy birthday to Bill Walton a great Loss to the Grateful Dead community

Early 70s is my favorite overall. Thank you for this gift.

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he's gone is really messed up, skips around, had to stop listening; otherwise, quite enjoyable

Tryin to Let It Grow🌱🪴🌳- mention u on other Head channels...

71', noice, Thanx dj chis mc🎈🥊

I was there.

WHAT A FUCKING PARTYY

Made the Pioneer 💯, Thx138 dj chris mc. GREAT SHOW- ultra rare gem💎

I was there Waylon Jennings,new riders then the dead,my first show at five dollars a ticket

Could you please do a China Doll?

Amazing - thanks for the trip!

Totally dig your videos Perfect carcophany of colligenious cords with collidascopic colorfully cascading chrimerical cinema