0:00:19 Shakedown Street 0:13:15 Walkin' Blues 0:20:21 Far From Me 0:27:58 Candyman 0:35:53 Stuck Inside of Mobile 0:46:50 Ramble On Rose 0:56:03 One More Saturday Night 1:01:03 Take A Step Back 1:02:01 Eyes Of The World 1:16:03 Estimated Prophet 1:28:04 Crazy Fingers 1:35:53 Uncle John's Band 1:45:09 Drums 1:52:10 Space 2:04:55 I Will Take You Home 2:09:19 I Need A Miracle 2:14:03 Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad 2:19:56 GDTRFB Coda (And We Bid You Goodnight) 2:20:59 Throwing Stones 2:30:40 Turn On Your Love Light 2:37:51 This Could Be The Last Time 2:44:07 And We Bid You Goodnight
Drove in from NYC. Got caught in traffic jam trying to get into parking lot. Took an hour to get into parking lot. It was brutally hot and humid. I came with no ticket. Wife and I couldn't find a ticket. Finally found tickets, show had already started. Got to gate. Tickets were counterfeit. I'm so happy to see this video of the show. The quality and show are fantastic.
Probably freshman year in high school, 1976, my sister came home with a new album~good ol Europe 72. My first show was MSG in 1979, the last was Hartford not sure of the day or year~at 64 years old, I am amazed at how much stuff I just can’t remember. Heroin addiction grabbed me late in life but blessed to have made back to the bright side of the road. I celebrated 8 years clean in August and the Dead are an integral part of my recovery. I can’t spit any statistics or even hold my own in a conversation about recording techniques, music theory~admiration for those that can. I am GRATEFUL for all who make it possible for me to continue to enjoy the music.
OMG I was at this show, My buddy called me the night before and said I got two tickets to Foxboro. I almost missed the bus leaving from NJ. What an awesome show!!! Thank you for posting!!!
I'm a Brit and was on an exchange trip to the States the summer of 1990 and ended up going to this very concert with some American friends, happy memories.
Brent Mydland passed away just 12days after this show. RIP I saw them in July/90 at Rich Stadium in Orchard Park. C,S&N opened for them. David Crosby,RIP, wore a a black tee with a skull and crossbones that said "Ugly" on the front of it.
I was so fortunate to be at this show, I was a Travel Agent at the time, after the show in the parking lot we found a cooler of steaks and rolling rocks, and a small grill, cooked it all up for everyone that came by, then my good friend ,Donnie said how much could u put a Europe tour together for, we began planning then, got in touch w Bill Grahams office for Europe show tickets, charged $1000.00 for plane fare, eurail pass, all show tickets, actually was able to comp at least 5 heads, and got 60 heads from across the us to go, omg what a time we had 00
I was there. They did a cover of the Stones, "Last Time"...fun show...that summer, the local grocery store had cases of Molsons for $3.99!!! That was cheap for even then. I remember getting to the venue, reaching the traffic jam, and getting out and walking. I w a s in the best shape of my life , handing out beers to Deadheads. Kids today don't know what they are missing.
Cryptic jazz bluegrass rocking roll fusion all rolled into one big fat joint that is the Gratefull Dead greatest band of all time, God bless my mother Marioska Jerry's caregiver.
I've been listening to the dead for about 8 years now.. it's just now making sense to me. Even more so after seeing panic live at red rocks. I feel like I was gently pushed off a cliff into another world. That guitar tone of Jerry... Oh my. My brain finally is processing it. I'm a massive Dead Head now. Just wish I could have been there those days. Respect to the dead heads that came before me! Let the music carry on!
My first show was Foxboro 87. I was introduced as a kid but when I experienced it live, it was life transforming. I found home. I've seen them east to west and places in-between.Seen 54 including my last Chicago 95😔. We need more Kind people in this world 🙂 WELCOME ABOARD
My 1st show was civic center Philadelphia...8 6 1974. Walked it to see home stereo speakers Known as the wall of sound. It was magical...to say the least. Phil and Ned. And this thing called drums ) Last Sundays show in Philadelphia was still magical!!
That Jerry solo on Far From Me made me tear up. What I would do just to see Brent and Jer' once. But forever Grateful for these pro shots that make me feel like im there.
My 1st Dead Show. So much energy in the stadium. It was electric. Was a great time inside and outside of the show. One of those nights you'll never forget. Legendary!
This show is badass..,Brent Mydland was an underrated talent .sorely missed .what an organist,pianist ,singer and harmony singer..arguably the best dead keys man.
I thought I sent a comment but cant find it, so will send it again. Ive been so fortunate in my life, 62 now, and being able to stream all these shows is incredible, after the show in the parking lot, found a grill and cooler of steaks and rolling rocks, cooked it all up for anyone and everyone, then my friend Donnie, asked me if I could put a tour for Europe together, was a Travel Agent, been to Europe may times already so right up my alley, we started planning right then, I said I bet i can do it for 1000.00, planefare eurail passes and all show tickets, got 60 heads from across the US to go and was able to comp at least 5 people, we had a crazy time
my one and only east coast show. kids were literally trying to break down the gates to get in. More beer than anything else in the parking lot. Definitely different vibe from west coast shows! Bid you goodnight was amazing!
Eyes of the world is such an amazing song. The words, the music, and of course how the Dead play. It's jazz, each musician improvising over the melody, and no body, no body can play this song like the Dead. So much joy can be heard. We miss you Jerry.
I was at this show. God it was incredible. Crazy looking at all those people together in a giant arena. How quickly things have changed in perceptions since Covid so sad. To live with Jerry on this earth was the greatest ever
That Eyes is SO damn good. It was my first show too, as so many in this thread have mentioned and I still absolutely adore this Eyes 32 years later!!! The rest of the show is ok too…lol
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@@en4017 I'll bet you think that by trolling around in spaces you have no business being in to try to bully people over to your warped religious views, you're one of the good guys. It's kind of sad you don't have anything better to do with your time. Maybe put the concert on and listen for awhile and then engage people directly on the same level, listening along with speaking.
@@en4017 take ur white guy in the sky malarky somewhere else. But do this take bout 4 hits of really good lsd and right b4 you peak take a couple Rios off a DMT rig. You will experience the joy terror and everything in between. But you'll probably forget bout all that white guy in the sky crap. it's so much bigger and greater than that malarky...
Set 1 Shakedown Street Walkin' Blues Far From Me Candyman Stuck Inside of Mobile Ramble on Rose One More Saturday Night Set 2 Eyes of the World Estimated Prophet Crazy Fingers Uncle John's Band drums space I Will Take You Home I Need a Miracle Goin' Down the Road Feelin' Bad Throwin' Stones Turn on Your Love Light encore: This Could Be the Last Time We Bid You Goodnight
Two encores two make us all feel happy. Enjoyed this show from about the 50 yard line, under one of those satellite speakers. Grate memories of how crispy the sound was for Eyes. Phil was the MVP for this one throwing one touchdown after another with Jerry calling the plays.
Thank you so very much! I will watch this with my family and we will donate. So, so very happy Shakedown Stream is back...and with an unreleased show! Just awesome.
I would b still dancing but for my knees that don’t work so I have to b redone rite ! I’ve been a mess for too long long but to have these concerts I can wait until I get my appointments together at ur age of 75 also ! Wish me good luck 🍀👍🏼
I went there with no tickets, with a dude I barely knew who claimed he had a plan to get in. He had handwritten photocopied "passes" given out by staff from within the interior box seats. If you know the old sullivan stadium, one side had a multistory building facing the field, and had all of the corporate boxes and press, etc. Im guessing when someone had to leave, they were handing one of these "slips". He was given these passes by a friend from some previous show or event. We basically used white out, re photocopied them, and then wrote in that days date. We held our breath as we walked inside the lobby, and handed them to the doorman. Boom, we were escorted to the elevator. We went up and walked out an emergency door out in the stadium stands, and then walked our way to the floor. #adventure.
As I recall vaguely, I was at this show, it was my 33rd birthday, brought my 20 year old sister who was a smoke show in her day, think I still have show beverage cup at home. Have to double check, lol Also made Alpine Valley in 1989 with my mom, I think it was the 19th but I'm not sure. Some kids shared their candy with me. lol First show was Dillon Stadium, Hartford CT - 7/31/74, yeah, I was just 17 and didn't have a clue, Europe 72 brought me there! I have 25-30 stubs but went to many, many more shows than that!
Rosebud sounds so good. I pulled this show just to hear that clean crackle of lightning peeling off those strings. It was captured well on DV's 40 @Deer Creek. Spring n Summer '90 was really that last great tour. The last great American escape.
Great show! Its sad to see Brent singing the song he wrote for his daughter 12 days before he left this earth. I wonder if he and Jerry still jam in heaven.❤
@@michaelbrand7729 I saw the Grateful Dead 19 more times after that. After Jerry passed, I dropped out. In 2010 a friend of mine got me a ticket to see Furthur for my birthday. I was reluctant at first but...what the hey, it's a birthday gift... I'll check it out. I'm so glad I did. I was immediately back on the bus and been seeing Dead related shows ever since. JRAD and DSO are my favorites.
My first show with my best friend Gradon-who, smarter than I, had already gotten into the Boyz Summer ‘87 with Dylan-and still an absolute stunner to this day(he says as a jaded old head). The Eyes is just so brilliant,among many other highlights. It was SO hot that day, there were rumors of the “bad acid” going around in the lots, the lots themselves were still a total Wild West Shakedown experience(everyone was covered in dust from the unpaved lots), if I remember correctly(hey, my trip was good!) the whole lower bowl at Sullivan/Schaefer/Foxboro stadium was in the pit before the first set was over. It was a hell of a ride for an intro show…
nahhhh… hot? absolutely. they still had some dazzling and powerful runs well up into 1994. stylistically some of my fav GD music ever but that’s where so much of the joy is - in the subjective experience of beauty
agreed. when brent died, they lost something big. sure, they rallied for a few shows here and there in 91, 92, and 93 and of course they were great shows. but i would say from summer 89 to when brent died, truly last great run.
@novakaya they played some good shows after this summer tour, but they were never this solid and this consistent again. Summer 89 through summer 90 was their last big peak
I will miss all of this until there is none to listen to anymore but I sure would hate that to happen while I am still alive ! I need this most of the rest of my life until I die to b with Jerry + probably the rest of them all that have past us on so enjoy them while u still can ! I can’t imagine this ever stopping but for Bobby going with his things that happen with a big surprise at the ending in the speerthat opens up to the world so magical ! I wonder if Jerry came to him in a dream to show him a little of how to put it together ? ❤️🐇🐰
I remember running tanks in the lot after the show, a good day and a very wild night, old friends from Vermont made it special for me. Foxboro always rocked, thanks Grateful Dead.
I'll never understand why they were so quick to ditch the fender Rhodes that Brent used early in his tenure with the dead. It sounded great on shakedown, especially with the wah pedal. Brent was the star of early shakedowns before he got relegated to just adding background synth
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0:00:19 Shakedown Street
0:13:15 Walkin' Blues
0:20:21 Far From Me
0:27:58 Candyman
0:35:53 Stuck Inside of Mobile
0:46:50 Ramble On Rose
0:56:03 One More Saturday Night
1:01:03 Take A Step Back
1:02:01 Eyes Of The World
1:16:03 Estimated Prophet
1:28:04 Crazy Fingers
1:35:53 Uncle John's Band
1:45:09 Drums
1:52:10 Space
2:04:55 I Will Take You Home
2:09:19 I Need A Miracle
2:14:03 Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad
2:19:56 GDTRFB Coda (And We Bid You Goodnight)
2:20:59 Throwing Stones
2:30:40 Turn On Your Love Light
2:37:51 This Could Be The Last Time
2:44:07 And We Bid You Goodnight
Thank you!
weeping is the man!
@@Frankenstein-sc8rc 😊
It was a great show..
Iwt. Listening to after 30 I’d say it was a pretty good show
Drove in from NYC. Got caught in traffic jam trying to get into parking lot. Took an hour to get into parking lot. It was brutally hot and humid. I came with no ticket. Wife and I couldn't find a ticket. Finally found tickets, show had already started. Got to gate. Tickets were counterfeit. I'm so happy to see this video of the show. The quality and show are fantastic.
Probably freshman year in high school, 1976, my sister came home with a new album~good ol Europe 72. My first show was MSG in 1979, the last was Hartford not sure of the day or year~at 64 years old, I am amazed at how much stuff I just can’t remember. Heroin addiction grabbed me late in life but blessed to have made back to the bright side of the road. I celebrated 8 years clean in August and the Dead are an integral part of my recovery. I can’t spit any statistics or even hold my own in a conversation about recording techniques, music theory~admiration for those that can. I am GRATEFUL for all who make it possible for me to continue to enjoy the music.
Once the Dead have clicked for you, all other music seems emotionally and musically inferior. Greatest band in human history.
OMG I was at this show, My buddy called me the night before and said I got two tickets to Foxboro. I almost missed the bus leaving from NJ. What an awesome show!!! Thank you for posting!!!
😂❤☮️✌️🌺🎶👍 yeah I’m 75 years old now. And just can’t get enough. I’ll always be very grateful.!
I was at this show. Brent's I will take you home was something I will never forget.
I was there. Love all 90’s Foxboro shows. I miss those days so damned much.
This song makes me cry for Brent + his children ! ❤️🐇🐰🌹💀☠️⚡️💕👻✌️😘😍🥰😢👽🪐🛸🚀✨🌛💜👍🏼💥😇💯
I'm a Brit and was on an exchange trip to the States the summer of 1990 and ended up going to this very concert with some American friends, happy memories.
we are so friggin glad you saw the dead on a vaca here. Nothing like a grateful dead show. this is some of the best the US has to offer.
Lucky!
Thanks for sharing my friend from across the pond ☮️
@@arizonalandshapes659lol you got that right… ☮️
I traveled to London that October to catch the Halloween shows at Wembley. Happy memories as well.
Jerry is in his element baby. Good show. Love Brent’s contributions a lot too
Brent Mydland passed away just 12days after this show. RIP I saw them in July/90 at Rich Stadium in Orchard Park. C,S&N opened for them. David Crosby,RIP, wore a a black tee with a skull and crossbones that said "Ugly" on the front of it.
I has at all those shows
I was so fortunate to be at this show, I was a Travel Agent at the time, after the show in the parking lot we found a cooler of steaks and rolling rocks, and a small grill, cooked it all up for everyone that came by, then my good friend ,Donnie said how much could u put a Europe tour together for, we began planning then, got in touch w Bill Grahams office for Europe show tickets, charged $1000.00 for plane fare, eurail pass, all show tickets, actually was able to comp at least 5 heads, and got 60 heads from across the us to go, omg what a time we had
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This was my 371st GD show.
I was in Europe also. All 11 shows. Were you the guys who ripped everyone off??
I was there. They did a cover of the Stones, "Last Time"...fun show...that summer, the local grocery store had cases of Molsons for $3.99!!! That was cheap for even then. I remember getting to the venue, reaching the traffic jam, and getting out and walking. I w a s in the best shape of my life , handing out beers to Deadheads. Kids today don't know what they are missing.
I'm not crying...there's something in my eye!
i always love the looks on the guys faces when they knew they were in the pocket, firing on all cylinders. pure bliss.
Hit the groove and let the good times roll
Jerry sounded terroble
Cryptic jazz bluegrass rocking roll fusion all rolled into one big fat joint that is the Gratefull Dead greatest band of all time, God bless my mother Marioska Jerry's caregiver.
I didn’t know Jerry had a caregiver ? I’m glad to know that but he was a big man to take care of with his mood swings + stuff ! ❤😢
Plus him having dietbetes ! He stood it far longer then anyone else that ever had that disease ! ❤️🐇🐰🌹💀☠️⚡️🥲✌️👻✨💕
July wooooo 1990 man wish we could go back in time
I caught 65 of the 74 GD shows in 1990❤
How in hell did u acclomplish all that ? How great for u my Deadhead friend ! ❤️🐇🐰🌹💀☠️⚡️✌️👻✨👽🪐🛸🚀💥💜🌛🥲
So good. Thank you Kay and Barry ❤
I've been listening to the dead for about 8 years now.. it's just now making sense to me. Even more so after seeing panic live at red rocks. I feel like I was gently pushed off a cliff into another world. That guitar tone of Jerry... Oh my. My brain finally is processing it. I'm a massive Dead Head now. Just wish I could have been there those days. Respect to the dead heads that came before me! Let the music carry on!
Plenty of room on the bus buddy.
My first show was Foxboro 87. I was introduced as a kid but when I experienced it live, it was life transforming. I found home. I've seen them east to west and places in-between.Seen 54 including my last Chicago 95😔. We need more Kind people in this world 🙂
WELCOME ABOARD
Love love love ❤️
My 1st show was civic center Philadelphia...8 6 1974.
Walked it to see home stereo speakers
Known as the wall of sound. It was magical...to say the least. Phil and Ned.
And this thing called drums )
Last Sundays show in Philadelphia was still magical!!
We're all Jerry's kids...
That Jerry solo on Far From Me made me tear up. What I would do just to see Brent and Jer' once. But forever Grateful for these pro shots that make me feel like im there.
For all of eternity: 7/14/90 Eyes of the World, SO SO GOOD!
My 1st Dead Show. So much energy in the stadium. It was electric. Was a great time inside and outside of the show. One of those nights you'll never forget. Legendary!
My first too! I was floored by the whole scene. Changed my life.
Same here my first show as well. 🎉
Same here! Then we Trucked up to Buffalo.
You people deadheads are beautiful🤣🤣
My 1st and only!
Oh how I regret not seeing them more
This show is badass..,Brent Mydland was an underrated talent .sorely missed .what an organist,pianist ,singer and harmony singer..arguably the best dead keys man.
This show changed my life..After this show it was any and every...If I told you all that went down it would burn off both your ears...
I MISS JERRY
We all do, hopefully he's playing with Jehovah's Favorite Choir!
Sweeeeet! This was my 371st GD show❤
No u couldn’t burn my ears when I was backstage after going to all the concerts I could go to ! ❤️🐇🐰🌹💀☠️⚡️✌️👻💕🙃😶🌫️
Was there… great show.. miss these days.✌️✌️🫶
I thought I sent a comment but cant find it, so will send it again. Ive been so fortunate in my life, 62 now, and being able to stream all these shows is incredible, after the show in the parking lot, found a grill and cooler of steaks and rolling rocks, cooked it all up for anyone and everyone, then my friend Donnie, asked me if I could put a tour for Europe together, was a Travel Agent, been to Europe may times already so right up my alley, we started planning right then, I said I bet i can do it for 1000.00, planefare eurail passes and all show tickets, got 60 heads from across the US to go and was able to comp at least 5 people, we had a crazy time
Summer 90’ dead always a treat to my ears!!
The whole year is ear candy.
When the Dead came to town it was the unofficial kick off off summer in Chicago
@@DennisCampbell777 with the exception of July 26
@@daltonyoung4308 which night at Tinley was that? There was a lot of friction Between Brent and the rest of the band in Chicago.
@@DennisCampbell777 day of Brent's passing
Brent singing "this is my last song for you" on this tour and especially this deep in is always hard to hear for me...RIP sweet Brent
sorry to burst your bubble his voice sucked. reminds me of my dad screaming and shouting at me as kid
@@rufuspennypacker1893 you didn't burst my bubble, brother....i like licorice
@@jonmarcus6343 😝👍
@@jonmarcus6343 perfect answer!
Ii think Brent dying really affected Jerry, there was a connection there.
Was there! Fun show!
my one and only east coast show. kids were literally trying to break down the gates to get in. More beer than anything else in the parking lot. Definitely different vibe from west coast shows! Bid you goodnight was amazing!
My 2nd Dead show and a great one! It was a gorgeous summer night too. I’ve always loved the Eyes of the World from this show, one of my favorites.
My 371st❤
It was one of the most memorable daze of my existence.
Niiiiice!
It was my 371st GD show so I had a few 😂❤😂
Awesome summer, fall and Europe tour did it all most memorable ✨️ time in my life
I was at this show, 19 years old... life-changing experience.
I WISH
i was 19 as well...still old enough though , to know i was in the presence of greatness..
I was 20.
Great times.
This was my 371st GD show ❤
I cant remember it , but Ill never forget it!
When I hear “Candyman”:it has so many memories from those shows I went to in 77-beyond…..just a classic American song….
34 years ago...I'm 75 now and still dancing to the music...
I was backstage at this show! Memory of a lifetime for sure!!!
Yes you were Ricky! My 1st Show. I was 15.
Backstage? I didn't think we'd make it to the stadium that day 🤣. Biggest Dead made traffic jam ever.
If you remember then you weren’t really there man 😂
@@bryanjlederman9069 I was in that jam my friend colossal disaster made it to the show but did not get in.
Awesome! It was my 371st GD show. ❤
Oh man, Walking blues was epic.... I danced my face completely off at this concert.
An epic Walking Blues? Lol
Thanks for commemorating Robert Hunters birthday tonight. He would have been 80. Grateful for all his words & music!❤️💀🎶✨
Sure brings back some kind memories. Thanks.
Best Far From Me I’ve heard. Miss ya, Brent!
Eyes of the world is such an amazing song. The words, the music, and of course how the Dead play. It's jazz, each musician improvising over the melody, and no body, no body can play this song like the Dead. So much joy can be heard. We miss you Jerry.
That “Crazy Fingers” was a treat, and one I would have liked more often! Happy Birthday Robert!
I was at this show. God it was incredible. Crazy looking at all those people together in a giant arena. How quickly things have changed in perceptions since Covid so sad. To live with Jerry on this earth was the greatest ever
A killer Shakedown and truly one of my fav Eyes ever, it's very unique and Jerry is rolling like bubbles...
Eyes was the highlight of the show for me. Amazing version.
That Eyes is SO damn good. It was my first show too, as so many in this thread have mentioned and I still absolutely adore this Eyes 32 years later!!! The rest of the show is ok too…lol
Eyes was sooo much better 1990 till the end
Shiiiiitttttt.... Jer is absolutely rippin the EOTW solos. The boys sound amazing!!
Smokin' hot!
I’ve heard a lifetime of great Dead shows. Thanks for posting this nice and clear daytime video of the band in the Brent era.
My absolute favorite era too
Good ol' Foxboro Stadium. Saw many games and concerts there. I still have my metal bench from the stadium.
🌹 PEACE LOVE N HEALTH TO ALL N ALL THAT YOU HOLD DEAR 🌹
Was at this show. What a great performance. The visual’s were strrrong that night! 🤪
My 371st GD show ❤
Always good to see Jerry again
Memories in the attic of my life. TY, guys.
Grateful Dead, great band since 65.
Oh. My. God. You remembered! My 1st show! Yay!
Mine too!
Death, it's one of the biggest events that will ever take place in your life. We face death everyday, conscious or unconsciously of it; death lurks around every corner of our life. Like a lion waiting to catch its prey, death comes for us all in many shapes and forms; seemingly there is no one who can escape from the jaws of death.
But did you know there is a reason why we die? The idea of death you're familiar with is only the tip of the iceberg. See we die because we've sinned against God. Death according to the bible is wages " for the wages of sin is death " (Romans 6:23).
Because man sinned against God, we live in a fallen world, it was once perfect, but now in ruins. Now that sin exists, God is coming to judge the world In righteousness. "It's appointed a man once to die and after this judgement" (Hebrews 9:27) The standard he'll judge you by is the 10 commandments, God's moral law.
He's so serious about sin that he gives anyone who sins the death sentence, the bible says you've earned it through sinning against God and God pays you in death. Each time you sin you build up his wrath. “The soul who sins shall die.” (Ezekiel 18:4) The punishment is the eternal fires of Hell " Where there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth" (Matthew 13:42)
You will have to face God on Judgement Day.
Will you go to Heaven or Hell?
Here’s a quick test:
1.You shall have no other gods before Me. (Have you always loved God above all else?)
2.You shall not make yourself an idol. (Have you made a god in your mind that you're more comfortable with, a god to suit yourself?)
3.You shall not take God's name in vain. (Have you ever used God's holy Name as a cuss word?)
4.Remember the Sabbath Day, to keep it holy.
5.Honor your father and mother.
6. You shall not murder. (God considers hatred to be as murder, 1 John 3:15).
7. You shall not commit adultery. ("Whoever looks upon a woman to lust after her has committed adultery with her already in his heart" Matthew 5:27-28; this also includes sex before marriage).
8. You shall not steal. (Have you ever stolen anything? the value of the item is irrelevant).
9. You shall not lie. (Have you lied even once? Including answering these questions).
10. You shall not covet. (Have you ever jealousy desired what belongs to others?)
James 2:10 says, “the person who keeps all of the laws except one is as guilty as a person who has broken all of God’s laws.”
The Bible says that God will punish all murderers, rapists, thieves, liars, adulterers, etc. He will even judge our words and thoughts.
If you have done any of those things, God sees you as guilty of breaking His law and the Bible warns that the guilty will end up in Hell. Will YOU be guilty on Judgement Day?
"For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord." (Romans 6:23)
God sent His Son to suffer and die on the cross. Jesus took the punishment upon Himself and defeated death on the cross; not because you're Good but because God is rich in mercy.
“For God so loved the world that He gave His only Son, whoever believes in Him should not perish but have eternal life.” (John 3:16)
Jesus rose from the dead and defeated death. Repent (turn from sin) today and trust in Jesus and God will grant you everlasting life.
Then, Read the Bible and obey what you read.
Pray something like this:
"Dear God, today I turn away from all of my sins (name them). Today I put my trust in Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior. He is the only way for me to be saved. He is 'The way, the truth, and the life.'" Please forgive me, change my heart, and grant me Your gift of everlasting life. In Jesus' name I pray. Amen."
When you find time please read this, it's Christian principles for growth:
www.livingwaters.com/save-yourself-some-pain/
@@en4017 I'll bet you think that by trolling around in spaces you have no business being in to try to bully people over to your warped religious views, you're one of the good guys. It's kind of sad you don't have anything better to do with your time. Maybe put the concert on and listen for awhile and then engage people directly on the same level, listening along with speaking.
@@en4017 take ur white guy in the sky malarky somewhere else. But do this take bout 4 hits of really good lsd and right b4 you peak take a couple Rios off a DMT rig. You will experience the joy terror and everything in between. But you'll probably forget bout all that white guy in the sky crap. it's so much bigger and greater than that malarky...
Great 1st!❤
It was my 371st.❤
What a great show!
I was 16 and there having the time of my life!
I didn't see them til I was 21 in 1985
I miss Brent (and Jerry, of course!) 😭💔
I agree but I also miss them all clicking just right. Phil's bass sounds great and out front.
We drove from WashDC ,after unable to score tix ..long strange…….
We love and miss you Brent! Lafayette and Walnut Creek pride
41:30 Jerry's loving Bob's vocals on ' Stuck Inside of a Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again ' 👍
Set 1
Shakedown Street
Walkin' Blues
Far From Me
Candyman
Stuck Inside of Mobile
Ramble on Rose
One More Saturday Night
Set 2
Eyes of the World
Estimated Prophet
Crazy Fingers
Uncle John's Band
drums
space
I Will Take You Home
I Need a Miracle
Goin' Down the Road Feelin' Bad
Throwin' Stones
Turn on Your Love Light
encore:
This Could Be the Last Time
We Bid You Goodnight
7 tunes post drums. Impressive.
Beautiful Jerry.
Two encores two make us all feel happy. Enjoyed this show from about the 50 yard line, under one of those satellite speakers. Grate memories of how crispy the sound was for Eyes. Phil was the MVP for this one throwing one touchdown after another with Jerry calling the plays.
Thank you so very much! I will watch this with my family and we will donate. So, so very happy Shakedown Stream is back...and with an unreleased show! Just awesome.
I have said this before, will say this again, "Psychedelia is a state of mind, independent of the substances"
Happy Birthday Robert Hunter!✌️
I would b still dancing but for my knees that don’t work so I have to b redone rite ! I’ve been a mess for too long long but to have these concerts I can wait until I get my appointments together at ur age of 75 also ! Wish me good luck 🍀👍🏼
I was there. Great show!
Mannnnnn, this was such a great show/day, amazing times!
The sea of swirling humanity during Brent's all too short Memphis Blues B3 solo. That's what it was all about kids!
So good!❤⚡️
I went there with no tickets, with a dude I barely knew who claimed he had a plan to get in. He had handwritten photocopied "passes" given out by staff from within the interior box seats. If you know the old sullivan stadium, one side had a multistory building facing the field, and had all of the corporate boxes and press, etc. Im guessing when someone had to leave, they were handing one of these "slips". He was given these passes by a friend from some previous show or event. We basically used white out, re photocopied them, and then wrote in that days date. We held our breath as we walked inside the lobby, and handed them to the doorman. Boom, we were escorted to the elevator. We went up and walked out an emergency door out in the stadium stands, and then walked our way to the floor. #adventure.
Ahhhh yah that's the days before the accountants took over the biznez
Take a STEP BACK
My very first show a couple weeks after my 16th birthday. Shakedown opener!!!
As I recall vaguely, I was at this show, it was my 33rd birthday, brought my 20 year old sister who was a smoke show in her day, think I still have show beverage cup at home. Have to double check, lol
Also made Alpine Valley in 1989 with my mom, I think it was the 19th but I'm not sure. Some kids shared their candy with me. lol
First show was Dillon Stadium, Hartford CT - 7/31/74, yeah, I was just 17 and didn't have a clue, Europe 72 brought me there! I have 25-30 stubs but went to many, many more shows than that!
It was my 371st GD show ❤
Rosebud sounds so good. I pulled this show just to hear that clean crackle of lightning peeling off those strings. It was captured well on DV's 40 @Deer Creek. Spring n Summer '90 was really that last great tour. The last great American escape.
I love FOXBORO
Thanks for this! also...more please!
thanks guys. rip #RobertHunter80
great estimated!
Thank you!
What a show, the stadium security golf cart was very entertaining running up and down Shakedown street!
Man, the 90's were pretty awesome
Beautiful
We were there miss dead shows
Great show! Its sad to see Brent singing the song he wrote for his daughter 12 days before he left this earth. I wonder if he and Jerry still jam in heaven.❤
I love this show! It sounds so good.
Great show! Thank you.
Yes!!! And thank you!
I still have my ticket stub from this show
love it when Brent joins in on the Eyes chorus, as it wasn't always something he'd do.
2 hours and 18 minutes.....the Jerry solo kicks in....he is the master of guitar....and a great show.!!
My 2nd Dead show!
Jerry bringing his best Candyman game to Foxboro.
Great times.
Nice!! It was my 371st ❤
@@michaelbrand7729 YOWZA!
@@dunger1531 did you love it? Did you keep going to more?
@@michaelbrand7729 I saw the Grateful Dead 19 more times after that. After Jerry passed, I dropped out. In 2010 a friend of mine got me a ticket to see Furthur for my birthday. I was reluctant at first but...what the hey, it's a birthday gift... I'll check it out. I'm so glad I did. I was immediately back on the bus and been seeing Dead related shows ever since. JRAD and DSO are my favorites.
love, love the dead. that said, I never, ever have to hear rooster again.
So Fuckin Over Played Where were ESAU and Lazy Lightning
My first show with my best friend Gradon-who, smarter than I, had already gotten into the Boyz Summer ‘87 with Dylan-and still an absolute stunner to this day(he says as a jaded old head).
The Eyes is just so brilliant,among many other highlights. It was SO hot that day, there were rumors of the “bad acid” going around in the lots, the lots themselves were still a total Wild West Shakedown experience(everyone was covered in dust from the unpaved lots), if I remember correctly(hey, my trip was good!) the whole lower bowl at Sullivan/Schaefer/Foxboro stadium was in the pit before the first set was over. It was a hell of a ride for an intro show…
There is one more that can stand up to this one but this is as greatful as it gets but let’s wait for the next one 1️⃣!❤️🐇🐰🌹👻💕
July ‘90 folks. That was it, their last truly great run.
nahhhh…
hot? absolutely.
they still had some dazzling and powerful runs well up into 1994. stylistically some of my fav GD music ever
but that’s where so much of the joy is - in the subjective experience of beauty
agreed. when brent died, they lost something big. sure, they rallied for a few shows here and there in 91, 92, and 93 and of course they were great shows. but i would say from summer 89 to when brent died, truly last great run.
Yeah especially summer 93 and much of 91
All the 1990 and 1991 shows with Hornsby on piano are PRETTY FUCKIN GOOD
@novakaya they played some good shows after this summer tour, but they were never this solid and this consistent again. Summer 89 through summer 90 was their last big peak
I will miss all of this until there is none to listen to anymore but I sure would hate that to happen while I am still alive ! I need this most of the rest of my life until I die to b with Jerry + probably the rest of them all that have past us on so enjoy them while u still can ! I can’t imagine this ever stopping but for Bobby going with his things that happen with a big surprise at the ending in the speerthat opens up to the world so magical ! I wonder if Jerry came to him in a dream to show him a little of how to put it together ? ❤️🐇🐰
I remember running tanks in the lot after the show, a good day and a very wild night, old friends from Vermont made it special for me. Foxboro always rocked, thanks Grateful Dead.
I saw a lot of 1989 and 90's, but missed this one.
I attended every GD show in 1989
All 73 of them❤
I'll never understand why they were so quick to ditch the fender Rhodes that Brent used early in his tenure with the dead. It sounded great on shakedown, especially with the wah pedal. Brent was the star of early shakedowns before he got relegated to just adding background synth