What a great Set you guys had. I remember driving down to see you guys and telling all my friends that "I bet they will change 'Kangaroo' to 'Bonnaroo'" crazy when you actually did!
Phil Lesh (RIP) and Bob Weir always did have a startled moment when they answered the inevitable question, "What's the future look like for you?" Why? Because at the Center of it all is, "What it is like when we play together." in its answer everyone knows is but a report. "A report of What?" "Playing". "And beyond that?" "Since 'it's all music', Play." Long Live The Grateful Dead!
Hilarious! Had a buddy who went to Kimocks studio farm in PA a few years ago and was wearing a Phil T shirt, They made him turn it inside out before they'd let him in! Ha
I was cringing at the end of that interview, mainly due to the interviewer. Besides that, it was fun listening to Bob and Phil. I wouldn’t be surprised though, if they had a little chuckle amongst themselves about how that interview went, You could see in their body language they were forcing themselves to keep it together. I guess that comes from many, many, many years of experience of being on the road and the thousands of gigs they have played.
Holy crap that was painful, especially that promo at the end. I applaud the relative patience Bob and Phil showed during that horror show of an interview
I love it how they love American music so much and realize they are continuing what was already started. And Bobby saying at 3:34-" We didn't do dick"- I'm LMFAO! 😂
@@annemariejacar5685 am i crazy or do lead guitars players who play dead music after jerry move around too much dont smoke cigs and rely too much on humbuckers..
@Bob Weir Been an actual fan since Fall 81/Spring 82, Been an incorrigible DeadHead a little bit less, have vague/faint memories of the music but strong with The Other One from maybe a decade earlier as a young 'un. I don't know if it was a "babysitter", an older cousin/young aunt or uncle, a campground on one of our multiple trips zig zagging or other places I'll not shout out. Have tried to find a show close in proximity with that one being played but only seem like those occurred after I was old enough to know. Still hoping to find out that I was dragged to a show anytime but in the Pigpen years would really be intense. If you are indeed the one and only Mr. Bobert Weir I immensely thank you and others from pulling me off a dark path. If you are just someone pulling my leg, that's fine too as I'm no less grateful.
oh gosh questions about the past. Anyone who does not know does not need to know anymore. The story has been asked of every member 100 times. They dont care about the internet. We share it already. SO now digital. Great. save stamps. Thank god.
I wonder if this lady knows who she is speaking to. kidding, She interrupted PHIL. Just let it happen. They will play with musicians as they always do.
Good interview in spite of the poor interviewer - she was really pressing it by asking them for a third ID about Free Range. Bob and Phil were good sports.
Alpine Valley is where "Terrapin Station" happened. Wait, Robert Hunter played? I've seen him at clubs and opening for others at arenas but I can't remember Hunter playing but there was a lot happening there and day 2 I was suffering from intense 2nd degree burns that kept me dehydrated and sickly but dosed so it was odd. I met a guy in the First Aid station that was both God and Satan and also from some far Star cluster. A woman I tried to help that seems to have put drops in her eyes and couldn't see but paramedics and maybe security took over.
.Try this on RUclips Folks: CRYPTOBEAST #19 You're WELCOME! ..........BY A DEADHEAD: " It seems as though Chalmers Wood II is the real Forrest Gump. I cried when I read the story of young Chip saving that diplomatic meeting. I think we’re certainly looking at a real American Hero even before he knew he was. It’s inspiring to read a story with that old patriotic American “feeling”, something generations upon generations since then have no idea about which included an innocence of inclusion, family and a healthy sense of pride about the nation. It was a very refreshing and inspirational moment. I have a renewed sense of vigor for the concept that the Grateful Dead espoused. Even though only a shell of the original concept remained even before it was started somehow I think part of that light had shown through because some of us deadheads just won’t give up on this journey."
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I remember being in the room when this interview was going down. I played w The Big Wu, the first band up at the first Bonnaroo ever.
Nice! I saw you guys:)
What a great Set you guys had. I remember driving down to see you guys and telling all my friends that "I bet they will change 'Kangaroo' to 'Bonnaroo'" crazy when you actually did!
@@natelsq holy cow! What a prediction.... you were right. We changed the words as we were sitting in line trying to get in......
Phil Lesh (RIP) and Bob Weir always did have a startled moment when they answered the inevitable question, "What's the future look like for you?" Why? Because at the Center of it all is, "What it is like when we play together." in its answer everyone knows is but a report. "A report of What?" "Playing". "And beyond that?" "Since 'it's all music', Play." Long Live The Grateful Dead!
LOL at Phil's reaction when this interviewer mentions Kimock and his wife
Hilarious! Had a buddy who went to Kimocks studio farm in PA a few years ago and was wearing a Phil T shirt, They made him turn it inside out before they'd let him in! Ha
Thank you Bobby for all the non-stop(almost) music for what's been 40 or so years for me.
and phil
So humble. Love these guys.
Bob isn't so HUMBLE.....
Ya got to love Bobby and Phil......100% TRUE LEGENDS...IN COMEDY!! 🤣😂🤣😂🤣 You can't stump the GD even in senior moments🤣😂🤣😂
Fantastic to see Phil and Bob here. They look great and are a good interview as usual.
Did we watch the same interview?
@@berryseinfeld6772 I'm wearing my special Grateful Dead tinted glasses.
@@mikeyj.3605 LOL totally fair.
@Bob Weir Yeah, seen you many times, we should hang out.
15:15 bobby mouths "not for us" straight at the camera when she says the music scene has kinda cleaned up drug wise 😂
I was cringing at the end of that interview, mainly due to the interviewer.
Besides that, it was fun listening to Bob and Phil.
I wouldn’t be surprised though, if they had a little chuckle amongst themselves about how that interview went,
You could see in their body language they were forcing themselves to keep it together.
I guess that comes from many, many, many years of experience of being on the road and the thousands of gigs they have played.
Just five years ago?? Damn. BOB, SHAVE !!!
The first bonnaroo
The Mac Daddy of them all
I’m sure Phil looooved that Kimock comment! Wow. Hahah. She’s clearly has no idea about that beef.
Holy crap that was painful, especially that promo at the end. I applaud the relative patience Bob and Phil showed during that horror show of an interview
Dig your tag. Jer's nub. I was considering "Big Brothers Axe Incident" for a while. Painfully (i.e. trainwreck) interesting interview
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU FOR THIS!!!!!!
THANK YOU! PASS IT ON!
I love it how they love American music so much and realize they are continuing what was already started. And Bobby saying at 3:34-" We didn't do dick"- I'm LMFAO! 😂
Great arty fact. Bob just starting his beard
She brought up the kimmocks being angry, trying to get a reaction from Phil
These 2 REALLY took it easy on this interviewer.
Wow, never thought I would hear Bobby say" We Didn't Do Dick" Awesome!
phil with his honesty and unbroken chain ahha wow
Pass it on!
@@annemariejacar5685 am i crazy or do lead guitars players who play dead music after jerry move around too much dont smoke cigs and rely too much on humbuckers..
OMG gosh she got them to say it. Can you sponsor me? So funny. How cool of them Very lucky Annemarie.
Hi. I’m just coming back to this. Thanks for your comments. My crew and I were lit. I feel very grateful.
I plooked Warren Haynes is what the interviewer meant, lol
So candid. Glad Phil got the liver transplant almost 20 years ago.
Pass it on!
2002 this was recorded
That makes much more sense!!!!
Was gonna say they look younger but now I know that it is from whenever this Bonnaroo was.
2002
@Bob Weir Been an actual fan since Fall 81/Spring 82, Been an incorrigible DeadHead a little bit less, have vague/faint memories of the music but strong with The Other One from maybe a decade earlier as a young 'un. I don't know if it was a "babysitter", an older cousin/young aunt or uncle, a campground on one of our multiple trips zig zagging or other places I'll not shout out. Have tried to find a show close in proximity with that one being played but only seem like those occurred after I was old enough to know. Still hoping to find out that I was dragged to a show anytime but in the Pigpen years would really be intense. If you are indeed the one and only Mr. Bobert Weir I immensely thank you and others from pulling me off a dark path. If you are just someone pulling my leg, that's fine too as I'm no less grateful.
You think Bobby and that girl did it later?
Yes 😂
3:34 what i tell my wife when she asks me how band practice was
oh gosh questions about the past. Anyone who does not know does not need to know anymore. The story has been asked of every member 100 times. They dont care about the internet. We share it already. SO now digital. Great. save stamps. Thank god.
What good sports !
She's clueless. Doesn't get the sly remarks at all.
she mentioned Kimock to Phil
His face was priceless. He just kinda looked like "wow...wow"
Who wears short shorts? Nice of Bobby to shield us from his potato salad with his right hand at the start. You have to ease us into that Bobby.
Ouch!
'We didn't do dick' 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Ah Bob
That’s when the beard was new.
what year was that? HAS to be 2002 or 3 according to Bob & the time-line: GratefulDead>theOtherOnes>theDEAD>FURTHUR>Dead&Company...
She said Bonnaroo 2002 in the beginning
Yes, Terrapin happened in 2002 Aug
"We didn't do dick" Bobby Weir, 2002
What a horrible interviewer
You are correct & I’m only two minutes in 🤣
Yeah, and Weir and less determined that and did little to help her out. Lesh comes off as an elitist jerk.
I wonder if this lady knows who she is speaking to. kidding, She interrupted PHIL. Just let it happen. They will play with musicians as they always do.
Good interview in spite of the poor interviewer - she was really pressing it by asking them for a third ID about Free Range. Bob and Phil were good sports.
eeey maaaan free range is important as fuck man! for the environment meeeyaaan!
What is the deal with this girl? She is a terrible interviewer. I'm sorry, but what the hell?
Oh that was really cringe worthy when they had to do two ID announcements for Ann Marie. Awkward. Lol
The intervieuwer talks too much...
That gal voice is weird
what year is this?
Michael Waxer 2002
Alpine Valley is where "Terrapin Station" happened. Wait, Robert Hunter played? I've seen him at clubs and opening for others at arenas but I can't remember Hunter playing but there was a lot happening there and day 2 I was suffering from intense 2nd degree burns that kept me dehydrated and sickly but dosed so it was odd. I met a guy in the First Aid station that was both God and Satan and also from some far Star cluster. A woman I tried to help that seems to have put drops in her eyes and couldn't see but paramedics and maybe security took over.
“I’ve really really become very close with Warren Haynes” . Warren laughs at you Miss “I have a hat aren’t I cool looking?” Lightweight.
Give her a break not as bad as some Ive heard
@@robj8862 ahhh...you're right.
@@robj8862 please send me links to interviews worse than this.
.Try this on RUclips Folks: CRYPTOBEAST #19 You're WELCOME! ..........BY A DEADHEAD: " It seems as though Chalmers Wood II is the real Forrest Gump. I cried when I read the story of young Chip saving that diplomatic meeting. I think we’re certainly looking at a real American Hero even before he knew he was. It’s inspiring to read a story with that old patriotic American “feeling”, something generations upon generations since then have no idea about which included an innocence of inclusion, family and a healthy sense of pride about the nation. It was a very refreshing and inspirational moment. I have a renewed sense of vigor for the concept that the Grateful Dead espoused. Even though only a shell of the original concept remained even before it was started somehow I think part of that light had shown through because some of us deadheads just won’t give up on this journey."
cringie
Bob Weir still looks a bit young here, what year was this?
2002
Lol
This interviewer is annoying
inTeresTing
What drugs is this girl on?
Probably mdma like most modern nerds, Jer.
@@bonzey1171 MDMA isn't a psychedelic so it can't hold a candle to weak shroom varieties and even less so to LSD and DMT or the endless list of more obscure stuff.
All of them