Say what you want, but John Mayer is an inspired choice to keep Jerry's memory alive, both musically and vocally. Just like Ian Astbury covering the The Doors, 2000.
I'm sure they're insightful, well educated political/socio economic discussions related solely to the Grateful Dead and are kept to an unobtrusive volume so as not to disturb other's enjoyment of the music...you know..those guys on stage on their last wobbly legs that they paid to listen to. Otherwise, it would be extremely childish, disrespectful, selfish and rude.
Yes, one of my biggest pet peeves nowadays. Back when Jerry was alive there was a new graduating class of deadheads every year that would learn the proper dead show etiquette. Then 20 years went by with no graduating class. The etiquette was lost. We used to be professional concert goers. Now I would rather live stream the show.
Makes me tired 0 energy Jerry was a true leader not only did I make a living touring after college but when he died my life was turned upside down miss ya guy God Bless The Grateful Dead
i will never understand why people are so damn whiny. it was an incredible show and it’s the last tour ever. just enjoy the damn music for the love of everything that is holy.
@@docwill184 Hey Doc.. Please see Mickey drum in the eighties compared to now and tell me he's not absolutely making a fool of himself. Believe me.. he is!
Amazing that in the 1970s guys were bringing in DIY recording systems that have preserved the music beautifully.
Was there for both nights!
Me too!
Best concert I have ever seen outdoors
Wrigley shows were hot! Too bad the band is hanging it up.
Ty❤my favorite Althea
Thank You 🎶
Say what you want, but John Mayer is an inspired choice to keep Jerry's memory alive, both musically and vocally. Just like Ian Astbury covering the The Doors, 2000.
People just having full on conversations during the music. Freaking hate that.
No energy music is weak
It's typical for these people. As Bobby said, STFU.
I'm sure they're insightful, well educated political/socio economic discussions related solely to the Grateful Dead and are kept to an unobtrusive volume so as not to disturb other's enjoyment of the music...you know..those guys on stage on their last wobbly legs that they paid to listen to. Otherwise, it would be extremely childish, disrespectful, selfish and rude.
Yes, one of my biggest pet peeves nowadays. Back when Jerry was alive there was a new graduating class of deadheads every year that would learn the proper dead show etiquette. Then 20 years went by with no graduating class. The etiquette was lost. We used to be professional concert goers. Now I would rather live stream the show.
I think the festival vibe is different than a regular show. Its a hangout.
i think i saw you recording
Makes me tired 0 energy Jerry was a true leader not only did I make a living touring after college but when he died my life was turned upside down miss ya guy God Bless The Grateful Dead
lol nah, plenty of energy. What a show
i will never understand why people are so damn whiny. it was an incredible show and it’s the last tour ever. just enjoy the damn music for the love of everything that is holy.
Jerry was never the superstar John is. The show was blistering all night long.
@@bg90209sure it is 😂😂😂😂😂
@@fatamorgana4318 whine whine whine whine whine
bro just don’t listen to it if you don’t like it, holy hell
Seeing Mickey "mime-drum" for your visual entertainment pleasure makes me sick to my stomach! 🤢
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@@docwill184 Hey Doc.. Please see Mickey drum in the eighties compared to now and tell me he's not absolutely making a fool of himself. Believe me.. he is!
@@docwill184 I'm still waiting for your asinine reply - !!