Grateful Dead - Live at Carter-Finley Stadium 7/10/90 [Full Concert]
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My one and only Dead show, which I look back on as a religious experience. Truly grateful to have stumbled upon this high quality video after 30 years. 4 of us drove 3 hours from Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune to attend. Only a few short weeks later, we loaded up on the USS Iwo Jima LPH-2 to go to Desert Shield/Desert Storm. What a period in my young life at that time. Very blessed to see Jerry and the gang. Now I’m almost as old as Jerry when he passed way too soon. Life flys by. Seems like yesterday. Grateful is such a wonderful and profound word. God bless you all.
OMG what do we do now 😭😭. Kevin McCarthy
Hey, Semper Fi. I saw my first dead show in 1976 at Winterland. I was also on an LPH as a CH-46 mech ( USS Okinawa LPH 3 ) in 1972. Be safe
Larry Mackereth Jr. thank you for your service
I met an army Ranger at this show who had been in Panama and was pretty traumatized by what he saw and did there. We had a long heart to heart after the show and wound up corresponding for a couple of years after that. He did his hitch and got out right after Desert Storm, he was glad to be moving on. I've lost touch with him but hopefully he's still out there and at peace with himself.
My first show - of many - but wow this was something special. The girl I was with - Anneka Foushee - has since sadly died from cancer - but we had a beautiful time at the show - even after realizing our ride had left us after the show was over - got a ride home with a random dental hygienist who was super nice - all the while Anneka's fingernails are dug into my arm cause - of course - we were trippin balls. Ha. Good, fun, beautiful times - glad you got to be there too Larry - we even got down on the grassy area before the cops rolled in and blocked it off!
RIP Brent Mydland, my favorite keyboardist in the band!
Me too. He could tear down the house with his B3.
I seen pigpen right on through all of them and Brent was definitely the best by far
ABsolutely. I always used to say fat man sweats, thin man spits, young man ROCKS
check out @playbrentsongs on instagram for some sweet Brent stickers made by my buddy
- Pig
That '72 Candy Man is a thing
SET 1
Jack Straw 0:32
Loser 7:27
We Can Run 16:43
Me & My Uncle 24:04 > Big River 27:10
Friend Of The Devil 34:13 > When I Paint My Masterpiece 41:14
Bird Song 47:37 > Promised Land 58:21 (59:27 stage/energy problems)
59:52 Promise Land
SET 2
Iko Iko 1:03:55
Playing In The Band 1:13:49 > Uncle John's Band 1:22:31 > Playing In The Band Jam 2 1:31:38 > Drums 1:41:03 > Space 1:51:40 > The Other One 2:03:13 > Stella Blue 2:09:30 > Not Fade Away 2:17:50
Brokedown Palace 2:26:55
Thanks so much for the effort. Super solid show. Tight and all business.cheers!
thanx
I have been tempted, on almost every song, to jump in the comments and just go off on how top notch the playing and the band's energy and moods are. What a fantastic show to get such good video, this could be a great DVD.
Thanks!! (~);-}
Thank you for the set list🥀⚘🌷 and the time codes😊
I was there. On the floor. On a quarter of shrooms and a fith of tequilla!
An absolute magical experience!!!
Killing it on most of the set list, space jam and drums.... not so much this night.....
Jeez my guy lol how many times you puke 😂😂
god bless you brent. he was just starting to peak, and then he left us. sometimes he is overlooked with the death of jerry, but he should be remembered in his own right. rip...
Love and Miss Brent
Best fills and harmony ever
@Mookie Blaylock i just never was a Vince fan. if it wasn't for Hornsby i don't think you would have that many good shows after brent died. brent seemed to pour his heart out onstage, and watch the chemistry between jerry and brent. they seemed like they would feed off each other the last few years before brent died. i think jerry lost a part of his magic after brent. i wish i had the chance to see brent. if anything brent was very talented.
@Mookie Blaylock jerry just seemed different to me after brent died. i can't really put a finger on it, but they seemed to feed off each other...
I saw 21 shows with Brent and one with Vince and Bruce. That's all I need to say.
Jack Straw's last chorus makes clear why Brent's Era had the best vocal section of GDs history. Damn Brents, Bobbys and Jerrys voices matched just perfectly.
I so wish that there was video of Jack Straw from Europe ‘72. Was there ever a more magical rendition?
I wish I knew but sorry I don’t , that’s in the hands of the recorders !
Speaking of Brent, the backing vocals in Brokedown Palace will bring a tear to your eye.
Yeah, it’s amazing how much Brent is a part of this band I love him
“Thanks Bruce Hornsby for sitting in with us. We’re bringing him back later on.” Prophetic words right there.
Damn. Jerry knew. Haha
Well Jerry did say he saw it coming in the ‘91 RS interview. Sucked. Still not over it.
I remember the '90 tour. So glad I got to see and hear Brent live. Hornsby opened for the Dead.
WOW
No kidding.
out of 300+ shows and still to this day this was my longest trip in a car....I was living in Palm Beach FL and drove from South Florida to see them in Louisville, KY and then after that show I drove my friend to Memphis to see his family. I then turned back on I-40 and headed east all the way to North Carolina. Saw the show, went back to Memphis to pick up my friend and then headed back to FL. About 3000 miles I drove during one week to see the band in two different states!! man, those were the good ole days for sure
I was there. That lightning bolt came so close to the stage. It's a miracle no one got hit. Crazy crazy show. Iko is killer
@@lakecrazy I was wondering WTF was going on when the music suddenly stopped.
I was there up close on the right side. I remember the storm getting close and lightning in the distance but did not see nearby strikes or hear thunder and was confused when the music stopped. Was told by a stagehand later that a generator blew up after a surge probably caused by lightning in the area.
legs of lightning
I was on 6th row middle just gettin that liquid going on when the lightning hit, still a Vivid memory
@@lakecrazy that was one of the most incredible moments I remember from any show.
Man... These jams are real tight. The guys we 're feeling it for sure. Jerry looks somewhat healthy, Phil was shredding,Brent obviously was going through it but still rippin, just very cohesive. Learned a lot tonight because of this show. I knew 90' was the year Brent died, so I was curious about the Bruce sit ins. Found that Brent left Earth just 2 weeks later. These are the last days of his life. Special moments in Dead history. Thank you Brent!
I loved Brent. Wish I would've known this was the last we would see of him. He left it all out there!
And it was is a religious experience millions feel the same as I do 300 shows later so happy you had the experience to
Let us know that music is vibration and has many powers to heal love forgive etc
He's got no way of losing this time....wow again - love his voice
Listen to Brent singing - he is so happy - run run run - he is into the music - I don't think he knew what was happening - he loved Jerry & jesus so much.... listen to him - watch him - he is into the music
“Listen to the river sing sweet songs….” ⚡️
My first show!! I was 15 years old. My brother took me and it changed my life forever.
I can't believe it was 30 years ago I was at this show. A young Gen-xer who went on tour with a deadhead buddy the summer before starting college, this was some experience for this guy. I'll never forget it.
Has anyone ever seen (heard?) Jerry sharing his mic with anyone? Jer is having so much fun with Bruce and Brent, as always. I firmly be.ieve this show and experience with Bruce is what brought Bruce on after Brent. High energy and excitement from the storm. So many good things about this show. My 1st, and wow. You don't listen to Grateful Dead music, Grateful Dead music happens to you.
This was the best concert I ever went too, not only because the Dead gave the best performance, but because all my friends were all there and I was bumping into them everywhere the whole show. I had a field ticket and was trying to get down when Jack Straw was playing. It was so congested with people and security wasn't letting us jumped down, a bunch of us jumped down the second Loser came on, which the security in the back didn't like. Later on almost the entire hill charged down the hill overwhelmingly security, which we heard was the reason for the power out. Maybe it was the drugs, but I swore at the time that the Dead took control of the storm, but I now think they were just feeding off the storms energy.
Yes.
It was people like you that ruined the shows and the dead hated
Brent was so great, I absolutely love what he offered to the sound
I really wish all their live stuff was mixed as well as Europe '72, where a lot of the nuances and interplay came out awesomely. Here's to all the folks out there listening. A thread of sanity in an insane world :)
Summer '90' was a great tour!! These Shakedown Streams are really coming through for us fans!!!
Many heartfelt thanks to all involved in bringing these shows to the masses!!!.
as if the spring wasn't an all time best!
I agree..I think fall of '89 and spring/summer of '90 were the best Dead shows of the modern era!
I agree. I cant get enough...although us real heads have been doing shakedown stream for years now. Thanks to David for the HD footage.
@@christophercumming8351 Late '89 and '90 was the Peak for the band for several reasons. The sound was Incredible with the latest of tech at Healy's fingers, Jerry was relatively healthy and playing well (he was more inconsistent during the Vince era)and Brent was becoming a major force in the band with more of his songs and covers like Gimme Some Lovin and just taking over sometimes.
@@christophercumming8351 I'm gonna say 84-89 (right up till about the time Standing on the Moon came out), for the simple fact my- 1st was in 84. Funny that their "peak in sales and popularity" was just getting ready to explode (90-91). To Other Respondents: Feel free NOT to correct my fuzzy memories of dates. Thanks. I won't remember anyhow... BUT, do as you will.
Oh Brent we loved you so much, of course still do but miss you dearly
that was one heck of a we can run every unappreciated song more relevant than ever. Classic Barlow.
bobby's hair feeling the ELECTRICITY!
!god damn phil is the most "lead guitar" gifted bass player I've seen
Oh yes! I love Phil! So unique in that way. I love focusing on how he and Jerry play off each other!
No Phil no GD
Lesh is more
Phil Lesh is a musical genius. I don't use that term loosely.....
Phil kicks ass. He's in my top 4 musicians of all time!!
I just hope I get to see myself sliding down the mud hill in the back of the stadium. Summer ‘90 was killer every single night.
That was you? I hope you didn't get hurt; that looked like a nasty fall.
I remember cheering the folks sliding down the hill. Great show
How did you folks get up there.
@@jhobopopo2yo209 that was an icline behind the end zone on the side of the field opposite the stage. It was roped off to keep people out. During the 3rd song of the show a big ass thunderstorm hit and it was raining like crazy, so it got really muddy really fast. There appeared to be no footing because when people tried to enter that area, down they went. It looked like some people might have been injured, can't say for sure, after all it was 30 years ago. Anyway, that's why the audience was so loud during Masterpiece. Nobody was watching the band at that moment; everybody was watching the show on the hill! 😂 You can't blame folks for wanting to be in that area, because it looked like a great vantage point to watch the show, and that rope sure as hell wasn't gonna keep anyone out. Apparently security just said "screw it" and people were allowed to stay there. All part of what made this a memorable night.
Me too!
I was there I still have my ticket stub I was 17 my first and only Dead concert,I was tripping balls and doing nitrous balloons 🎈 the crowd looked like 1 big tye dye wave 😆awsome concert
If I could trade places with you then hahaha
never been to a show, being gen xer that didn't have any decent older musical influences for this sort of thing until it was too late. so this is just from listening and such the past 20 years and really digging it the past 6 or 7. just wanted to say it's amazing how i started off being only a 70s fan for years but now seeing these late 80s and 90s shows the past couple months has opened up a whole new appreciation. it really is a never ending journey.
My cousin started taking me to these things when I was pretty young. I'm grateful for that. I'm 45. He passed away in '96 up in Colorado. Take care
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The Brent era is 🔥🔥🔥
summer 90 is amazing stuff
Late 70’s into 80 and late 80’s into 90, that’s where it’s at imho
You can run!!!! But you can't hide!!!! And remember people you can't run away from yourself!!!!! Peace N Love to all my Family out there!!!!
Wish there was a love button, 'cause I don't like this... I LOVE it!!!
God bless America and the Grateful Dead. I am so blessed to be a citizen of both communities.
Summer 1990 was fucking HOT!
I saw dead and co show in 2017 change my life
My wife’s first show. Hot, hot day and a smokin night. The Stella broke me down. We all had a great time.
Summer tour 1990 was so intense! Never missed a show that summer tour... Could have went to Europe as a high school graduation gift, but I went on tour instead... It was a summer that helped define my path both good and not so good! Wouldn't change a thing. 30 years later when I get confused, I still listen to the music play!!! Thanks for another great show!!
Same here
Wow, would’ve been a hard call for me, even if I could travel back in time knowing what I know. Better lineup with Brent, but I might still opt for Europe ‘90. Ah well, at least it’s all on audio and video !
Had the same choice in 1988. Went to Europe. Came back and saw them in Sept at MSG and then over 100 more including full Spring Tour in '91. Saw Rome and the Captain. Europe is a must! Go! (Well, once this dickweed Trump stops getting us banned)
Ted, m here 30 years after this show to say they’re the best at what they do. Keep on truck in’
Grateful dead played europe in fall 1990..so you could have seen the european tour if u had chosen to goto europe!! Win win...lol
Brent and Bruce together on stage.. PRICELESS
Looks like Bruce was a guest for 6 shows prior to joining the band. I was at this one and the first - Buckeye '88. Introduced myself to him many years ago at ACC Basketball tourney and was able to shake his hand and tell him I was at Buckeye, and to thank him for the great music.
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When Phil cranks the knob in Jack Straw the boys all take it to another level
I was there in person, what an amazing show it was!
1990 concert = jammin' real instruments, rockn' crowd, no cell phones! It was a different time!
And an incredible show as well!!
@@dwc7325 Not at the shows! If you were there, you would have known the difference.
I was there and I now realize the fella I saw holding the hot dog like a phone and seeming to talk to it must have been a foreshadowing.
Amazing show glad it was just a guy with a hotdog.....
In Italy we are grateful :)
Look at him - watch his face move as he sings - he is wonderful - I love love love him - no time to lose this time - wow is all we can say for the whole group - there will never be a group like them again....
So true. Just the fact that every live show was tons of improvisation. They would leave open areas for Al the solos and communicate during the song when to go back to chorus, etc. plus, Jerry was the best guitarist of our generation. He literally solos like most the time. And improve solo are the Uber max! As you said, never again will we have the honor the experience the Grateful Dead. Absolutely unique. It started from the acid tests way back in late 50s. They played all night with no prepared set list. Then Augustus Ozley Stanley kind of adopted them. A unique set of experiences. All through the 60s and 70s if you around the band and drank anything they have you, you were dosed with the top notch Lysergic Acid Ozley Stanley style!!!
There will never be another guitarist like Jerry. People say he was good and all that, but people don’t realize he was a master. Good enough the improve solo in live performances. Yes, that good. One of the best ever and matches Jimmy.
My first concert ever
Thank you for sharing this! Wow, what an experience being there and now those memories flood back like it was yesterday! The first show for me, I was so elevated in the moment. The 100 degree heat, too much tequila before The Dead hit the stage, had a heat stroke. My girlfriend that was with us got to the first aid station where they cooled me down, and I good to go. Add the Thunderstorm, power outage, guys came back and keep jamming. Watching gate crashes and hill sliders and wondering WTF are these State Troopers going to do! It was like a religious experience for me. Wore out my concert t-shirt over the years, where the blue fade to white, bears barely recognizable, see through with holes. Passed the music down to my son's and we jammed over the years down on our river with our friends.
Holy Shiznet, poppycock, and balderdash, that set was awesome. A few words forgotten in the winds of time while, keyboards played, the drummers rolled, and the guitarists took us to heights untold. The Grateful Dead an American Beauty !
With you. Transcendent.
Three years later I still say the same thing...
Now we finally get to see what happened during Promised Land!
They just fell right back in to it.... amazing.
I was there. Thought for sure they would do something strange like start up a different song, but they just seamlessly started right up where the power cut off. Pretty impressive if you think about it. We had a great time this Spring & Summer, saw some fantastic shows... RFK after this with the rain and Dark Star is one of my best memories from 90. Cheers!!
Yes!!!! And to watch the lightning, and see the crowd almost take the hill during uncle, and finally storm it during masterpiece
@@aaronmartin9204 I was there with Ed Byrd
it was awesome.
Can't believe I get to relive this show 30 years later what a blast was there a 1990 and I'm still here in 2020
This was my first show. Jack straw opener rips. Loser is fire. Such great memories. So excited that there’s video. Can’t wait.
So Jer's big run at the end of Loser, why the hell did they have the camera on Phil? What a shame.
I was at this show! Hotter than Hades heading into the stadium. Local fire trucks spraying water up in the air for folks to cool down. Later the rain and that lightning bolt that struck so close behind the stage! Really enjoyed the show and grateful for this video.
My first show. It changed my life.
Do you wonder if many people realize how much Hornsby played a vital role in keeping this band together after 7/25/90 ? I mean....I respect what came after but he honestly was never really a solid member and maybe also lead to his suicide...rip Vince...but Hornsby...he was a huge role during those years and well the peak of the music was no more after Brent they did keep touring and had some good moments for the last 4 years and I believe Hornsby is owed some mass props
I agree. The Dead were better when Hornsby was there after Brent passed. When Hornsby stopped playing with the band, I stopped going to shows. Bruced added a lot to the band's sound and groove. I don't Vince was a great choice, musically. Sorry to say that.
He was good at the piano but didn’t like the accordion !
I met Bruce in the late 90s in Jacksonville Oregon, and had him sign the 91 bootleg tape of an Oakland show he was at with the dead. He was very nostalgic and started singing loose Lucy at the diner table. A truly nice person.
What a great memory, went to many dead shows but this one was in my back yard. I lived off Clark Ave in Ral and we walked there and floated home. I met a girl named Michelle and we had the best time, never saw her again. It was perfect.
I have never heard of grateful dead until I started following John Mayer. I truly support all music for the Love of music!
Wow. Get ready for a treat.
Welcome to the playground!
@@bP-yr3po have I been missing something? I dont understand.. Is it a good thing or bad? Lol
@@joanacosta2741 good thing welcome to the rabbit hole
@@joanacosta2741 you've been missing some of the most beautiful, powerful, and fun music ever created. I'm glad you're here!
I live in Raleigh and was at this show. It was HOT AS HELL, A RECORD BREAKING TEMP DAY, BUT......
The Music never stopped!
Killer Show!!
Great Memories!!!
Six days later my life was changed forever for good.
Can't wait to celebrate the 30th anniversary of this one! Along with the mudslide and power outage, anyone remember the thunder and lightning show during drumz, or was that just me??? Epic
I remember it, in spite of the 3 hits of acid I did that day. I remember wondering what was the largest amount of people electrocuted st a single time.
Yes I remember vividly some guy in a tree as lightning bolts lit up sky
And birdsong
I was not at this one but wish I was but glad to c it on here ! 😂🤣😅♥️✌️🌹❤️🪐👽👻🐰Jerry the love of my whole life ! ❤️❤️❤️♥️♥️♥️
All the heads dropping out of that Big Ass tree when the lightning struck!
This was my 1st Dead concert - 30 years ago! Forever thankful that I got to catch a show with Brent before he passed away. I was 15 years old and had just finished my freshman year at Apex High School. OMG, I'm so excited to tune in for this tomorrow! I've always wanted to watch a re-play of this show - esp since it was a good one with lots of excitement! Thanks for selecting this one for tomorrow!
this was my 1st Dead show too!
I'm a year younger and didn't see them until I was a freshman in Charlotte in 91
Glad you got to see Brent, such a prodigious talent!
My first concert ever
Saw them in 74 for the 1st time. Love to see the posts above from the folks coming in much later. Amazing!
Especially Jerry - I absolutely love that man
This Promised land and how they handled their technical difficulties sums up why this is the best live band ever
So f**** cool
Best live EVER. Anyone that knows the dead knows they made albums because they had to. The live shows was where it was at. Every live show was different. Different solos, different improvisations. The live shows were completely different from any of their albums. The live recordings by the “ tapers” is where it’s at. Jerry would cry sometimes during the most beautiful solos. The Lyceum, that’s all I gotta say.
Bruce and Jerry sharing a mic.. PRICELESS
89/90 the Dead were at their peak imo. Absolute 🔥
Great show, thank you Shakedown Stream for the share💀⚡🌹
late 70's were great also
I also believe that 1989 > Summer 90 one of their finest eras. Summer 89 through Spring 90 in particular.
However 70-77 each had momentous. 1975 - 1978 were perfection. 1980 > 1983. There isn't a bad era, it's just a matter of when you happened to start seeing shows, age, etc. As long as you got to bond with Jerry & the boys, you are one of the lucky ones. We saw the greatest band of all time & knew it! We were so fortunate! We lived while Jerry lived!!!
Best of the late era. But 72-74 perfection.
@Brian Baker love late 71' through 74'
Do u prefer Keith to Brent? For me I think that's the difference.
I was there 30 years ago. This is incredible to be able to watch it again. I remember the lighting and the crowd running down the field in Masterpiece. Over the years I have heard tapes of this and when the crowd runs down the hill you can't hear the band over the crowd cheering.
I do remember the taking of the hill it started with one he tried to stop but the grass was wet he hoped the bottom fence that started the crowd egging is on then another then another then all ..the memories of summer 90 are truly magical
3:48 Phil notices the "awesomeness" knob is set to "low" and gives it a hard crank to the right...
4:35 just a little nudge more...
Jerry having a great time makes me happy!!! He was the real Deal !!!♥️
Deadhead since 1981, Welcome to all the newbies, enjoy the show. Subscribe to the podcast too. Don't let anyone tell YOU what the best era is just enjoy the show. I'm sorry you missed the Shakedown street in the parking lot and the polite and peaceful twirling crowds. Be cool, be kind, find peace and pass it on ✌️
It’s all still going on brother! This music and the culture it created thrives today!
Phil's bass in Bird song is phenomenal.
This was one of my parents first shows together. I'd heard stories about the lightning so once I saw this was the show of the week I immediately called them. Can't wait to experience this show with them 30 years later.
Thats fuckin awesome little brother!
Omg! That just made me cry! ❤️✌️
Very cool experience... happy for all of you!
Way too cool for words, little brother!!
Wow man you made my month maybe longer..gives me hope for humanity
I was 4th row center, right in front of Jerry. Keep hoping to catch a glimpse of myself!
Glorious show. I rode the lightning bolt this day.
You and me both 😎
I got some orange micro dots from a kid in the lot, sat way up high on Brents side. Thunderstorm was wild, watching lightening strike a tree in the lot during 1st set , and a kid slide into a state trooper on the grass . It was a wild show
From where I was sitting it looked like the steal your face skull with the lightning bolt in the middle of the stage..... It was in freaking tense!!!
Jerry's got two of his favorite stage partners right beside him--Bruce and Brent... I was at this show 30 years ago! Hot, humid, stormy, fun times!
Thank you brother for defending us ann no d this great country
Just what I needed on this lazy Saturday night chilling with my cats by the woodstove. Waiting for my love to come home. I really love the grateful dead and this is why.
like Dean said, its took a global pandemic to get you people at HQ to let out this new video. it is long awaited and so greatly appreciated! cant wait to watch the next one!
God's working on all of us Bryan Tartus
@@gratefuldead its so important in times like these, to see the brightness through the darkness. If you get confused listen to the music play!
We need the dead more than ever..
This was peak Grateful Dead...and they really knew how to dress so fashionably! Brett went from the new guy to the heart of the Grateful Dead.
I remember watching the storm move into place behind the band. I think the rumor started that Jerry could control the weather after this show. I had an absolute blast at this show. I cant wait to see if what i saw was real. There was alot of weird moments at this show.
Do you remember when seemingly everyone sneezed / coughed simultaneously directly before the lightning struck?
It's a phenomena that nobody ever talks about.
But I swear it happened, at a handful of other shows (always outdoors). Hmm..
I seem to recall Mickey summoned some lightning with his big strikes. :)
Saw them stop a raging storm at Alpine Valley Wisconsin at the first note when they hit the stage ! Blew a hole in the sky! Started right up again with the final note at the end of the show !
Amazing, astonishing...magick
Fun times! Had a full sheet in my pocket. It started raining....holy smokes did I get high. Had perma trails the rest of the tour.
Good times
That happened to me before too in the 80s. I had a sheet and about 1/2 in my pocket after I dosed everyone around me. Then I got soaked with water. lol. What a trip that night. I had already dosed massive the night before on shakedown as were we busting down grams of crystal into vials and then some books. Everyone in that bus hit major contact high during the breakdown. Then I got dosed by my own sheet of dancing bears during the show. We were living the dream!!! My sheet and 1/2 got ruined, but I still had vials, and vials and vials. Ohhh the memories. I need a miracle every day!!!!
@@willpower9144 80’s, dancing bears? I think I remember them. I remember the blue unicorns, optical illusions, the woodstocks, and the plastic type window panes. Man, fun times. The 80’s and up until summer of 90… saw that entire summer. Then we lost Brent and it knocked the wind out of my sails.
Man I remember this summer tour 1990 like it was 30 years ago! Started hot as fuck in Bonner Springs on July 4th Cardinals Stadium on the 10th and the thunderstorms hit hard. That moment in promised land when everything came to a stop and then after a few minutes of getting the equipment back online oh, they pick up right where they left off and finish off the song to end the set! "We never was a minute late...
That shit freaked me out. They picked up at the exact place where they stopped. Do you remember the cops in the corner?
I flew to a show after picking up some coke & there was a thunderstorm we flew with it ! I made it but had to do a spoon full of my coke to calm me down !
They brought the heat on Jack Straw. I got chills and tears in my eyes watching them, such a powerful performance with everybody in sync feeling it.
Dean smith 93 jack straw
Jane Seamore you weren’t kidding! Thanks for sharing.
It’s 2021 and here I am watching this show. I was there that day in the summer heat, 4th row left center. I’m sure that I speak for almost every genXer that those were the best of times.I miss those days soo much now. It was such a simpler time!!
Bless you and we were a few rows back.
I took my brother Kevin Hill to W & M show in Va. It was his first concert at the tender age of 11. My first Dead show was Roosevelt Stadium and 38 other shows over the years ( 39 Dead shows) and at least attendance at almost every show from 75-85 at MSG, NASSAU, BBA, Capital theater, RCMH, Bottom Line. The front row was home for me. I’m in the fence at Englishtown show right alongside of Michael Becker my college buddy who introduced me to the R & R lifestyle traveling up and down the East Coast. And we had 16 seats in the first two rows for The Wall at the last night of 5 at Nassau. Caught 2 of the 3 year drop guitar pics thrown by PF to me when the Wall came down. The 3rd hit my chest and I lost the battle for it to some other scalper while I controlled possession of 2. What a blast that was!!! I would have went every night if I’d have known how great it was.
What a solid show. I was there and I appreciate this show more now then actually being there. I can’t say I didn’t have any fun that day, but I was too uptight that day, perhaps, plus I was a different person then.
I am appreciative of the upload and grateful to have been a part of it then and now. Thank you!
A lost gem of a show. Jerry is so strong, its affecting all the other players. This is a rare kind of show. Brent is on fire...although I dont know how he actually ate with a beard like that. Phil might have hurt his hand coming out of space into The Other One. Watch the walk up. Thanks to David for these extraordinary shows. So grateful. ⚡
Chills during We Can Run.
Those of us following those tours in the l80's to 95 we're a special breed and damn lucky to be able to witness Brent and Jerry live.
Saw them not too long after this. After Brent passed, unfortunately.
Bruce took over for a while and that's when I saw them.
Then 4 more and two jgb shows. Then Jerry passed.
So grateful to have seen him live. What a wonderful experience everytime!
What a long strange trip it's been!!!!☮️♥️☯️
Probably the best concert I have ever been to. I was in the front row! So many great stories from this night. I can’t wait to watch this again today!
lucky dog!
Thirty years ago, O my how life goes by...
What a great recording. Vid is super-clean, too. Bruce on accordion!
But like I said I don’t like the accordion !
Can you imagine what a thrill that was for Bruce as a deadhead sharing a mic with Jerry at the finale of Masterpiece?! Awesome
My first show, the heat, the mud, the power outage and the encore.
Damn that ‘loser’. Jerry in the zone. Brent right there with him.
rosebud was singing tonight! ❤️ 🎸 💜
I can almost feel it like when I’ve literally been so blessed to have been there.
I am a most fortunate soul to have caught the experience live and in person with Jerry’s cosmic energy in the show!
Amen I miss you Jerry, even though I can still feel your presence
Your here, there, and everywhere , kind of like only God can accomplish
Thanks for all you given to me and this world
I agree with u about being here & everywhere at the same time ❤️✌️🐰🌹🪐👽👻🧜🧜♂️🧜♀️🧚🏼🧚🏿♂️🧚♀️😱🙀🥰🥲😢😥love to u all !
summer 86 thru summer 90 were prime years for the dead. jerry was priimed and confident. when brent passed in july 90 something was missing.
Timothy Rogers , you mean ‘87 thru summer ‘90. Jerry had his health scare in 86, where leading up to it was probably hard for him. 87 is when they turn on with anew. Each year was somehow arguably better than the last through these years.
Yeah summer 86 was a bummer no band and no weed on east coast
yes, that sounds right. I just remember that I first saw the dead in 78 and stopped in 82. life got in the way and I felt jerry was having issues with drugs and not enjoying life. when they revived in 87 I saw them at the garden many times thru 90. they blew the roof off that sucker Everytime. jerry had the audience in the palm of his hand. 🔥❤️
It was never the same after that. I mean, it was good, just not the same magic.
I think Jerry and the band continued and sometimes played better through 91..after that it really became hit it miss. Then it became more misses than hits...made me sad and I really wish they had taken time off to regroup get healthy.
One of my favorite shows of all time. Just want to thank you so much for posting!
I didn't go see The Grateful Dead so many times just because I love them
But because I needed it.
I needed to feel the vibe the deepness
The love
Ringing in mY ears. My body needed this sound so much like a drug.
Holy crap! I just found this... and on Jerry's bday!
I was there!!!!! This is awesome!
His b day is august 1 st !
@@bunnybeckman8029 yeah. I found this video on August 1st.
My first show!
Mine too. I might have your autograph. Bought a poster this kid made. Wandered around between sets getting folks to sign it. Still have it, a little bit wrinkled from the rain. What a day it was.
What a great show this was, but HOTTEST show on tour so far , something like 96-97 F. But RFK 2 nights later blew the roof of summer tour 1990
Idk, i was at Bonner Springs on july 4th and it was close to 100 that show. Kansas was hotter than Raleigh
I flew out from San Diego, CA for R.F.K. '90 & hit jackpot on my 3rd and last Brent show. I was sixteen. Made "Fear and Loathing on the Summer Tour 1990" shirts in my high school graphic arts class w/Steadman illustration of Gonzo used my "business opportunity" as an excuse to go the show cuz my uptight pops didn't want me seeing Jerry and getting on the bus. That's why I arrived with 200 t-shirts, LMAO!!! Talk about a storm. BEST Dark Star outta sickest Foolish ❤️. I was on 1 hit of primo freshly dipped divine. So thrilling. Losing Brent was life shattering for me as well. Imagine what New Speedway would of sounded like with BRENT MYDLAND?!!!! If you really wanna hear Phil's thunderous run, SPRING 90 playing, my 💰 is on 5-5-90 (& 5-6 btw), 6-9-90 (Expo's Stranger!, Loser, etc), well...all 3 Expo's, 6-8's second set!!!!!!! 3 Shorelines & the 2 Eugene shows. My favorite GD sound has ALWAYS been '89 - Summer '90. Brendan Byrne '88!
@@numbernine2207 i hear ya, i was at Carson 🔥(Carsonoma!) , Cal Expo, and Shoreline that spring West Coast, but also caught fire shows East Coast Spring Tour 90, Hamilton, ON, crazy Brent shows, Blow Away and also the first run at Knickerbocker Arena. Good times, miss em...
Spring and summer of '90 was straight up 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Sadly we lost Brent 13 days later.
Yes good call. 13 days later was Brent's last show. I confused the two. He died the 26th.
@Jeff R. Cops in NC love trolling concerts. Relentless. Chasing joints, what a waste of time.
@@jhobopopo2yo209 I couldn't figure out for the life of me what those Wake County deputies were doing one car over from us after the show. One of them appeared to be breaking some small object with a hammer. Weird.
Cowboy cops everywhere and even cops in copters. Had to head for the woods just to partake safely.@@jhobopopo2yo209
feasibly the "dryest" summer ever. feds were absolutely out of control. I scored a sweet QP about a week before tour. next day my buddy who hooked me got stung at a cheap hotel. he went to jail and i ran away with the band. i shared with everyone in need at the shows in memory of my fallen brother
During that NFA you can just tell Brent is in the zone. Never have i seen him so focused
As soon as I came across this video I remembered that this was the show the stage lost power during Promised Land. I remember exactly where I was sitting on Jerry's side. 90 was a fantastic year for some epic shows.
Was a great show. There were lightening wars going on during the show. Those who were there know!