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The boys circa 1970. A friend of mine found these - fun stuff!

Hey! One of the rare times a taper was there. Those of us that weren't there get to hear Piece Of My Heart after all. https://archive.org/details/dso2021-09-04 And night 1 too https://archive.org/details/dso2021-09-03

I had the chance to catch the free live stream. Elective setlist - I really enjoyed the first set on this one. Cassidy>GDTRFB>Cassidy Unbroken Chain>Jack Straw>Tangled We Can Run It's All Over Now Loose Lucy Black Throated>Rider Eyes>GSET Gimme some Lovin Dark Star>D/S>Low Spark>Stella>Johnny B Black Muddy River encore

In the early days Weir sang Dire Wolf a few times. https://archive.org/details/gd69-06-27.sbd.samaritano.20547.sbeok.shnf/gd1969-06-27d1t07.shn

Looks like we had a taper there, at least for the last night: https://archive.org/details/dso2021-05-09 Betty was also there recording, I believe all 3 nights.

Check out 1991-08-16. Scarlet>Victim>Fire. And in 84 there were a couple shows with Scarlet>Touch>Fire

Amen, brother.

10.31.70 was the last Viola.

I just found this one on archive.org. Hooray for tapers! https://archive.org/details/dso2020-09-25.dso2020-09-25

Another obvious one - Lost Sailor

All of this rescheduling keeps adding to the mystery of where and when show #3000 will be.

Looks like this one had a taper! https://archive.org/details/dso2020-02-15

You know that entering just a date in Google will give you a link to that show on archive as the first result. No need for "grateful dead" in your search.

@Island Bro was looking for Here Comes Sunshine - first song after you headed home to more rain

Not that I noticed, but with any luck, I'm just unobservant.

Monkey and the Engineer wasn't on the planned setlist. Some guy kept calling out for it, and at one point Eaton responded that they're playing that in San Francisco so they can't play it now. Then the guy's girlfriend claimed he left because they weren't going to play it, and Baracco said "he's gone? We should play it now"

Fixed seating and most everyone sat for the first set, other than a few dancing in the aisles. A girl in the front row got told to sit down when she tried to dance. At the beginning of the second set she made a pitch to get everyone to stand, and the room complied.

This was an amazing show. It blows my mind that they can pull such rare songs out of the catalog and play them as competently as they do everything else. Lisa on Chimes of Freedom is powerful stuff.

Usually in 3 nights I can pick either a favorite or least favorite, but not this time. Despite my feelings about the venues in Seattle and Portland, all 3 of these shows were grate for me. Looking forward to winding down with an acoustic show before heading home.

6-9-90 Filler: That's What Love will Make You Do Hey Pocky Way

Another amazing show! Mostly Jeff, some Skip on Wild Thing.

I had seen that too, and kept waiting for Dark Star.

Exactly what was going through my mind as he was talking.

I met a guy last night who saw a lot of shows in the late 80s/early 90s and heard them open with Eyes->Estimated tons of times, but had never heard them play that "obscure Dylan song." He refused to believe me when I said this wasn't a GD setlist.

All this rain still beats last year's snow and ice for touring purposes!