Ammagamalin Crew

Just announced this afternoon ~ Deercreek three , MSG five, Wisconsin two ~ presale ends 2/23 public 2/27. The DC parking lot is quite the adult Disneyland 🫠

A new friend last night was asking if I'd seen them? They got a solid no because we were in the fold of a trap ryde with tonight's show up next, just not taking any more applications esp with Hyryder about to drop a whole slew of upcoming dates. Ever since Rude got me into my first show, nothing has come close, $20 to be right at the stage with plenty of dance space makes me unapproachable for going to others. I'm glad there's the others for the masses. Nice looking setlist though, thx for the report!

This tour had exceptional setlists, even slid in an 83 show ~ looking forward to the upcoming March series

Proud Mary would have been a cover for GD encore

Born Cross Eyed played all Bobby songs except a He's Gone in the second set. A raucous Sugar Magnolia with extra measures and leads emphasizing the magnitude of the event honoring. A 15 minute Jack Straw marking this a special show: #1 Hell in A Bucket Jack straw BTW Esau Uncle River Rooster GSET Wang Dang Let It Grow #2 Sampson Easy Answers Estimated He's Gone Victim Sugar Magnolia One More Saturday Night Johnny B Goode

That looks like a lot of fun! Seriously

A week before Jerry would take to the stone for the twelvth time awakening from his coma: 2/10/87 How Sweet It Is Forever Young Crazy Love (replacing the Love In The Afternoon, from the 1/24/87) Think Stop That Sis & Bros Harder They Stoned Me Run For Gomorrah Want To Tell Lucky Midnight

Maybe to make room for the return of Box of Rain

On this day in 1970, Members of The Grateful Dead and several people in their entourage were arrested on drug possession charges after local police raided their hotel on Bourbon Street in New Orleans. About nineteen arrests were made, but most of the charges were later dropped. The event became one of the band's most infamous legal run-ins and directly inspired their song, "Truckin'". WALSTIB

Those are shows where it's best to be on the rail with your party supplies and limit beverage consumption so as not to have to leave the stage for restroom break. Aaron would bring bourbon wheras I'm a wine carrier.

Have fun in Phoenix tonight 🔥⚡🎶🛞🇱🇷 Looking forward to review DD

Akron and Brown County added towards the beginning. I'll be at the rail in Chicago and following with Newport the next night. Love the GA Riviera and the dance space at Megacorp

Cincinnati weather people are telling their horror stories and we all braced for a week long of power outages since sub zero is following the snow, it's happened before, propane helps. Nothing shaking on shakedown Street as of the beginning. Currently, it looks like Paducah is getting hit badly ~ RIP Rude

My post was more about sending off to San Rafael than the price of a DSO show. I've been defending Dark Star's ticket prices since 2008 when kids were complaining about $25.00 for Fox Theater shows in Boulder. I also defended Jerry when heads were trying to scam wristbands to get over Garcia's $15.00 ticket prices when he was playing three sets on the Eel River back in August of 1987. I'm like, come on, he's playing three sets way up here in Humboldt. Only to be admonished with "have you seen the house he has in Marin?!!" I gladly paid the $15.00 and made the 20 hr drive back to campus immediately following the show to be back in class by Monday morning.🫠

Sure wishing I could send off an envelope with a properly prepared 3x5 index card and a Money Order for a string of $12-15.00 tickets allowing access to the many terrific cities and venues in this great country of ours. Oh, also gas under a dollar meaning it was only time and distance that needed to be wrangled with. Cincinnati had Grateful Dead night at our ECHL hockey team's game Friday night and had a nice moment of silence for Bob Weir. Ran into friends throughout the night from the Hyryder camp. I dodge the better than dark star argument with "I appreciate them both when able to get to shows." and pointing out that they are now mainly an East/West Coast band nowadays. See ya in Newport (or maybe even Minneapolis to start off a week of "Festival")

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/dead-and-company-vs-grateful-dead-personal-essay-1235497545/ My friend, who I met in the Oakland airport after the Mardi gras run in March of 1987 and traded tons of audio and video tapes throughout the years, wrote this. He's been a manager for Bobby since 2015. I thought it was beautifully and comprehesively written. Well done and succinctly in words that cover the fortunate life we get to live where music meets friends and friends get together regularly to celebrate life's joys and sorrows. Nice photo of him and Bobby ⚡🎶🛞🇱🇷 I met Bobby around 4:30 in the morning at the Kingfish shows up in Vail. It was after the first night of two and by the second night he had no voice due to some bad partying he was doing, got to dance with his girlfriend as he glared at us from the stage. Matt Kelly had invited my girlfriend, while we were in their hotel bar, up to the rooms. We all talked some; however, when they saw me get on the elevator with my woman, they said they were tired and gonna crash. I wasn't about to go back to the campground alone. August 86 when we were all somberly getting by without Jerry. Kimock was the lead guitarist.

Just found out ~ Rest in peace Bobby and condolences to his family and others close to him. After being up close during the late 80's I got to appreciate his incredible guitar work doing leads that I had thought were always Jerry.

Riverside Theatre is a step up from The Pabst in Milwaukee. Glad to see the progress. Also, the four night run from Minneapolis to Newport ⚡🎶🛞🇱🇷

Chinacat>Shakedown>Ryder MSN>Fire>MSN

The show right before RR 85 2pm shows. Wish I could've seen it also, esp DSO performing this setlist. These recent setlists have been off the hook!

Perfect placement of iko

Cowboy's comeback win reminds me of the Mason's Child and Rude Dog friendly forum fires through the years. This one was won for Aaron 🫠 🕉️ TB ~ the earth will see you on through these times

The setlist reads like a well thought out novel and you didn't even have to get a OMSN

I gather it was a 60's version of Dancin In The Streets?

I really enjoy shows knowing they're electives early on giving more time to enjoy the excitement of the upcoming unknown miraculous