Ammagamalin Crew

Yeah and if the song played was actually Red Dirt Girl (and not Read Dirt Girl), it is one of Emmylou's masterpieces which deserves a correct notation/spelling. Thanks for posting the list though. It's nice to see what's being played. gotta run, here comes the boss

I'm thinking it was Greasy Heart

Any highlights from the setlist?

Slackers

Damn, that album got around, I was just blown away by the soundboard quality, exceptional wheel and shakedown. Back to Seattle 1988, maybe they knew the sound was horrendous and just threw out the common material of the times, saving anything special for an acoustically better venue. There's not anything from the Alpine 88 breakouts....believe it or not, (wasn't Victim an 88 start?, foolish heart? Take you home? ect..) The Tacoma dome might have been similar to the Metrodome in Minneapolis in 1986 with the one set 20 song show. You're not going to find a good audience tape of that summer show with Dylan and Tom Petty. If you do let me know. I really wanted it for a long time after being there just because of the opening Gimme Some Lovin with Mickey on the gong. That place rolled the sound around in a big ol echo cloud. It's nice DSO took a bad sounding GD show into a small venue to give it justice. That's some thoughtful set planning.

Safe travels everyone, weather reports big snow in the area

with music, sea and sand all is good

If Marcus is on Saturday, could be a Strings and Kings throw down. Might get a hey Joe or a get out of my life woman

I want to live in a world where chickens can cross the road without having their motives questioned.

Recreation , elective, recreation, ... either way you're going to be jamming, leaping from this year to the next

that whole week of shows looks grate

So many roads >wheel >Ruebin !! Bet that was a treat Reads similar to what happened in Hershey 1985 first set Burdsong>comes a time> deal

Billy Strings added to next year's jubilee. Tickets go on sale this Friday. Leftover Salmon is also on the bill

"gotta a feeling 21 is gonna be a good year..."

First dew in 18 months according to one of the reviews. Wonder if dso would ever try that mix of verses in a recreation. Whole set rips, thanks for the lead

Looks like a "freebird" encore request was finally honored! The band played Halloween dressed as eagles and played bird songs all night . Opening and closing the first set (well second song in) with the Grateful Dead's Birdsong...we're looking forward to his Nye run in Pontiac, 10/31/18 — Billy Strings, Tractor Tavern, Seattle Learning To Fly Bird Song Hollow Heart While I’m Waiting Here The First Whippoorwill Turmoil & Tinfoil Feathers Pyramid Country> Wings For Wheels> Born To Be Wild> Bird Song And Your Bird Can Sing A Robin Built A Nest On Daddy’s Grave Thirst Mutilator> Dust In A Baggie Seven Bridges Road White Dove Flying Over Water Dealing Despair On The Line Meet Me At The Creek E: Freebird > I’ll Fly Away

Wasn't the case in Hampton. Shakestreet decked out with heads recalling lots of glory days with Jerry in the mother ship. Phish is rocking hard this tour and it's a trip fest. Joe Walsh's Walk Away to close out first set, first night. Littlefeat's Skin it Back second song into 3rd night. Tonight they raged a Moonage Daydream out of Mercury. Lots of wonderful women at Hampton and the cops let everything roll with not a single black eye. Gotta love general admission for three nights with a huge parking lot scene from 2pm to 1am. Now's never been a better time to get some extremely powerful light shows in and they're playing peak. I also recommend getting in as many Billy Strings shows as he is scheduling some solo shows next year. That banjo player is wild and competent enough to break off into his own band. Billy's run them ragged but right this past year. His Pontiac new year's run is gonna culminate a year near perfect playing and psychedelia.

Check this out

Everyone is the same, exactly the same, experience shapes the ego, which creates perceived differences

nobody's fault! Thanks for the lead, never heard this before, really great Jerry and he graciously gives the spoonful to Bobby when finished

Yes, lots of good bands then and now, especially dark star orchestra, it's all happening just as it's supposed to

Do you think if Jerry had lived to be 75 we would have all these GD cover bands? Was his passing a good thing to keep the music and all that goes with parking lot dwellers alive and thriving?

Red Rockers : 9/7/83 (night time show, smouldering cauldron) 9/7/85 2pm show, brilliant afternoon!

Those data also indicated that higher empathy people were more passionate in their musical likes and dislikes, such as showing a stronger preference for unfamiliar music.

http://blog.smu.edu/research/2018/06/11/people-who-deeply-grasp-the-pain-or-happiness-of-others-also-process-music-differently-in-the-brain/ good read , esp the part about related to unsung music. Picked this up while reminiscing about Guy Clark and trying to nail Texas 1947 for an upcoming performance. I believe this article has some relevance to DSO and the Grateful Dead. Got to sift through it though.