Shoreline Amphitheatre
September 29, 1989
Mountain View, CA US
Notes:
equipment break after "Blow Away" - last "Death Don't": 04-26-70 [1320]
Set List:
Let the Good Times RollFeel Like a Stranger
Franklin's Tower
Wang Dang Doodle
Jack-a-Roe
We Can Run But We Can't Hide
Stuck Inside of Mobile
Bird Song
Promised Land
China Cat Sunflower
I Know You Rider
Blow Away
Playin' in the Band
Terrapin Station
drums
I Need a Miracle
Death Don't Have No Mercy
Sugar Magnolia
Quinn the Eskimo
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I was blown away when the boys broke that one out! (considering I was 2...lol) The other highlight was the Stranger>Franklins although they did this a few times in the late 80s I think it was the first time I heard it live this way. I agree with Jaybird, The Midi setups that started this year were amazing!
...I was 2 when they last played it in 1970....
stonyb sez I was basically a metal head, but audiophile, too
had read, and heard, about the deads sound, but was basically unfilmilary with the music, boy, why did I wait so long? I thought RUSH, & YES, had good sound, but holly
batman, this was an, entireally new experience. I knew my
musical, & life philosiphy had changed, I saw brent 3 times
total, & 27 shows overall, compared to seeing say rush 7 times, over 20 years. Shoreline, Oakland collisieum,
Silver bowl VEGAS, BEST EVER TIMES OF MY LIFE!
Bird song, Terrapin, Magnolia, the shoreline lawn. I
WILL NEVER FORGET
hot hot stuff. Really fun run of shows.
Several big things happened to me on this jaunt to California.
I met Linda the one true love of my life that never materialized in to a relationship. Linda if you read this I often still think of you Sugarey even though I am a gray old man now..
Also had a nice talk in the vendor area with Uncle BoBo. Last time I think I was never to see him again.
As far as the show. Excellent!!! All three shows were.
I was in the 8th row for this one and it was my 100th show! Truly a memorable experience.-Tony
Without love in the dream, it'll never come true
That's what the tickets said. I stared at them in disbelief thinking that somebody in the GD ticket office must have screwed up. I then thought "Man I can't believe the Dead hooked me up with 2nd row tickets." But when we got there we discovered that we were actually on the FRONT row. I was literally staring up into Garcia's nostrils when he busted out the first notes of Death Don't. To say the crowd exploded in a frenzy would be quite an understatement.
keep your character, enjoy living, share your fortune,
OXOX Merple Reddin
This was my first show. I changed that night.
THANK YOU JERRY
Locations
I had some great seats pavillion close to the front like 12 rows back on Jerry's side..I have some photos I may post them as well..I remember the Wolf Guitar was being used Rosebud was being Midi fied? I think the Death Dont is the best guitar work from Jerry In a while..the entire Band was in rare form..I think the hometown shows enhanced the band memebers playing and enthusiasm greatly..