This week we get to listen to set 2 of the Dead's show in the Vegas desert from May 16th, 1993. All in all, a pretty darn good set, the Help->Slip->Frank features some nice improvisations by Vince. I'm a fan of Terrapin and this one does not disappoint, Jerry is in it.. The Other One and Wharf Rat are first rate, and the Throwin Stones goes into a Lovelight instead of the increasingly usual Not Fade Away.. Brokedown is always a nice way to leave a show..
Hope you enjoy this one my friends..
Grateful Dead - May 16, 1993
Sam Boyd Silver Bowl - Las Vegas, NV
Help On The Way ->
Slipknot! ->
Franklin's Tower
Looks Like Rain ->
Terrapin Station ->
Drums ->
Space ->
The Other One ->
Wharf Rat ->
Throwing Stones ->
Turn On Your Lovelight
Encore:
Brokedown Palace
You can listen to this week's Deadpod here:
http://traffic.libsyn.com/deadshow/deadpod051812.mp3
Peace and love to all of you! I couldn't put this out without you!
Hi Professor,
ReplyDeleteThe Deadpod goes into the studio version of Money Money after your intro.
Thx for all you do
A loyal listener
Download it again please they was a problem with the file - thanks!
ReplyDeleteI DL'ed the wrong content as well, but there's a rocking China Cat Rider coming out of "Money"... what show is that from?
ReplyDeleteLove the Deadpod! Couldn't get through my week without it man. :D
Man.....I was there that day. The Silver Bowl was absolutely electric!
ReplyDeleteEverybody was having a blast! We actually got a little desert weather briefly that day unless I'm crazy, possible. I wanna say the Looks Like Rain played into it. I remember there was a lightning scare.
Back on the strip at night there was a huge drum circle right in front of the circus circus for hours w/ no bs from the cops. 75 cent Heinekens inside all night.
Tastes great, Lesh filling...................
Thanks for this one man!
Was this the night that the heavens opened up and poured lighting and rain down during drums/space and then cleared immediately as they pulled out into a song, revealing a rainbow for the finish of the second set?
ReplyDeleteIf I'm not mistaken, Jerry was playing quite well...somewhere way in the back, in support of The Vince Welnick Experience. I hate to be a Negative Ned, but Vince is way too prominent in this mix.
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