I haer ya , but not ...( 3 months ago by outlawprp)
I haer ya , but not just great--happy to be playing. The scene changed in the late 80's early 90's. The fans were differant. Not all of them, but a lot of the so called deadheads were selfish rich kids. They brought that selfishness to the shows. Instead of being there for the group, the music, the scene, they were there for their own reasons. It wasnt all about that and there were good shows in that era however I Never saw Jerry and the rest of the band so happy to be onstage.
It's not Barlow ...( 3 months ago by operadood)
It's not Barlow comparing himself to God. The song is about a character. The song is about this guy who's proclaiming this stuff about himself--the Estiamted Prophet, so it's in the voice of that character, not Barlow himself. Does that make sense?
well ok. that ...( 3 months ago by bluegrassbarry)
well ok. that would make it easier to play this song.
regardless, this is ...( 2 months ago by Finallybenunderstood)
regardless, this is a GREAT song...Naw, don't worry about me, I will get by, love.
bob was on his shit ...( 2 months ago by skootmagoot)
bob was on his shit, and that just made it easer for jerry
really, it's a ...( 2 months ago by bluegrassbarry)
really, it's a funny story how they wrote this. maybe someone can confirm what i remember.... bob wier and his lyricist john barlow stayed inside a hotel room for two or three days together writing this song. by the end of it they got to some degree of fighting and smashing furniture or otherwise yelling and throwing shit around. and there was a bottle of Jim Beam I believe. I think this story is in the book by Rock Scully titled, Living with the Dead.
Nice to see Jerry ...( 2 months ago by RealSoundNow)
Nice to see Jerry dance during the bridge solo. The song is a masterpiece.
Nice to see Jerry ...( 2 months ago by thaibites)
Nice to see Jerry so animated!
Man Bobby's on fire ...( 2 months ago by natedog4201)
Man Bobby's on fire, he has kind of a wild look in his eye's, i like it.
One of my favorite ...( 2 months ago by jadreemah)
One of my favorite Bobby tunes...God i tell you I've had some out mind experiences listening to this song at various stages in my youth.
I like the ...( 2 months ago by jazzonio)
I like the performance of this song from the 5/08/1977 show @ Cornell Universary in N.Y. Jerry's solo had more feeling. This video is just as good tho.
ANY video from this ...( 1 month ago by paulb869)
ANY video from this year should be considered a privilage for all of us to see...period!
I disagree, each ...( 1 month ago by Altoonasuks)
I disagree, each member of the band brings their own feel and timing to the band. Donna, is remarkable on Playin',GDTRFB,France,Must of been ...,FOTM,etc. sorry i also have many friends who feels she de energized the band, but I believe she adds that back-up vocal @presise times. However, she seems out of time with the music on some songs......this Estimated is tolerable Donna(if that makes sense)
Array( 1 month ago by Altoonasuks)
WHY? She adds a female back-up vocal which the Dead welcomed(sort of),to get Keith, Donna was included, and certainly made her presence felt in the 70's........the Dead are 4ever changing......so what, you have hear Donna Jean's background singing for like 8 years, I'm cool with it! Don't see myself @ any TRIXTERS shows however.
Seriously, if you ...( 1 month ago by staaarboy)
Seriously, if you can't hear Keith's Polymoog harmonies you better check your ears...
Jerry was ...( 1 month ago by joshsweet112)
Jerry was tearing-it-up!
I love how Jerry ...( 3 weeks ago by donnalishus13)
I love how Jerry does the pony (around 5:20) Hell, I love everything about this vid, thank you for posting it!
i love the sound of ...( 3 weeks ago by Isaiah6twothrueight)
i love the sound of this song...it's just so...um...can't describe it. Donna sounds GREAT too.
Saw em at KC royals ...( 3 weeks ago by numinut)
Saw em at KC royals stadium in '78 and the whole show was great, but this song was the pinnacle, when that sound reverberated around the walls and seats it sent chills up my spine, never heard or felt anything like it since.
agreed, being spun ...( 2 weeks ago by VegaLione)
agreed, being spun out when he hits that one note you can feel the energy send chills up your spine... what a great feeling being overcome by energy going to the beat of the dead....
those were the good ...( 2 weeks ago by cchight)
those were the good old days. take me back. i wanna go back
Just click your ...( 1 week ago by Finallybenunderstood)
bob wier and his lyricist john barlow stayed inside a hotel room for two or three days together writing this song. by the end of it they got to some degree of fighting and smashing furniture or otherwise yelling and throwing shit around.
and there was a bottle of Jim Beam I believe.
I think this story is in the book by Rock Scully titled, Living with the Dead.
The song is a masterpiece.
Jerry's solo had more feeling. This video is just as good tho.
sorry i also have many friends who feels she de energized the band, but I believe she adds that back-up vocal @presise times. However, she seems out of time with the music on some songs......this Estimated is tolerable Donna(if that makes sense)
She adds a female back-up vocal which the Dead welcomed(sort of),to get Keith, Donna was included, and certainly made her presence felt in the 70's........the Dead are 4ever changing......so what, you have hear Donna Jean's background singing for like 8 years, I'm cool with it! Don't see myself @ any TRIXTERS shows however.