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..yes indeed they were playing in the morning-in fact i would guide u 2 David gans book"conversation with the dead"where some group-members remember this situation very vividly,but cannot help u out with setlist etc..Peace:-)(-:
Maybe my memory nixed me but I was at the us festivals in 1982 83 and at one of those I saw the dead for the first time. I think they came on at like 8 in the morning but well cant recolect exactly but didnt see the set list or a show on the page
The following three shows were actually performed indoors at the Seattle Center Coliseum, not at the outdoor Seattle Center Memorial Stadium. The Coliseum was where the Sonics played before the Key Arena was built. The Dead did not start playing at the outdoor Memorial Stadium until the 1990's.
I was at all three of the Coliseum shows. Then came the Great Drought. For 5 years the Dead came no closer to Seattle than Eugene. Then they played 1 show at the acoustical monstrosity that is the Tacoma Dome.
The last Dead show I ever saw was May 26, 1995 at the Memorial Stadium. It was my 44th birthday.
http://www.dead.net/show/august-14-1981
http://www.dead.net/show/august-28-1982-0
http://www.dead.net/show/august-27-1983
On what I have there is a Jam (9'05") between Saint Of Circumstance (7'13") and Drums (11'54").
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This show at Public Hall was famous for a killer China Cat and a nice long Dark Star. I think there was a mirror ball spinning up above, too. Here's the complete set list:
Bertha ; Mexicali Blues ; Loser ; Black Throated Wind ; They Love Each Other ; Beat It On Down The Line ; Deal ; El Paso ; Row Jimmy ; Greatest Story Ever Told ; China Cat Sunflower > I Know You Rider ; Around And Around
2nd set
Ramble On Rose ; Me And My Uncle ; Here Comes Sunshine ; Big River ; Dark Star [43:27] > Eyes Of The World > Stella Blue ; Sugar Magnolia
From memory Phil Lesh and Ned Lagin played "Seastones" during the interval between the sets. it was different. Source of the information me - I was there.
http://www.dead.net/show/september-10-1974
this happens a lot from time to time. Just ask Bob.
i promise ihavent sent my comment twice!!
i allow myself to pose this rather indiscreet question.what happening? the band playing the "promised land" which by an innocent writer was interpreted as "the terminal zone"(pretty big difference)or did they come back after they allready played on a semi disassembeled stage to play a second last song with feeling......i am confused,but as this was a GD concert i would be happy to have seen it anyway...or was the writer dozed by iresponsible social elements?
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The setlist is missing the Handsome Cabin Boy jam out of space. I was at the show and had the tape for years without knowing what "THAT" instrumental was. But I got to see it AGAIN out of space in '92 and knew it from the previous tape. Finally learned what it was many years later when a housemate pulled up in the driveway and it was cranking out of his car from Shady Grove. Jerry & Grisman do it instrumentally on the All Around this World disc, too, and there's an early Zappa cover on Mystery Disc.
Anyway, I like it better as an instrumental.
And the setlist should read: drums -> space -> Handsome Cabin Boy jam -> Playin' tease....