• Meadowlands Arena - April 7, 1987
    false start on "Bucket" - FM broadcast WNEW-New York & WXRK

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  • Touch of Grey
    New Minglewood Blues
    Friend of the Devil
    Beat it on Down the Line
    Stagger Lee
    Mama Tried
    Big River
    West L.A. Fadeaway
    Hell in a Bucket
    Don't Ease Me In

    Box of Rain
    I Need a Miracle
    Bertha
    Ship of Fools
    Man Smart/Woman Smarter
    drums
    Gimme Some Lovin'
    Morning Dew
    Throwin' Stones
    Not Fade Away

    Quinn the Eskimo

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  • muffin
    2 years 6 months ago
    Radio…someone still loves you…..

    Yes a Queen lyric quote, but I remember listening to this live on the radio. Wished they had done it more, but when you hadn’t been to your first show, yet, until summer(!!!!!), dancing to live dead in your bedroom 20 miles for the venue, kind of was my first show, but not really!

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    dancinbunny
    8 years 9 months ago
    my first show!
    ...at least I think it was this one and not the night before... I was 15, my best friend's older sister took us.
  • otislasorsa
    9 years 3 months ago
    Yeah the rainbow was like just before the show started
    Yeah the rainbow was like just before the show started. We all applauded. It was awesome and they played box of rain. The Morning Dew was one of the best I ever heard.
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false start on "Bucket" - FM broadcast WNEW-New York & WXRK
setlist
Touch of Grey
New Minglewood Blues
Friend of the Devil
Beat it on Down the Line
Stagger Lee
Mama Tried
Big River
West L.A. Fadeaway
Hell in a Bucket
Don't Ease Me In

Box of Rain
I Need a Miracle
Bertha
Ship of Fools
Man Smart/Woman Smarter
drums
Gimme Some Lovin'
Morning Dew
Throwin' Stones
Not Fade Away

Quinn the Eskimo
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My first show post Jerry illness sabatical. They open with Touch of Grey. I had goosebumps. There was so much emotion. Jerry telling everyone he was back and he was. The crowd going nuts. Everyone signing "we will get by." It was a moment. I'm almost misty.
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THIS WAS MY VERY FIRST SHOW!! I had little GD exposure & hadn't heard them live before this night. That show changed my life. It was my first steps of an amazing journey and I listened to music differently from that day forward. I am still on that journey...I am so grateful for that free ticket...truly a miracle!! Jerry was really on it that night and there was something about Quinn that sealed it for me. It was one of my favorite songs and they did something to it that just swept me away. I recall Box of Rain became one of my favorites that night as well...Touch of Grey & Friend of the Devil were also great ( I thought they did Friend because the meadowlands was home ice for the NJ Devils...how cool they were!). I may be biased but I genuinely think this show should be a Dick's Picks or at least released in its entirety. I would love a pristine copy of this one. Geez...21 years later and I am still amazed.
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My second show, I went to it from college. I remember a rainbow in the parking lot which was incredible! There were no tickets to be found there. so we enjoyed all that the lot had to offer & listened to it stream over WNEW live! It was a magical day!
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Bobby couldn't just step away from the mic for a second until he remebered the 1st line, he had to announce it everyone. Then the band instead of saying "start over OK 1 2 3 4" they had to be wise ass's and give us a few minutes of noise. A classic Dead moment, and it was on the radio, so we all can have great copies of it. Check Out My Orignal Music at myspace.com/salaversano
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The crowd sounded like the crowd for the beatles at shea stadium for the touch of grey opener. Happy to see Jerry back.
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Jerry happily fumbled through Bertha and Phil sang Box wit a Joisey accent...
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...at least I think it was this one and not the night before... I was 15, my best friend's older sister took us.
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Yes a Queen lyric quote, but I remember listening to this live on the radio. Wished they had done it more, but when you hadn’t been to your first show, yet, until summer(!!!!!), dancing to live dead in your bedroom 20 miles for the venue, kind of was my first show, but not really!