• Buckeye Lake Music Center - July 1, 1992
    Steve Miller opened - last "Midnight Hour": 09-18-91 [61] - locomotive airhorn during "Drumz"

setlist

  • Touch of Grey
    Greatest Story Ever Told
    Stagger Lee
    Masterpiece
    Brown Eyed Women
    Picasso Moon
    Bird Song
    Promised Land

    Saint of Circumstance
    Midnight Hour
    West L.A. Fadeaway
    Truckin'
    Spoonful
    Drums
    Space
    I Need a Miracle
    Wharf Rat
    Turn on Your Love Light

    Baba O'Riley
    Tomorrow Never Knows

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  • Hippygeorge62
    1 year 7 months ago
    This was great show-had to…

    This was great show-had to hitch back to Columbus, all of my friends got lost!

  • stickersteve
    4 years 1 month ago
    Lost wedding ring....

    Less than one year married and I lose my wedding ring there. Seen two people get married....if she wasn't with me, she would be mad, but..... still married today..... Great hot!!! Show....nice skeleton climbing the scaffolding at the end... Ring has melhj and date on inside.....

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    Lil Red Rooster
    9 years 6 months ago
    a rager
    I'm not sure if this was the year I went to Buckeye, but I know when I did, it was a rager! big stink raised about NO CAMPING, but when we got there, they quadruple parked the cars, so nobody was going anywhere anyway, which was a good thing. I remember it was hotter than hell all day, a thunderstorm happened right in the first set, then I was wet and cold for the rest of the show!
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Steve Miller opened - last "Midnight Hour": 09-18-91 [61] - locomotive airhorn during "Drumz"
setlist
Touch of Grey
Greatest Story Ever Told
Stagger Lee
Masterpiece
Brown Eyed Women
Picasso Moon
Bird Song
Promised Land

Saint of Circumstance
Midnight Hour
West L.A. Fadeaway
Truckin'
Spoonful
Drums
Space
I Need a Miracle
Wharf Rat
Turn on Your Love Light

Baba O'Riley
Tomorrow Never Knows
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during steve miller's set the power went out on fly like an eagle and all you could hear was the drummer still keeping beat. yes it was very hot. we were about 10 rows back from the stage when the day started and i remember looking back at the crowd during the dead's set and thinking i haven't ever seen this many people groovin' together. oh yeah, there was a girl wearing a flag walking past us
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steve miller came out to sing midnight hour but first verse had mic. problems
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I was right in front of Jerry this hot hot hot day/night He had that huge blue t shirt and some trippy pants and his Nike Air shoes on..He was huge I remember thinking wow he has bulked up again, SAD. I liked the music it was the last show of the Summer tour..Sadly Jerry had an enlarged heart and fluid in his lungs..They cancel the Fall tour ..But I was going to U of Wyoming and there first show's back @ Mcnichols Arena in Denver 12/2-3/1992 I was at these shows as well.. healthier and thinner a lively Jerry..I think he lost 65 lbs. It was a real breath of fresh life into the band..I miss these summer shows like Buckeye and Alpine and Deer Creek I am a Mid-West Dead Head...Jay
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You know how Saint starts with that big, loud note? Just as it sounded, this guy near me fell s-l-o-w-l-y backward straight as a board, onto his back. That Saint intro literally knocked him right off of his feet. It was pretty funny (he was fine).I think I remember the girl wearing the flag the above poster mentioned. Sadly, they didn't play U.S. Blues, so she didn't wave it around. I remember thinking this one was pretty sluggish, but, hey, there was a Midnight Hour and a West LA in the 2nd set, which was kind of a cool way to close out the Summer Tour. Fall would be canceled, but a svelte Garcia would return in time to spread some Holiday cheer...
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I don't know that I would say sluggish but perhaps kinda like the sound of really thick air, really nice comfortable groove.
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Time sure has slipped away. This show had some good tunes. It was hot...I lost my shoes in the crowd...LOL. I was pretty close to the stage. This was the moment I remember noticing Bobby had developed a thin spot on the back of his head. Show's low moments: Steve Miller...I yawned the entire performance...the power outage couldn't have come at a worse moment. Some guy near me was playing a flute along Touch of Grey during the show opener...it didn't gel too good with the song and I could see other heads making faces. He was an older looking lad...looked kind of like one of the die-hard type fans who have toured for years and eaten most of their meals from a dumpster...you know what I mean...all leathered up with some falafel in his beard.
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this show is a keeper: we had a carful going down from canada, but this time my pal tammy and i were definitely going to stay together and experience a show. lo and behold i lost her. we were tripping on some kind of wonderful. we found each other, lost each other again, found each other... somehow, we kept on uniting through this sea of beautiful, grateful faces. it was so amazing!! oh, and i remember the pee bathroom in the bushes everybody was using. it was really smelly near the end of the night. whoever made the falafels out of that veedub: yummy!!
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terrapinT-I tried my hardest, but my car broke down for this show. I had tickets and didn't make it. Too bad.
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Never made it into the show. :( On the trip from the Bus to the Lake, the traffic was ridiculous, so my friends and I decided we couldn't cause much trouble starting our partying early. So we broke into the bottle of El Toro tequila. (Hey, we were Soph/Jun in HS) Anyways, my memories from the day include drinking El Toro tequila from waxed Wendy's cups, getting to the field and passing out and puking my guts out. Fast forward two hours. I wake up with a pillow and a jug of water that my friends had traded my ticket for. I got up and went to an area right outside the music center and there was a group of about a hundred fans harassing mounted policemen trying to get through the gates. I just stood there and enjoyed the music. Oh well, maybe next year I'll see them for the first time.....(see BL '93)
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Never made it into the show. :( On the trip from the Bus to the Lake, the traffic was ridiculous, so my friends and I decided we couldn't cause much trouble starting our partying early. So we broke into the bottle of El Toro tequila. (Hey, we were Soph/Jun in HS) Anyways, my memories from the day include drinking El Toro tequila from waxed Wendy's cups, getting to the field and passing out and puking my guts out. Fast forward two hours. I wake up with a pillow and a jug of water that my friends had traded my ticket for. I got up and went to an area right outside the music center and there was a group of about a hundred fans harassing mounted policemen trying to get through the gates. I just stood there and enjoyed the music. Oh well, maybe next year I'll see them for the first time.....(see BL '93)
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Another interesting adventure. My buddy Dave & I were going to the show & we took off early to hang out in the Parking lot but the folks at Buckeye didn't open the gates early. Dave didn't have a ticket so while waiting in a LONG line of cars I decided to go & get Dave a ticket. I got about 1/4 mile back from my car & i got his ticket & then the line started to move. I was stuck walking until a station wagon full of Heads said jump in. I was most appreciative. We get into the lot & park a few rows over from my car. Dave had my grill set up & cooler out cooking & drinking & laughing his ass off at me until I reminded him I had his ticket & he was drinking my beer & eating my food. It was funny & we both had a good laugh. The show was Great & a fun time was had by all.
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I had an amazing time at this show! Does anyone know where I can find a video of this show?!!! That would be greatly appreciated! Peace!
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The traffic seemed to stand still. We parked far away and walked for what seemed like an eternity. I took pictures of the vans on the way that were stuck in line. I think that for every person that made it into the show, there was another outside that didn't get in. A sea of people. Jerry sounded sad. I wanted to enjoy the show, but I couldn't shake the feeling that Jerry was somehow not up to par. An enlarged heart would explain the ominous feeling. I also recall the stinky outdoor potty, the mounted police and the power outage.
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I'm not sure if this was the year I went to Buckeye, but I know when I did, it was a rager! big stink raised about NO CAMPING, but when we got there, they quadruple parked the cars, so nobody was going anywhere anyway, which was a good thing. I remember it was hotter than hell all day, a thunderstorm happened right in the first set, then I was wet and cold for the rest of the show!
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Less than one year married and I lose my wedding ring there. Seen two people get married....if she wasn't with me, she would be mad, but..... still married today..... Great hot!!! Show....nice skeleton climbing the scaffolding at the end... Ring has melhj and date on inside.....