This was a hot show in a cool venue. It was an outdoor clay tennis court stadium. The only bad part for me was we were recording with a Sony TCD-5M and 441 mikes up real close and though the tapes came out smokin' we got clay on all our equipment. A great Shakedown to start it off and just rippin' all the way through. Definitely worth listening to. I loved being able to drink Tanqueray and tonics as opposed to stadium beers.

Dougles

i love listening to this show. always nice to kick back and jam to a show i was at.

My wife's 1st show (she only saw a couple more at Compton Terrace) and it was awesome - moving the chairs on the clay court, hot as hell, the police helicopter shining the spot on the whole crowd during drums (too bad not during truckin), 1st spoonful I had heard (many shows prior) live, great friends, fun venue - I loved it.

I had been to many rock concerts but my first Dead show. Almost late because we did not know about the strange time zones in Indiana. Drove for four hours with no tix and scored some comp tix from a guy for the same price as waiting in line for hours at the ticket window. Great seats in front (but didn't sit the whole show).Truly a magical experience and was never the same afterward. Stayed at the inn of Indianopolis and cruised the floors after the show all hours of the night and met many interesting characters in various rooms. Wonderful party. First time I met "Don Juan" R.I.P.
Tim