Grateful Dead
Ice Stadium - October 13, 1990
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Ice Stadium
October 13, 1990
Stockholm, SE
Notes:
without Bruce Hornsby
Set List:
Cold Rain and SnowFeel Like a Stranger
Candyman
Walkin' Blues
Loser
Queen Jane Approximately
Bird Song
Promised Land
Touch of Grey
Estimated Prophet
Crazy Fingers
Playin' in the Band
drums
All Along the Watchtower
Stella Blue
Throwin' Stones
Not Fade Away
One More Saturday Night
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I had been waiting since 1967 (when I bought my first Dead-album) to hear them live, so I was really happy to see them...being a bassplayer I especially looked forward to hear Phil. but the acoustics were poor. later I got some cassettes and the show IS kinda lame musically, but the feeling was definitely there...a big family!!!!!
It was fantastic to see the Dead live for the first time. I have listened to the since about 1980 (it was a TV sent show from Germany (together with The Who), that I still got on video).
There was a rumor in Swedish media that the Dead sound people had done measurements in both Stockholm Globe Arena and in Johanneshovs Isstadion, and they preferred Isstadion.
Trivia: There was a festival with christian rock and gospel music at the same time in the neighboring Globe Arena.
does ANYONE who was at the Stockholm Ice Palace show in 1990 happen to know a woman named Jen Quigley? She was there, and the last time I heard from her was a postcard I received from Stockholm that she wrote to me when I lived in Ohio (we'd attended two shows at the Philly Spectrum together, and then went back to Ohio together, but since I was unable to jet to the European tour that year, as much as I would've loved to, I lost touch with her and to this day, have no idea where she is) ANYONE? ANYONE?
Thanks in advance if you can help me on this; at the very least, if you know her, tell her i said hello and i hope she's doing well
if not, have a great day anyway, and keep the good vibes alive :)
ERW
in case this jogs anyone's memory:
if i remember correctly, jen used to work at a place called the Gingerbread Man in Carlisle, Pennsylvania
thanks again to anyone who could help me contact her, wherever she might be
ERW
I am just starting to upload my photos of the Europe 90 tour
Starting with Stockholm
Bob
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Spanish Jam
The photos are not up yet ?
I will have to try again
Bob
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Spanish Jam
The boys seemed jet-lagged and uninspired, not one word to the audience. I thought they would at least introduce the new guy (Vince), but no!
they didn't introduce vince all through the tour as far as i could remember
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Spanish Jam
It was a cold, windy day and there was several empty rows upfront in the arena so i got a seat on the third row. Perfect. When Jerry started playing the first song the PA system was turned down and in the first half minute or so each instrument one after the other were turned up in the mix.
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I do believe this was nearly a 24 hour train ride from amsterdam, where we would return to see Bruce play in an old hippie church selling hash and heinikens! We thought the Dead were playing in the big sphere in Stockholm but they were playing next door in a tiny ice hockey rink!