• Madison Square Garden - October 14, 1994

setlist

  • Jack Straw
    West L.A. Fadeaway
    Queen Jane
    Lazy River Road
    El Paso
    Ramble on Rose
    Box of Rain

    Scarlet Begonias
    Fire on the Mountain
    Looks Like Rain
    Samba in the Rain
    Corrina
    Drums
    Space
    I Need a Miracle
    Attics of My Life
    Lovelight

    Liberty

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  • Bamski
    16 years ago
    Last Run
    These MSG shows were the last run of shows before I got off the bus on Oct. 19th. This show is excellent, in my opinion, and has been getting alot of run on my iTunes. The first part of the second set is great and I love the post Corrina jam (and this version of Corrina for that matter). "What d'ya gotta say Vinne?" chirps Bobby towrds the end of Queen Jane.
  • Steve-O
    16 years 5 months ago
    First and Last
    Scarlet>Fire! I was excited to say the least!!
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    DavidGlasses
    16 years 7 months ago
    Not just the Scarlet>Fire-- some other great stuff
    I was fortunate to attend this very fun, high-energy show. The "Scarlet>Fire" was stunning at the time-- and lives up the hype. But the first-set "Ramble on Rose" was terrifically funky, "Attics" was beautiful, and the post-"Corrinna" jam was unique. There's a certain looseness throughout the show, which is symptomatic of late-era Dead. But you'll also get some amazingly spooky moments. I still think this was one of the two most enjoyable, most memorable Dead shows I saw. PS: if you're not moved by the closing charge at the end of "Fire," well, I can't help you. But I'm of the opinion that even ardent detractors of 90's Dead will get excited by that jam.
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setlist
Jack Straw
West L.A. Fadeaway
Queen Jane
Lazy River Road
El Paso
Ramble on Rose
Box of Rain

Scarlet Begonias
Fire on the Mountain
Looks Like Rain
Samba in the Rain
Corrina
Drums
Space
I Need a Miracle
Attics of My Life
Lovelight

Liberty
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`One of the best shows ever. The last time I saw Dick was at a Border Legion show, and I brought this up. He said it was overrated. I asked him how many people thought he was a dunce for that. He told me he was going to release it as the next pick. Then he passed. This show had energy in it's energy. The Garden was a tiny place with the tightest nit grooviest audience ever. It was special.
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I was fortunate to attend this very fun, high-energy show. The "Scarlet>Fire" was stunning at the time-- and lives up the hype. But the first-set "Ramble on Rose" was terrifically funky, "Attics" was beautiful, and the post-"Corrinna" jam was unique. There's a certain looseness throughout the show, which is symptomatic of late-era Dead. But you'll also get some amazingly spooky moments. I still think this was one of the two most enjoyable, most memorable Dead shows I saw. PS: if you're not moved by the closing charge at the end of "Fire," well, I can't help you. But I'm of the opinion that even ardent detractors of 90's Dead will get excited by that jam.
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Scarlet>Fire! I was excited to say the least!!
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These MSG shows were the last run of shows before I got off the bus on Oct. 19th. This show is excellent, in my opinion, and has been getting alot of run on my iTunes. The first part of the second set is great and I love the post Corrina jam (and this version of Corrina for that matter). "What d'ya gotta say Vinne?" chirps Bobby towrds the end of Queen Jane.