• Community War Memorial - September 27, 1976

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  • Promised Land
    They Love Each Other
    El Paso
    Deal
    Looks Like Rain
    Row Jimmy
    It's All Over Now
    Loser
    Lazy Lightnin'
    Supplication
    Brown Eyed Women
    Music Never Stopped

    Might As Well
    Samson and Delilah
    Help on the Way
    Slipknot!
    drums
    The Other One
    Wharf Rat
    Slipknot!
    Franklin's Tower
    Around and Around

    U.S. Blues

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    Maxpaynelaw
    8 years 6 months ago
    Actually, it does amuse me to
    Actually, it does amuse me to see such a long list of songs that were actually played at a concert and not on some DVD covers. I don’t think that any of the bands these days do plays that much of songs. Anti Reflective Glass
  • Forensicdoceleven
    9 years 5 months ago
    One of my favorite shows!
    Took our doses a little too early, arrived during El Paso, wonderful second set.......... Doc G
  • myeviltwin
    15 years 4 months ago
    The Dead are back!
    Three years and a day since the last time I had seen them (9/26/73), I made it to Rochester for this show (coming from Buffalo). Got there five songs into the first set, due to ride snafu, but glad I got there at all. For this, my third show, I laid off the psychedelics. I wanted to hear them with a different set of ears. The room was only about half-filled, which was a shock after seeing them twice before in the packed Buffalo War Memorial, but allowed us a better view of the proceedings. The Help on the Way, Slipknot, Other One, Wharf Rat, Franklin's sandwich was pure poetry. I recall Garcia doing some Pete Townsend moves during the Help intro.
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setlist
Promised Land
They Love Each Other
El Paso
Deal
Looks Like Rain
Row Jimmy
It's All Over Now
Loser
Lazy Lightnin'
Supplication
Brown Eyed Women
Music Never Stopped

Might As Well
Samson and Delilah
Help on the Way
Slipknot!
drums
The Other One
Wharf Rat
Slipknot!
Franklin's Tower
Around and Around

U.S. Blues
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Great outdoor show. The boom town rats were pelted with items as the intro band. "WE WANT THE DEAD!"
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Hey Beerhead; I believe you are referring to the show three years later at Holleder Stadium which was definitely outside. I think the War Memorial is an indoor venue. Also, I believe it was the "Good Rats" who were pelted. But, what the hell, as long as the memories are good ones!!!!
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This show was definitely indoors, early in the fall tour after their comeback tour in the summer. One particular moment stands out: A bold single note held by Jerry in the "Other One" that really kicked up the tension and still rings in my skull today.
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Three years and a day since the last time I had seen them (9/26/73), I made it to Rochester for this show (coming from Buffalo). Got there five songs into the first set, due to ride snafu, but glad I got there at all. For this, my third show, I laid off the psychedelics. I wanted to hear them with a different set of ears. The room was only about half-filled, which was a shock after seeing them twice before in the packed Buffalo War Memorial, but allowed us a better view of the proceedings. The Help on the Way, Slipknot, Other One, Wharf Rat, Franklin's sandwich was pure poetry. I recall Garcia doing some Pete Townsend moves during the Help intro.
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Took our doses a little too early, arrived during El Paso, wonderful second set.......... Doc G
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Actually, it does amuse me to see such a long list of songs that were actually played at a concert and not on some DVD covers. I don’t think that any of the bands these days do plays that much of songs. Anti Reflective Glass