This run changed music for me forever. I’ve lost count how many times I’ve played these three throughout the years since. I thought it would be audio-only from then on. I’m so delighted to be wrong. Massive thank you for uploading and letting me re-live one of my most special memories/experiences.
It's just another Sunday, and I've got this cherished 3-night supernova bit of perfection for the ages on again in my living room. I close my eyes and just dream about the last 60 years. Just about done with my 60's and all I'll have left is memories of the 60's and my very own 60's, with now just a few more days to go. Love you for giving me this to keep if ever top of mind and heart for me! Thank you!
Long time GD fan- 1st show in 73- lots of GD shows, many LOMs, JGB shows, Kingfish , Keith and Donna, Further, and almost all configurations of Phil and Phriends- a couple of Phish shows- and TAB- and lots of Kimock ...... but this.........this is amazing!! I've watched these so many times and have turned on many friends. This band is perfect. Many great Phil configurations- but IMO this is the best combo. just outstanding post- Dead toones. A shame that it didn't happen more- or better yet- AGAIN. I guess the SK/ Jill thing never let up. Too bad because Phil and SK are magic- and adding Page and Trey just iced the cake. Love Molo too. These are great to have as full shows . Thanks for posting- I'm certain I'll watch them many more times. Possibly best post-Dead band.....
@@docwill184 The story as I read it was that during that P&F tour, Jill Lesh (as the tour manager, maybe?) was pushing for (or outright made) changes to the band's compensation, to pay them less. Somehow it came to a head with Steve in particular and apparently one morning he just grabbed his gear and peaced out.
read these comments and I thought "yeah, right" ... then I listened ... honestly, this is a great quality recording of an amazing set brought to you joyously by some of the greatest musicians of the past century ... this is seriously good - treat yourself to a close listen
One of, if not the best, three night runs EVER. Each night had its own personality and vibe. So stoked to see the video again--I have seen hundreds and hundreds of concerts (108 Grateful Dead and 124 PHiSH as of today) and these shows combined my two favorite bands and mixed them up just perfectly. I mean in the second set of this show: Terrapin Station>Down with Disease>Dark Star>Friend of the Devil is just insane to me today as it was 21 and a half years ago jamming in the balcony (I felt I had to always be on the floor at JGB shows and loved being up in the balcony during these shows.) Thanks for sharing this video!
I have to agree - best shows EVER. Personally, having Steve and Trey on stage TOGETHER playing GD and Phish, with Phil laying down his powerful bass, this was just heaven for me. A lot of work went into getting these 3 shows together as one continuous video, and SO GLAD I did it.
When people ask me my favorite Dead show/run, and I say 15-17 April ‘99, and it was a Phil show with half of Phish, I get funny looks. 😂 I don’t care. Just had to be there, man. Or not, because even the audio alone proves how special it was.
One brain... one guitar (at a time), two ears, two hands, and infinite possibilities.... thank you, @SteveKimock. This ensemble absolutely grooves! Would LOVE to be there again.... peace, out!
Loved these 3 shows on disc for years, and it's incredible to finally see the footage of them. Besides being what I (and many) consider to be the best post-GD shows ever, what I particularly enjoy is being able to see who (Steve or Trey) are playing certain leads. They are my two favorite guitarists alive, and they are certainly distinct, but in the middle of jams, it gets difficult to tell who is doing what. Glorious, and thanks for posting.
These are the best post-GD shows! I have listened to this for over 20 years now and they hold up. Everyone is playing their best here, everyone is trying to be respectful of the music. Though after listening to these shows for 20 years I have to say that Kimock is the star here. Trey and page are wonderful but Kimock knows the songs better and plays all the details into the songs with a new soul. Case in point: The first part of dark star where Kimock is politely leading the band through a maze of fast tempo psychedelic goo with a sitar that I have never seen him play since. Old songs, new life breathed into them. And yes, Donna was a welcome addition.
@@anthonycollin6535 "Politely leading the band through a maze of fast tempo psychedelic goo . . ." That is really well put! While I'm not nearly as well versed in Kimock, my immediate reaction is to totally agree; absolutely no disrespect to Trey, Page, or anyone else. The delicacy with which he (Kimock) plays is so beautiful! I'd love to learn more about that sitar, as my knowledge of sitars is limited to the large tubular-shaped string instruments of . . . I want to say Indian origin? From the moment I saw that uniquely shaped "guitar" I've been a bit stumped. (Then he switches to what appears to be a Fender, right?) Any insight you might have would be appreciated. Anyhow, I apologize for my rambling. I'm just stoked on music today. ✌
This was a musical/spiritual experience on another level!...Each musician yielded to different aspects of the spirit manifested in the physical realm. Kind of like the musical equivalent to speaking in tongues. Just Amazing!
I rank the Phil & Friends 5-14-08 Dark Star as the best without Jerry, 46 minutes of psych goodness. That show was at the Warfield as well. I had the good fortunate to be at that show as well as this one that is playing above.
🙂. "... these are a few of my favorite things ... ". . 1965 or so ... The Sound of Music . Way Cool !!!! ... this mostly instrumental set(s) , show. Phat jams.. quite indeed Grateful to have made this excellent & virtuous discovery 😉 .
Stumbled upon this looking up a version of Ode to Billy Joe by Spencer Bohren. Had these shows on cd twenty years ago. Incredible stuff. Phil holds the Grateful Dead banner high. And he sure knows how to pick his friends. Watch this entire show. Really good stuff. Make sure to check the two previous nights as well. Stupendous Help slip Franklins there!
Can’t believe I found this!! I had a cd of this for years in the early aughts. Never thought I’d hear it again. Makes me wonder what other treasures are around. And treys guitar on dwd w/phil is fucking awesome.
I've been trying to get into Phish and the Dead for a long time now, I think this video finally did it for me. Stand outs for me were It's Up To You, Mississippi Half step into Bird Song, and Dark Star 2nd verse jam into friend of the devil. Going through the rest of the run now so happy to finally "get" it lol
Welcome aboard. There are countless shows to listen to here on CZcams from both the bands and many other forms of various musicians. Check out the Billy & the Kids Grateful Mahalo shows. Insane... There's a good playlist here on CZcams (and also a hidden gem channel with both full sets if you can find it). After that check out Mikaela David w/ Southern Star -- the 44 min video with Dark Star in it. You won't be disappointed.
@@ODUBlue Thanks very much 🙏 I play keys in a jam band so it's ironic that i haven't gotten into these bands until now, but my bandmates are good examples of the type of people to stick close to haha. Gonna try to see phish for the phirst time this summer hopefully
Thanks, I've loved the audio for years and when I tried to find the video for a listening party, found it didn't exist in one piece - per show - all three nights. I did find one night, the rest was a treasure hunt.
Wow...this whole line up is so good...they have great ears, note value, taste...very smooth. I meet j molo...twice in white plains ny. Twas lucky such a cool dude...amazing drummer
Amazing shows, got the tapes a few weeks after the shows as I live on the east coast and was blown away and really really looking forward to Phil's new phound platform . The first phil n phriends shows on the east coast in 99 and through the next few years are my favorite musical memories. I've seen hundreds of shows between the early 90s till now and all those small intimate phil shows with warren and derek trucks are just somethin special . Txs for the upload .
@@UnkleBen I still have the shirt from that show. I've been looking on eBay for years to see how much they sell for but I've never see one for sale. It has a big spherical earth on the shirt with the tour dates on the back.
God these shows never disappoint when I revisit them. My music taste is ever expanding and I'm constantly discovering incredible music - lately I've been diving into bill laswells world of music and a lot of spiritual jazz (Alice and John Coltrane, pharaoh Sanders, sun ra ) - but these 3 nights are like the pinnacle of improvisational music. Kimock has never played better and is the mvp of this warfield run without a doubt. I don't think he had any idea what trey could bring to the table and just became intensely inspired and plays in such a natural and comfortable way because hes totally able to let loose and explore. I mean look at his face while he shreds apart dark star, dude is in the zone and then some. The way him and trey instantly connect is a thing of beauty, there intertwining guitars is perfect for phil to bounce around in and explore. And with molo driving full force into keeping that perfect backbeat and pages swirling keys- it's the perfect blend of music without ego. Theres no limits to kimocks playing here , unreal stuff
I've listened to this show dozens if not hundreds of times over the years but just now hearing how lost Trey is during "It's Up To You" (a Kimock tune). He doesn't appear to know the core melody, or even realize it's composed. He's just noodling over the top of Steve and stepping on him despite it being a pretty simple arrangement. Page is unshakable as always, and Trey could just lay back and play chord changes? IDK, am I crazy? Listen and watch that tune and let me know what you guys think.
@@novakaya I was with my friend Roy, a building contractor (and longtime Deadhead), we looked at each other, and he said, "The roof really is physically pulsating!"
Favorite Things! Awesome. It's my understanding that this was an important song for the Allman Bros Band to play in their formative years. Ditto for the Dead and other rock bands?
It has the tone and response of a sitar in a guitar format, sounds super cool, you can hear the way the note rings and the sustain decays it’s a specially made sitar-guitar. I’m not sure who it’s made by but I sure as hell want one
@@riceflatpicking4954 The guitar company Danelectro makes something pretty similar and they are fairly inexpensive I might add. www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/BBSTBB--danelectro-baby-sitar-brown-burst
I feel really bad for Phil, you can just tell hes so frustrated on that stage and must be thinking to himself "this music I'm making right this second is awful, the grateful dead catalogue shouldn't be explored now that Jerry Garcia isn't here to play the tunes, what a giant mistake this run is , just let me get through this night and I will never ever play another grateful dead song note again "
Today is 4-17-24. Happy 25th anniversary of this historic show! I was there!
Truly historic indeed. Can't get enough!
This run changed music for me forever. I’ve lost count how many times I’ve played these three throughout the years since. I thought it would be audio-only from then on. I’m so delighted to be wrong. Massive thank you for uploading and letting me re-live one of my most special memories/experiences.
Are you kidding me….I just discovered this show
killer
It's just another Sunday, and I've got this cherished 3-night supernova bit of perfection for the ages on again in my living room. I close my eyes and just dream about the last 60 years. Just about done with my 60's and all I'll have left is memories of the 60's and my very own 60's, with now just a few more days to go. Love you for giving me this to keep if ever top of mind and heart for me! Thank you!
That version of DWD was INCREDIBLE. Just so good. Phil got it!
Oh yes it was a jam
Long time GD fan- 1st show in 73- lots of GD shows, many LOMs, JGB shows, Kingfish , Keith and Donna, Further, and almost all configurations of Phil and Phriends- a couple of Phish shows- and TAB- and lots of Kimock ...... but this.........this is amazing!! I've watched these so many times and have turned on many friends. This band is perfect. Many great Phil configurations- but IMO this is the best combo. just outstanding post- Dead toones. A shame that it didn't happen more- or better yet- AGAIN. I guess the SK/ Jill thing never let up. Too bad because Phil and SK are magic- and adding Page and Trey just iced the cake. Love Molo too. These are great to have as full shows . Thanks for posting- I'm certain I'll watch them many more times. Possibly best post-Dead band.....
@Michael Kean Kimock left PaF during the tour with Bob Dylan.
Mmmmedicine for the soul ...
"...the same song on a different day is a different song..." > Jerry who ? : / walstib
@Michael Kean Phil's wife. Apparently created friction in the Dead. So Kimmock as well? Shame..
@@docwill184 The story as I read it was that during that P&F tour, Jill Lesh (as the tour manager, maybe?) was pushing for (or outright made) changes to the band's compensation, to pay them less. Somehow it came to a head with Steve in particular and apparently one morning he just grabbed his gear and peaced out.
If i had a time machine, this run would be on my list
So I really like Page singing Bird Song!
read these comments and I thought "yeah, right" ... then I listened ... honestly, this is a great quality recording of an amazing set brought to you joyously by some of the greatest musicians of the past century ... this is seriously good - treat yourself to a close listen
They should put this on the next Voyager gold record. This is the pinnacle imo
One of, if not the best, three night runs EVER. Each night had its own personality and vibe. So stoked to see the video again--I have seen hundreds and hundreds of concerts (108 Grateful Dead and 124 PHiSH as of today) and these shows combined my two favorite bands and mixed them up just perfectly. I mean in the second set of this show: Terrapin Station>Down with Disease>Dark Star>Friend of the Devil is just insane to me today as it was 21 and a half years ago jamming in the balcony (I felt I had to always be on the floor at JGB shows and loved being up in the balcony during these shows.) Thanks for sharing this video!
I have to agree - best shows EVER. Personally, having Steve and Trey on stage TOGETHER playing GD and Phish, with Phil laying down his powerful bass, this was just heaven for me. A lot of work went into getting these 3 shows together as one continuous video, and SO GLAD I did it.
Yea man, this is a uber golden ruby gem and clear sound. Cheers, helps the lockdown buddy!
Did Acid with Phil,one beautiful radiant soul and mind expanding musical avatar ⚡️🖖🏽⚡️
When people ask me my favorite Dead show/run, and I say 15-17 April ‘99, and it was a Phil show with half of Phish, I get funny looks. 😂 I don’t care. Just had to be there, man. Or not, because even the audio alone proves how special it was.
I have a new respect for Kimock. Reminds me a lot of Jaco here, mannerisms and all.
Thanks for posting this. I wish musicians these days were as inventive.
Κimock with soaring and badass playing on Morning Dew!
This is one of my favorite things 😊👍❤️
Sound of Music. 1965. Correct me perhaps ?
Loved all three nights but this one I loved the best. I am huge Trey fan, but this was Kimock's night. His tone!
One brain... one guitar (at a time), two ears, two hands, and infinite possibilities.... thank you, @SteveKimock. This ensemble absolutely grooves! Would LOVE to be there again.... peace, out!
Damn, 21 years ago... I was at these shows, then did the tour... days between no doubt. Some incredible memories were born at these shows. Wow...
Nice
Loved these 3 shows on disc for years, and it's incredible to finally see the footage of them. Besides being what I (and many) consider to be the best post-GD shows ever, what I particularly enjoy is being able to see who (Steve or Trey) are playing certain leads. They are my two favorite guitarists alive, and they are certainly distinct, but in the middle of jams, it gets difficult to tell who is doing what. Glorious, and thanks for posting.
These are the best post-GD shows! I have listened to this for over 20 years now and they hold up. Everyone is playing their best here, everyone is trying to be respectful of the music. Though after listening to these shows for 20 years I have to say that Kimock is the star here. Trey and page are wonderful but Kimock knows the songs better and plays all the details into the songs with a new soul. Case in point: The first part of dark star where Kimock is politely leading the band through a maze of fast tempo psychedelic goo with a sitar that I have never seen him play since. Old songs, new life breathed into them. And yes, Donna was a welcome addition.
@@anthonycollin6535 "Politely leading the band through a maze of fast tempo psychedelic goo . . ." That is really well put! While I'm not nearly as well versed in Kimock, my immediate reaction is to totally agree; absolutely no disrespect to Trey, Page, or anyone else. The delicacy with which he (Kimock) plays is so beautiful! I'd love to learn more about that sitar, as my knowledge of sitars is limited to the large tubular-shaped string instruments of . . . I want to say Indian origin? From the moment I saw that uniquely shaped "guitar" I've been a bit stumped. (Then he switches to what appears to be a Fender, right?) Any insight you might have would be appreciated.
Anyhow, I apologize for my rambling. I'm just stoked on music today. ✌
I pull these up every year. It’s music to my ears
This was a musical/spiritual experience on another level!...Each musician yielded to different aspects of the spirit manifested in the physical realm. Kind of like the musical equivalent to speaking in tongues. Just Amazing!
I couldn't agree more ... very well put
Love Kimocks Tone !!
Best "Dark Star" (first track) without Garcia, just amazing...
eyes closed going to sleep holy moly
I rank the Phil & Friends 5-14-08 Dark Star as the best without Jerry, 46 minutes of psych goodness. That show was at the Warfield as well. I had the good fortunate to be at that show as well as this one that is playing above.
@@darwinblinks Good for you. Should have qualified that as "best...that I have heard yet". Will look for the one you mentioned.
absolutely, IWT and have said that for a while, best 1st set without Jerry.
@@johnphinney6430 Great, would have loved to have been there for that one, too. I don't live in the States, though.
legendary shows...bringing back Days Between was such a blessing; what a beautiful song weaved into a brilliant show.
My favorite part of the whole run. Love hearing Phil sing this one, and that jam…unreal🙌🏼
🙂. "... these are a few of my favorite things ... ". . 1965 or so ... The Sound of Music . Way Cool !!!! ... this mostly instrumental set(s) , show. Phat jams.. quite indeed Grateful to have made this excellent & virtuous discovery 😉 .
Absolutely gobsmacking performance
Love Kimock!
The best! The “it’s up to you!”
One of my favorite “its up to you” ever… completely magic
Stumbled upon this looking up a version of Ode to Billy Joe by Spencer Bohren. Had these shows on cd twenty years ago. Incredible stuff. Phil holds the Grateful Dead banner high. And he sure knows how to pick his friends. Watch this entire show. Really good stuff. Make sure to check the two previous nights as well. Stupendous Help slip Franklins there!
Can’t believe I found this!! I had a cd of this for years in the early aughts. Never thought I’d hear it again. Makes me wonder what other treasures are around. And treys guitar on dwd w/phil is fucking awesome.
I felt the same way when I found all the pieces and decided it needed to be out there
So many years later these still stand as iconic and legendary concerts! Sooooo goooooood!
This song makes me emotional. Every. Single. Time.
I've been trying to get into Phish and the Dead for a long time now, I think this video finally did it for me. Stand outs for me were It's Up To You, Mississippi Half step into Bird Song, and Dark Star 2nd verse jam into friend of the devil. Going through the rest of the run now so happy to finally "get" it lol
Welcome aboard. There are countless shows to listen to here on CZcams from both the bands and many other forms of various musicians. Check out the Billy & the Kids Grateful Mahalo shows. Insane... There's a good playlist here on CZcams (and also a hidden gem channel with both full sets if you can find it). After that check out Mikaela David w/ Southern Star -- the 44 min video with Dark Star in it. You won't be disappointed.
Welcome to the family! Some of most amazing people you will ever meet (and a few you’d do well to avoid, but only a few, relatively speaking😂)
@@ODUBlue Thanks very much 🙏
I play keys in a jam band so it's ironic that i haven't gotten into these bands until now, but my bandmates are good examples of the type of people to stick close to haha. Gonna try to see phish for the phirst time this summer hopefully
Wow.. can't believe I hadn't seen this...ty...not much more to say..the line up the Dark Star...killer stuff
Thanks for the upload! This, to me, is the best of what "jam band music" can be.
Speechless.........OK incredible!!!!!
Page and Kimock PEELING My Favorite Things. Massive.
PEELING bro. Nice. I couldn’t have described it better
This whole run is epic Phil sickness
I always thought Page was amazing when I listened on archive but seeing Kimock weave through the Dark Star Favorite Things wow
That's the definition of a SUPER BAND.
You're amazing for uploading this!! What a gem!
Thanks, I've loved the audio for years and when I tried to find the video for a listening party, found it didn't exist in one piece - per show - all three nights. I did find one night, the rest was a treasure hunt.
@@dmonshaw seriously....to hear Kimock is one thing, but to SEE him work his magic is waaaaay better. Thank you!!
I know. Kimock is amazing!
Wow...this whole line up is so good...they have great ears, note value, taste...very smooth. I meet j molo...twice in white plains ny. Twas lucky such a cool dude...amazing drummer
Phil Leshhhh! Coming in hot! Right off the operating table too! You can tell he’s feeling a lot better
Amazing shows, got the tapes a few weeks after the shows as I live on the east coast and was blown away and really really looking forward to Phil's new phound platform . The first phil n phriends shows on the east coast in 99 and through the next few years are my favorite musical memories. I've seen hundreds of shows between the early 90s till now and all those small intimate phil shows with warren and derek trucks are just somethin special . Txs for the upload .
New phound. Haha. I just love you for that. :)
I caught the 99 Walllinhford CT show. Great show. Still have the tour shirt.
@@slow-mo_moonbuggy that show changed my life! 🤘🏽👊🏽🧡
@@UnkleBen I still have the shirt from that show. I've been looking on eBay for years to see how much they sell for but I've never see one for sale. It has a big spherical earth on the shirt with the tour dates on the back.
So glad this came across my feed! Thank you for posting.
This set creates feelings inside of me that soar to great hights...!
These 3 shows are amazing! Listened many times and they just sound wonderful every time!
Glad you like them!
Incredible! Thank you for posting! I sure miss the Grateful Dead, and Jerry of course. The soundtrack for America.
Listening toLesh, KIMOCK Jerry is proud
Grateful oh says. Rest - N-. Peace. M O S S
oh lord. those funk sirens out of terrapin and into dwd are mind bending. what a legendary run.
Kimock is awesome
Mahalos brother 🤙🏽👊🏽
ABSOLUTELY one of the best shows, EVER.
FINALLY getting to see steve & treys interaction visually? 🥲
Totally awesome! This is just a great thing to experience.
This is the gold.
All roads lead back to Darkstar
"Phil in Red" Classic! :)
Shepherd's Chapel Network !!!!!!! Chapter by Chapter / Verse by Verse !!!!!!! Amen
God these shows never disappoint when I revisit them. My music taste is ever expanding and I'm constantly discovering incredible music - lately I've been diving into bill laswells world of music and a lot of spiritual jazz (Alice and John Coltrane, pharaoh Sanders, sun ra ) - but these 3 nights are like the pinnacle of improvisational music.
Kimock has never played better and is the mvp of this warfield run without a doubt. I don't think he had any idea what trey could bring to the table and just became intensely inspired and plays in such a natural and comfortable way because hes totally able to let loose and explore.
I mean look at his face while he shreds apart dark star, dude is in the zone and then some. The way him and trey instantly connect is a thing of beauty, there intertwining guitars is perfect for phil to bounce around in and explore. And with molo driving full force into keeping that perfect backbeat and pages swirling keys- it's the perfect blend of music without ego.
Theres no limits to kimocks playing here , unreal stuff
Oh yeah. SK on Morning Dew when he goes into overdrive at the end !!!!!!!
For sure, and just when I thought the song was going to end incredible dynamics
Wow.. great Disease solo @1:41:46. add that to my collection...
Effortless
Thank you..
Still killing it after all these years......nicely done boys!
Absolutely amazing. Thank you so much for uploading this.
If Guru Garcia is still arround it would have been even more fun. RIP JERRY Genius PHIL is just brilliant
yeahhhh it just doesn't get better
I've listened to this show dozens if not hundreds of times over the years but just now hearing how lost Trey is during "It's Up To You" (a Kimock tune). He doesn't appear to know the core melody, or even realize it's composed. He's just noodling over the top of Steve and stepping on him despite it being a pretty simple arrangement. Page is unshakable as always, and Trey could just lay back and play chord changes? IDK, am I crazy? Listen and watch that tune and let me know what you guys think.
This concert is is good
I was at the first night's show, in the balcony. At one point the ceiling looked like it was literally rattling & pulsating with the energy!
I saw that too!!!! Thought it was for sure the kind kind SF doses I ate earlier that day
@@novakaya I was with my friend Roy, a building contractor (and longtime Deadhead), we looked at each other, and he said, "The roof really is physically pulsating!"
@@MastersInMassage ⚡️❤️⚡️
@@MastersInMassage unbelievably kind shows
Thank you so much for uploading these
I used to have this show on Cassette w cool artwork!
THANK YOU!!!
Ohhhhh soooo gooood!!!
What a goddamn DWD, holy smokes
This is beautiful.. :)
It really is!
Nailed a plank
#TodayInPhilLeshAndFriendsHistory!'
Let it rip fellas !!
Oh yeah
ty!
This is awesome
check out the animatronic type movements
Whew.
amazing!!!!!!
My goodness this is tasty! Subscribe button SMASHED!
who are the sixteen completely broken human beings who gave this a thumbs down? jesus
I know, right!?!?
Favorite Things! Awesome. It's my understanding that this was an important song for the Allman Bros Band to play in their formative years. Ditto for the Dead and other rock bands?
24 years before this was 1975, and 24 years after is present day. Don't mind me, just typing out loud.
2:05:14 love trey bends
Wow Friend of the Devil was really unhinged... needed Steve or Trey to step-up...
This may have already been answered, but what is the guitar/ instrument that Kimock is playing during the Dark Star? Incredible sound.
Phuckin Phil!!
so bummed I missed big cypress
so interesting to hear trey follow while attempting to lead.
does anyone know the name of the sitar guitar that kimock played in the opening dark star
The ravi shanktar
It's a Wandre/Davoli of some sort. He shows a similar Mod Rock Basso bass about 4:40 here: czcams.com/video/JITtuxCLhBM/video.html
I feel like Bela has an instrument very similar to that one..maybe same builder..sorry I don't have specifics.
@@mattriley3550 I'm in too deep on this groove rn to click that link, but *thank you*! Stoked to learn more about it.
Shepherd's Chapel Network !!!!!!! Chapter by Chapter / Verse by Verse !!!!!!!
I was at this show.. it made me miss Jerry a whole lot.
Who voted down? Seriously?
lol i was thinking the same thing...
What's the unusual guitar Kimock's playing?
Trouble ahead, Phil in red!!
I’m fascinated by the guitar Steve Kimock plays to open Dark Star. What is that thing?
phil called it the anti gravity guitar lol
It has the tone and response of a sitar in a guitar format, sounds super cool, you can hear the way the note rings and the sustain decays it’s a specially made sitar-guitar. I’m not sure who it’s made by but I sure as hell want one
czcams.com/video/JITtuxCLhBM/video.html he shows a similar bass at 4:40ish on this video
@@primalia712 I'd probably quit my job and live on Ramen for five years if I had one. I'd zone out for hours picking that thing. :)
@@riceflatpicking4954 The guitar company Danelectro makes something pretty similar and they are fairly inexpensive I might add. www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/BBSTBB--danelectro-baby-sitar-brown-burst
1:38:47
How about hearing ol Philly thumping the FUCK out of that DWD intro kiddos?!?
Who's the guitarist on the left with the hat?
Steve Kimmock
Too bad GD didn't recruit Page after Brent died. But then again we wouldn't have the Phish we know and love.
You forgot molo in the title
molo
Poor phil for having to endure these lackies
Bro he hand picked them. Not even.
@@novakaya , I think you missed the joke here. :p
I feel really bad for Phil, you can just tell hes so frustrated on that stage and must be thinking to himself "this music I'm making right this second is awful, the grateful dead catalogue shouldn't be explored now that Jerry Garcia isn't here to play the tunes, what a giant mistake this run is , just let me get through this night and I will never ever play another grateful dead song note again "