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Grateful Dead Live at Capitol Theatre on 1980-04-01

by Grateful Dead

Publication date: 1980-04-01 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Audience, FOB, Barry Glassberg, MOTB, Adam Egert, Derek McCabe

Collection: GratefulDead

Band/Artist: Grateful Dead

Resource: DeadLists Project

Set 1

The Promised Land
The Promised Land
Candyman
Me And My Uncle ->
Big River
Friend Of The Devil
It's All Over Now
Don't Ease Me In
Looks Like Rain ->
Deal

Set 2

Feel Like A Stranger
China Cat Sunflower ->
I Know You Rider
Estimated Prophet ->
He's Gone ->
The Other One ->
Jam ->
Drums ->
Space ->
Stella Blue ->
Around And Around

Encore
Shakedown Street

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Reviewer: Scarletdogdentist - - May 24, 2019
Subject: Most intense rider I have ever witnessed

This was really a great show and a very hard ticket to get on April fools day. Me and my 5 friends were lucky to get 4 seats 8th row left center between Jerry and Bobby. Chinacat was semi short but terrific and Jerry smiling a lot. The rider was another story, the intensity level rose exponentially, Jerry was playing at a ridiculous level and we were dancing and falling over each other. Especially a 5:30, jerry really nails it, and Belushi comes out of no where and does this flip in front of jerry. Jerry was so animated and smiling during this insane rider, I wish more deadheads could have experienced it. After the last note of rider, me and my friends all collapsed onto each other and weren’t able to get up until Stella blue. We couldn’t even move for the other one, which we never ever sit for. 39 years after this show I still blast this rider and it brings me right back there in front of jerry with him smiling and looking so amused at what was happening. RIP Jerry, dentaldogbill

Reviewer: kbmill - - December 22, 2014
Subject: bread crumb

I've always like Estimated > He's Gone > The Other One. It's a relatively rare combination - only 27 times, most of which include drums between He's Gone and the Other One. As is Shakedown as an encore, only 9 times. In fact this is the last time it is played that way. Good call in my opinion, it's just not much of a closer.

Reviewer: Go Faster, Get Rounder - - November 25, 2014
Subject: What a recording!

Truly amazing recording. Just superb.

I used to have a cassette copy of this show back in the early 1980s, but it wasn't this recording.

This is the bomb.

Thank you.

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