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Grateful Dead Live at The Palace on 1994-08-01

by Grateful Dead

Publication date: 1994-08-01 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Audience, Keith Litzenberger

Collection: GratefulDead

Band/Artist: Grateful Dead

Resource: DeadLists Project

Set 1

Picasso Moon
Peggy-O
The Same Thing
Stagger Lee
Childhood's End
The Music Never Stopped

Set 2

Victim Or The Crime ->
Scarlet Begonias ->
Fire On The Mountain
Samba In The Rain
Estimated Prophet ->
Drums ->
Space ->
All Along The Watchtower ->
Stella Blue ->
(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction

Encore
Liberty

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Reviewer: Terrapin Landing - - February 17, 2022
Subject: I am on an amazing journey

I am listening to every 1994 show in order, mining for gold.

Set 1 Highlights: Jerrrry! Happy birthday. Fun ditties for the intro. Fairly good 1st set, but not as sharp as the night before, or experimental. TMNS has a nice middle jam before the rough transition.

Set 2 HIGHlights: Scarlet>Fire worthy of Jerry's bday. Above-average Samba. Estimated through encore is outstanding. Great Stella and Satisfaction.

Reviewer: kbmill - - July 25, 2019
Subject: bread crumb

I sang a little while and then flew on.

Reviewer: John L. White - - June 19, 2013
Subject: Stellar Stella!

I just got the chills listening to this. God I miss him.
Overall the playing is outstanding throughout the show by everyone. Liberty was actually a pretty good tune in hindsight. The Stella though-Man! Overall a great performance.

One thing that ALWAYS got better through the years is the Drums/Space. Great sound and more sophistication.

Song selection is fair. Not too into, well, you know the ones.
Sound is poor for a late year, but somehow more character than the sbd's.

What happen to Jerry's tone in 94'? Sounds like an acoustic. Damn MIDI. First it was Bobby's tone to go, then Vince, then Jerry. I guess we all go deaf at 50+.

Reviewer: agstwst33 - - December 19, 2009
Subject: got this ticket for 4 gms

Happy b-day Jerry...opened with The Addams Family riff this night into a fabulous Picasso Moon that got everyone in the mood,then a Peggy--O from oughta this world....Stagger Lee got the heart beat up and it just got better from there. They broke off with The Music Never Stopped and i thought it really wasn`t....As the 2nd set drew near the anticipation was great, for they hadn`t played Scarlet-Fire all summer,but they threw us a curve and opened with a Victim but they weren`t going to let us down on this night...Scarlet-Fire came from nowhere outa Victim...I couldn`t stand still,it was a good one for sure. Samba in the Rain rocked the floor boards...as Watchtower brought us back from space a wonderful Stella Blue cooled our jets. But ending with a smokin` Liberty was just the ticket...for this was a b-day show not to be forgotten!

Reviewer: Jerry-Gee - - March 2, 2009
Subject: A Stagger Lee for the Ages

Of the 2 first sets up at this time, this is the clearer of the 2. Apparently, the link that has only set 2 is best for that. Anyhow, Jerry's solos on Stagger Lee are to be heard...esp. the second one...It reminds me (almost) of the Jack Straw from Syracuse University (10/21/84)....Yep, it's that good...but of course, we're in '94, so it's a different sound. Enjoy.

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