Late 80's is the peak of The Grateful Dead.

and ready to play. Sounds like the band and Jerry shook off the East Coast run sickness and feeling better, nice opener.

Highlights: Space

no track numbers.

This show was a sign of the times and a exclamation point on the band being on a roll and where they are heading..The shakedown is on minglewood on and the highlight of the show just as I remember it that night LOUIE LOUIE...changed my life this show and that song gave me the shove in the right direction....I never heard a band bust out a cover like that whith such a drastic change and sooo smoothe and origional and rockin as well...What style. all the irvine shows rocked but this was one that stuck out allot...Thank You

I didn't listen to enough of this to rate it performance wise but the sound isn't that great. Keep in mind that I listened to it on a little sony 30 watt shelf stereo with bass boost but no subwoofer. Peace to all deadheads and pray for Haiti.

Found this show thru "This day in History" and immediately sent this to my Bro who is celebrating his 34th Bday...what better way to start than a nice "On the day that I was born" Half Step. Cheers Bro !!!

Very powerful He's Gone !!!

You can hear Jerry supressing a laugh several times in the first 30 seconds of Half Step. Anyone there with a recollection of the why? On-stage chatter? Crowd weirdness?