My friends Mike, Bob and I had been hitting various shows throughout this summer and then coming back to our summer jobs, etc. Bob and I did 7/18 through 7/23--a great way to wrap up the summer. We had bought tix for these Deer Creek shows through tickmaster and they were suppossed to be held at will-call. Instead they were sent to his house. This seemed to have happened to quite a few folks as there were many of us swarming the will call line and calling ticketmaster on the nearby payphones. Does anybody else remember this?? When my friend and I were by the payphones, a solution to the prblem miraculously appeared. There was a fence directly behind the payphones, and suddenly a hand came up from underneath and lifted it up, just enough for us to slither under! God bless the person who did that! There was absolutely no way we were not going to get into that show after paying for tix that were not there for us at will call because of a mistake. One minute we were completely frustrated, and the next had ducked under a fence and were in--no questions asked!! We waltzed onto the lawn and enjoyed the hell out of that show--and i recall the sound was fantastic on the lawn that year--you could hear Phil loud and clear. Help-Slip-Franks was great and the second set was very solid.

good show.

PG-VG recording. There is some intermittent sizzle. Seems to be the dreaded DAT mistracking noise that plagues transfers where the head becomes slightly out of alignment with the DAT tape. Some folks notice this when transferring, others don't.

(Check out Peggy-O at about 4:35 on. Becomes sizzly and almost flange-like. Other spots and stretches like this as well).

This is one of many spectacular shows from 1990. It's just trippy as hell. Jerry is awesome, Brent's fills and lines are too cool. Classic versions of Terrapin and China Cat and many more. Treat yourself to this one folks.

Hello,

I do not want to ruin everything, but I had a sister than went to this concert when I was 6 years old and a drunk driver killed her after this show. This was the last time any of us would see her. I was hoping someone had a copy of Grateful Dead Live at Deer Creek Music Center on 1990-07-18 or anything from that show would mean a lot to me.

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These shows were absolutely brilliant and man do i miss those days of following the band through the midwest and all those back roads in the middle of nowhere.The cops at this venue were quite frisky i must say, and even though they took my buds, they still couldn't ruin my vibe for the music this particular night. Anybody remember the laughing box during space with that creepy face they projected on the screen that summer? (scary).The good ole' days for sure and the winding down of brents days who always played his heart out...........

THis was my personal favorite show I've ever attended. I remember buying a "So Many Roads" shirt the next day,(which I still have)with the set list on it. A great summer tour for me

I always have a good time lstening to this show and the set list is fun.The music rolls along at a solid pace. Not too many flubs by uncle Jerry and inspired jams too. Check it out and give it a good listen its worth the time...

This is a pretty good show, especially Terrapin Jam, but the sound has a lot of echo. I challenge you to find a better set list, even with a short second set. Unbelievable!

The best show of the early nineties.reminds one of the late seventies...bubbling,trippy, and inspired.star moments:china>rider and the jam out of terrapin.you can really hear the life within the music as the jam begins to gel,an entity unto itself.if you haven't heard this one get it,it doesn't get much better than this in the nineties-i miss jerry

Oh yea !!! Hot as hell killer show!!

my first show, and after listening to it again, it's no wonder i spent the next 5 years wondering why this band kept following me around!!!