There was a big banner in the middle back of the palace
It said Happy Begonias Jerry
I'm very grateful to have seen both these nights

The Addams Family / Mickey Mouse shit is not part of the set list. why do people feel the need to add every little note they play as part of the set list.
cut out all the crowd noise and tuning and get to the music, no one wants to listen to crowd noise for three minutes.

PERIOD.

This is the concert played the day I was born, and listening to it is a very strange thing seeing as I hold The Grateful Dead closer to my soul than almost any other band out there.. Pretty good set, but I hate the horrible MIDI keyboards! Guess that was the 90's..

These shows, aside for the lack of camping out and police everywhere, will be permanently embedded in my mind! I had tickets to both shows, but lost my wallet with Jerry's B-day show tix in it, not to mention my credit cards, ATM, cash,etc... Anyhoo, I called my Mom to wire me money and she did. We thought there was no chance of seeing this show since the number of people along the lot lane was FULL of people needing a ticket. Lo and behold the car next to us had 2 tix, face value, and we only had to open our car door before being approached. We also met our friends who we were looking for...seats next to ours. Great show!

The 5 stars is a relative rating based on the typical '94 show.

The Palace shows of '94 were just great, and this show's second set is wonderful from start to finish. This fantastic audience recording adds to some excellent versions of Stagger Lee, Music Never Stopped, Stella Blue, Satisfaction, Victim>Scarlet>Fire, Watchtower, and Liberty--listen to that crowd roar with joy during the Stagger Lee jam! Or during Jerry's mournful cries at the end of Stella Blue.......awesome stuff.

Well, Mr. Doug Nawrocki, wherever you are....I'm posting this in the hopes you also have a recording of the previous night, 7/31. It was my first show. I have a very high quality aud. tape that I bought from In Flight Sports in East Lansing (that I think you might've recorded.....?) but I'm itching to lose the hiss and have that show in digital form. If you do, and are willing to help a fella out, pretty-puh-leeze-with-Cherry-Garcia-on-top email me: bradhorn[atsign]ibiblio.org. Thanks much.

Jers B-day.THE STELLA ALONE IS WORTH THE DL.NICE SOUND!!!!!VERY EMOTIONAL ENDING IN STELLA!WILL GIVE YOU THE GARCIA BUMPS!!!!

If you're a Stagger Lee fan like myself, check this one out. It's a lot of fun.

THE MUSIC NEVER STOPED IS A GRATE VERISON,DONT MISS YOUR CHANCE TO GET THIS SHOW IT IS GRATE ALL AROUND,I'D GO WITH THE SECOND SET WITH THE OTHER SOURCE. THANK GOD FOR THE BOY'S, I GUESS GOD NEEDED A BAND OF HIS OWN , JERRY ,KEITH ,BRENT, JOHN BOTTOM ,JIMI HENDRIX, AND OF COURSE JIM MORRISON, WHAT A LINE UP, CAN'T WAIT TO GET THERE, BECAUSE THE MUSIC WILL NEVER STOP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hey Barn Dog!!
Thanks for the recording. I have not seen you since the big boss man in st. louis. I always loved your set up. This show is pretty good, as far as this summer went. The sound quality is there, after all look at the mics. After the heat out west, I couldn't wait to get back inside for an "air conditioned" show. The Palace was the only indoor venue that summer. Thanks again Barn Dog...

Jason

i was 16 yrs old when i went to this show... it was my very first show....though i had just started listening to the dead a few yrs prior to this, i still didn't fully understand? and when i first listen to this show ten yrs and many more shows,,,,, i was blown out of my seat .... the stella blues cries out with jerry's voice, through and through with a nice cut of saticefaction into what i personally think is the best liberty i have heard yet and may ever will... grate show.... grate memories..