Would love to have heard a few different songs on these last three nights (especially "Time"), and it does seem like they're underplaying some songs they did in the spring and winter. By contrast, I managed to catch every Jackstraw, Franklin's, Eyes, and Fantasy (the night before) of the tour. Chose the title for this post b/c amazingly it was my first Wheel in 14 shows. Went to 8 shows this tour, more than I had expected to originally,and overall it's been great. Can't hardly wait to see my portion of the fall tour starting here in Seattle for me.EastCoast Gregman. Garcia's Spirit.in my opinion is alive in the wind helping to drive this band into magical places. Just listen you can hear it through out the second set. This version of Franklin's Tower is balls to the wall.hammer down rock 'n roll. After all he was the one who wrote these wonderful song's. Terrapin is the perfect song.that does make one stand and say WOW!.a way to instill a lasting memory of Jerry. Also The Wheel.a rarely performed Jerry solo tune that automaticly makes one see Jerry's face clear as day. I'm just sayin' cause it's what i'm feelin'ya. He's Gone obviously has taken on a new meaning for some as well as holding on to it's original intent.I mean going from the mournful chant at the end into probably one of the best known and reconizable Garcia song's is inspirational to say the least. Listen to the juxtaposition between the Standing on the Moon lyric "There's a lovely view of heaven, but I'd rather be with you" and the Help on the Way opening line."Paradise wait's.as if to speak up at heaven and relay to Jerry's Spirit that the music must go on.here on Earth with the living first.for now. Garcia's Spirit is driving this band along as well. Not to mention his birthday just two days later. All the way through that segment(run)the lyrical content of the songs are noticable set and sung in this order by the band in my humble opinion because it's the 15th anniversary time of year of Garcia's death. The band plays tribute to Jerry big time from Althea to Terrapin. Take what you need from the shows, keep them special and magical, stop throwing those glow sticks! That's what makes it so amazing, so incredible, so magical, after all these years. We all take something different from the shows, the scene, the music, the band. Was it a tribute to Jerry as his birthday was on 8/1? Was it because it was the end of the summer tour here on the East coast? Was it because it was my 40th birthday? They played till 1:30 in the morning - what a band, what a scene, what a wonderful 40th birthday.
Who got all the light sticks? Why do people feel the need to throw them?Įvery song built and built and built, to the conclusion in the ENCORE - terrapin. While the crowd was shifty-it seemed like no one ever settled down and just listened, instead walking around the entire show-and they kept throwing light sticks which must have hit the band - the show was out of this world. If you’re looking for a way to describe the expression, or look, in someone’s eyes, one of the terms listed below might be exactly what you need.įor additional suggestions, consult a list of adjectives that describe feelings and emotions.I caught this show as it was the conclusion to a run of 9 shows on summer tour (and 12 shows in 2010) and my 40th birthday - what a birthday show it was. Eyes have been described as the window to the soul because of their ability to silently convey meaning.
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