Check out a fantastic "To Lay Me Down" from the same show! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/l9tpZqp2qK24XYE.html

I’m 23, born a year or so after Jerry died. I grew up on classic rock, but only got into the dead over the past two years. The feelings they give are almost indescribable, but if you’re here I’m sure I don’t need to explain that to you. I put this music on and watch these guys and I just weep in pure joy and amazement. Whose with me?

Jerry played with good feeling. I'm a Hospice Patient Dancing with my arms.

The Grateful Dead saved my life. Their music literally saved my life.

The Dead weren't just a great band, they were another dimension in Music.

I'm 60 now but still feel like the kid that loved these guy's all my life .. out ...P.S. love to all from here .

Fifty years of listening, and still I get moved!

I never felt more free than when I followed the Dead across the country. 1985-1991 was the most incredible time I will ever have!

I must say, this is one of the friendliest, kindest message boards I've ever read. Listening to the Dead cheers me up right now (just lost my job), and reading through the comments section brightened my day even more. Peace, comfort and love to you all.

As one who suffers depression, this helps to roll the clouds away! My emotions from the shows come back. I can feel a bit of the magic. This is just what the doctor ordered.

No band before or since has made me smile like this. And none ever will.

I saw Jerry’s last show in Chicago Soldier Field. Midway through the show these really low clouds moved in above the stadium and the projectionists turned the projectors up at the clouds and there was Jerry and the band rolling off the clouds. Coolest thing I’ve ever seen.

Most important band in American music history. Cultural significance and impact is unparalleled.

My god they just move my soul. Never been a band that just puts me in that state of pure happiness like the dead. Just awesome

The world today could use some Gratefull dead

Jerry and The Boys were in peak form on this one!! I was privileged to be BACKSTAGE on this groovy magical evening!!!

My first dead show was in 1988 at the Hartford Civics Center in Hartford Ct. We drove the three hrs from Long Island. Seen the Dead fifteen more times. Nothing like a Grateful Dead Show.

Cryin. I was there! My little 20yr old ass was there having the time of my life. Like I never would again. Love u poppa Jerry! You made the world go round with your music

if you're stuck at home, I hope you're listening to this :)

It's more than 50 years since I first saw the Dead. Time sure flies, but the music lives forever in our hearts and minds. Thank you Jerry & crew.

Jerry is sounding SO strong here. Bouncing around and smiling and remembering every lyric. Simply amazing. Scorching guitar work too. So good.

I saw over 400 shows. The first with my parents at capital theater 1977. I miss them and the people so much. Thanks for all the people who put videos out and audio to. It keeps them alive. Long live the dead

Garcia's name is never mentioned in the top guitarists lists. And thats a shame. People who jam dont get the recognition that the flashy bands do. Garcia was a superb guitarist

This story never gets old, just wish Jerry was still alive singing the story so strong. Long live the Dead!

Grateful Dead music is straight up, my religion, and my church.

Am I the only one who just likes looking at them sing? I wasn't born until 5 years after Garcia died, and being a modern day huge deadhead, these video are what keep them alive. Thank you for this video! Edit: I love you all! Thank you for the wonderful comments! I’m always listening or playing guitar to the Dead and these comments warm my heart. Thank you for sharing your memories.

The Grateful Dead has lifted me from the depths of despair more times than I can count. I miss the shows. 🙌🏻💃🏼

I was there sitting very close to whoever was filming. When I found this video on KZfaq it was such a gift from the universe. Reliving it over and over again. Man that was a magical night. Real magic. It was my second show ever. I’d seen them in Atlanta the night or two before. Hampton is a special place. I’ll never forget it . It was life changing.

"Once in a while you get shown the light, in the strangest of places when you look at it right." I've always loved this line. I love how Jerry gets a kick out of the crowd's reaction to it.

I was at this run of Hampton shows (3/26-3/28). Best set of shows I ever saw the Boys play. Great arena. Only 12,000 capacity, best acoustics of any indoor venue I've been to, and by then Hampton Coliseum was the last general admission venue the Dead played on the East coast. They loved playing Hampton, and Hampton loved hosting them. I recall trying to find a hotel for me and my friends. When I inquired at one place about vacancy the gal replied, "We're all booked up that weekend! The Grateful Dead are coming to town and we're proud of it!" Good times.

There will never be anything like a Grateful Dead concert again; God Bless Jerry and may he rest in peace

Ahhhhh!! So good! Was in a bad mood and now nothing but smile smile smile!! I miss going to those shows!

Smiles for miles. Bobby jumping around, Brent tickeling the keys, Jerry interactive. What a band.

It's so nice that the young generation gets it. Life is good when you have jerry and the boys in your ears... Keep on trucking.

the grateful dead saved my life again today

One of the VERY few bands I can listen to for hours❤🤗

Oh, man, any show when Jerry was looking over at the other guys and smiling during songs you knew it was gonna be hot.

Jerry Garcia was the King of never running out of a lick! We still miss you Jerr Bear!

Came here for sugar magnolia and stayed for the whole show. Perfect

brent Mydland, doin' the keys and background .... just marvelous ... he was so into it ... love his passion

This has got to be one of the best Sugar Magnolia ending jam versions ever! It just exudes energy! It literally just builds and builds. This version is Wicked-Pissa! Only you fellow Bostonians who grew up during the 1960's - 1970's know what I mean by that (lol) The riffs are unbelievable!

I had the good fortune to be there- this was one of the first shows after Jerry recovered following his diabetic coma and he was clearly enjoying himself, even dancing a bit with a big grin on his face. grisman's efforts to help Jerry regain his chops clearly paid off!

The Grateful Dead changed my life.

Around '73, Atlanta, GA- this South Georgia boy- a picker in garage bands- me, my wife, best buddy and band mate, Don- Grateful Dead- a great concert on a Wednesday night- we drove from Albany, GA to Atalanta, GA, did the concert (white cross for the trip home, thank you)- the BEST, clearest sound system I had ever heard...no buzz, no distortion...it was awesom

I sure miss seeing that look on Jerry's face. I loved that smile. You could always tell when he was in good spirits. I love you Jerry G.

Sure this is amazing, Jerry's dancing top notch. But damn the cameraman able to pull this off...in 88?! He is the real MVP

Man this is golden --- So great to see Jerry really enjoying himself and digging in a bit --- Much needed tonight !!!

It was the crowd going off on the line, "Waits backstage while I sing to you!" that set this off imho. You saw Jerry smile, Brent picked it up a notch and the whole thing was elevated. Perfect example of how the band fed off the crowd and vice-versa.

I was in school at W&M '86-'90, caught some GLORIOUS shows at Hampton!!! Yeah, this one ripped alright!

Good lord, Jerry absolutely shredding during that FOTM was worth it alone.. wow.

I enjoyed this so much I'm going to hear it again and keep reading the comments. What a tremendous Scarlet 🔥 . This band is a National Treasure.

This was such an uplifting show. I was right up in front, no more than 15 feet away from center stage, and seeing Jerry really loving being there was amazing. I was also at the last show (I believe) before his abscessed tooth - at Giants Stadium, I think. A Satisfaction encore. Anyway, the return was fantastic. I loved my time as a "Deadhead". He is the reason I started playing the guitar.

Hampton was always a fav of East Coast heads. Love that place! We love you Jerry - thank you for EVERYTHING.

Sometimes I forget how great they were. This is a great reminder.

I never get tired of listening to Garcia. What style!

I was at this one and it was an amazing show. Some of the best times of my life were at these shows! I always made a pilgrimage from Chville no matter if I had to walk or crawl. Love the DEAD!

Tonight I'm going to fall asleep with a smile on my face playing this over and over in my head.

Someone captured this on film!! Absolutely spectacular!

How fortunate to have been alive in that era!

Jerry was from another planet ❤🎉 They broke the mold when they made Jerry. His guitar playing will be heared through the cosmos for eons.

In this time of uncertainty, I am thanking god 4 the grateful dead.

This is friggin great. These dudes just crush it. There are so few bands that can transition like them and jam out at will.

My favorite part is listening to the crowd recognize which song was coming, not everyone does at once, and roar in excitement. I remember that feeling well.

Jerry is definitely ripping it on this one. I graduated from high school in 88. I was already fallowing them in 85. There will never be another Grateful Dead like this time. NEVER!!!

Many years later I feel pretty blessed to have been 18 when this tour started, between '88 and '94 went to 60 plus shows......

Why do I always get chills when Fire on the Mountain starts up. Ya know its coming..... THANK YOU JERRY!!!!!!!!

Thank you a million times for posting this! I was at this show and the energy still is in my bones! " never had such a good time in my life..."

A couple of years ago I was in the depths of a terrifying experience, until this came on. It was on my birthday and when I saw the date I felt totally reborn. What followed was a beautiful exploration of ideas and music all night long. Grateful.

Long live the Grateful Dead! I was only 6 years old when Jerry passed but been listening my whole life. Much love everyone and thanks for keeping this alive✌

It's all about chemistry. These musicians working together a perfect harmony. Makes fans stay fans a family forever.

Such a thoughtful improviser....Thank you

Love” the dead “ saw them in Brooklyn in 1969 oh how I miss those days!!! Unbelievably great music !

Jer continues to play in my body, heart, mind, and soul. As someone else noted, when Jerry engages with Bobby and the boys instead of being in his own mind, GREATNESS happens.

This concert still give me chills 32 years later. Damn I miss Jerry! Thank you Grateful Dead for making such amazing and inspring music, and thanks to LessThanFace Productions for sharing this with the World!!

So amazing the energy between the crowd and the band. Every time the crowd erupted the boys just turned up the juice even more. It felt like a volcano was just about to blow! This rivals 5/8/77, but it’s like they’ve matured and truly mastered what they do. It’s true, we are incredibly lucky to have access to so many shows, so much has been recorded on apps like Relisten. We could listen for the rest of our lives(and I will) and still you won’t hear the same Jerry solos no matter how hard you try. How TF did he do it?

Wen I was in my early 20's in the late 80s and the dead would come to New York and play 5 shows at the garden and 5 more at the meadowlands and my friends and I would see a bunch of shows, the experience was beyond awesome. Somehow this group inspired a culture of community that cant be reproduced. A lot of great jam bands out there but I dont think anyone can replace the dead for the culture they created.

Grateful Dead fan since '83, they have saved my soul on countles occasions, tonight included.

Just wow. This is 100% GD all the way. Jerry and all of them on fire! Really one of the best live vids I've seen.

I saw them in December of '92 in Tempe Arizona. They did a Scarlet/Fire going into Fire just as the sun was setting on the mountains in the background. It was simply magical, I'll never forget it.

Wow...Man this made me cry. So well done. The ending was so cool. The Dead are never forgotten.

Man.... I gotta tell ya .....I've got chills runnin up my back right now. I've never considered myself a "Dead Head" per se... Sure I liked a couple of their tunes alright but now I think I might have missed out by not giving the "Dead" more consideration these past 40+ years

R.I.P. Robert Hunter. "Look out of any window Any morning, any evening, any day Maybe the sun is shining Birds are winging or Rain is falling from a heavy sky, What do you want me to do, To do for you to see you through?"

JG is & will always be a master at guitar, almost breathtaking & as mentioned below, he never seems to get that total recognition that he deserves. He does get it from a lot of circles but damn he is good!

Yes, the energy of this whole scene is insane. Oh my goodness. Rock on boys.

I was at this show. Some crazy days back then. Some of the best of my life. Thanks for the trip down memory lane. ✌🏼

Loved seeing them at Hampton. I saw every show they did there from 86 on, including the Warlocks in 89. This was one of the best shows of the ones I saw. Absolutely raging.

Made it to this show from Charlottesville. So glad you shared to enjoy it again! I needed something to pick my spirits up ❤️ ✌️ ☮️ 😊 🎶

How awesome is this? The best "jamming" band ever! Long live the Dead!

This is one of the most enjoyable Dead videos I've ever seen....and I've seen MANY

Nobody has sounded like The Dead before or since. The band is simply Legendary.

This could absolutely be one of the greatest dead shows ever recorded.

Just loving this little break in my day!!!

It's always a good morning when ya wake up with these guys playing...kinda makes it feel sunny Even though it's 11 degrees out and dark.. LoL 😀 thanks!

110%! Thanks Jerry. That's one half hour well spent.

I moved to Hampton in '78. Got on the bus 5/1/81 in Hampton and my life was forever changed. ✌️

I was a taper I saw 181 shows between 1980 and 1995 still have my Nakamichi shotgun microphones and my Sony D5. I did eventually move to digital I can’t get enough of this music

Jerry may not have been the best guitarist, but he was definitely the most perfect guitarist.

We were 15-20 ft from Garcia at this show, eatin Worlds !!! Hampton Coliseum was the best venue in the country, with The Greek right after that! Just magical!!!

They are so on! I love this period of Dead. Saw so many of their shows, loved every one of them! The joy of grooving, the whole crowd bouncing and twirling in delight, Shakedown Street, such a positive place to be. Very nice, thank you for putting this up for us to enjoy!

Jerry was a musical genius!!! And one of the Guitar ALL TIME GREATS!!