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T Engelman (7/8/2026 3:54:27 AM)
I credit the Woodstock blotter, but the One Mo’ Sat Night turned inside out for me this night. After show at the Hyatt across the street was festive. 20 floors looking into a classic Hyatt atrium, A head pulled a fire alarm at 3am and all guests were required to leave rooms for the hallway in full view of each other and slamming the walls and balcony with their hands chanting “you know our love’ll Not Fade Away”! Fire-fighters in full get-up, insanity lasted a half hour.
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Sarahbear (7/4/2026 8:50:29 AM)
Great show I was there but now my ear buds in my old ears make it seem like just yesterday the sound is superb thank you and bless you from this old deadhead hippie mama bear ??
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OMG-this show (7/1/2026 4:49:48 PM)
Best Watchtower this guy has ever heard. Thanks David for the recent focus on 88-89. So well mastered, the crowd is mixed in magically.
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Podroy (7/1/2026 10:19:39 AM)
More 80’s shows please. Thank you!! These are stellar shows in a spectacular tour. Tiger was singing, Brent was feeling it and Bobby was a rock star. Phil’s tone is wonderful. Brings back fun memories
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J Glass (7/1/2026 6:44:56 AM)
Killer show
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Mark Goulet (6/30/2026 6:56:04 PM)
Morning Dew !!!
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Cheffery (6/30/2026 4:52:40 PM)
This might be the best Feel Like a Stranger I have ever heard. I’m a younger Head from Milwaukee, love the Brent years, and this show is blowing my friggin mind
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SkiNosePopsicle (6/30/2026 4:24:30 PM)
This is a definite upgrade over the. Charlie Miller mastered recordings. I was miracled a ticket to this show. First row of upper section behind Brent and looking down the stage. When Jerry sang, “I thought I heard a young man morn,” lyrics I thought he was looking right at me. He was probably looking at Brent. Great memories from 1989.
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