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Emery (4/23/2026 5:43:02 AM)
Shoreline Amphitheatre — 8/16/91
Opening night of a three-show Shoreline run, and the boys torched the playbook. A rare mid-set "Dark Star" lands out of nowhere and slams into "Promised Land" to close Set One — a stunner.
Set Two dives straight into the deep end: a dark, psychedelic "Scarlet > Victim > Fire" with Bruce Hornsby leaning hard on the piano, then a heavy "Standing on the Moon" out of Space grounds the back half.
Unpredictable. Powerhouse. Peak '91.
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RobbDogg (4/22/2026 4:15:52 PM)
I wasn't cool enough in high school to be into The Dead, but some friends were, and I'm sure on their 3 week run once summer break hit, they were at this show. I feel a connection. They sound great. And Bruce Hornsby!? What a treat.
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GratefulDad (4/22/2026 9:19:02 AM)
I’ve generally avoided post-Brent shows, but this one has me reconsidering. Such a gorgeous “Standing on the Moon.”
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emptycup_head (4/22/2026 6:07:59 AM)
What an absolutely amazing PITB coming out of Space. I had to go back and listen again once it was over. There is so much space for everyone to contribute. This is one of those shows you have to hear.
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I’m Still Here (4/22/2026 5:37:15 AM)
Scarlet > Victim > Fire is a nice change up!
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DylanSoll (4/21/2026 10:25:46 PM)
Standing on the Moon just melts the heart. Jerry!!
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Jeff (4/21/2026 4:38:17 PM)
Thank god it’s….Tuesday?
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Mirmel (4/21/2026 2:29:05 PM)
The first set is magic. All of the tunes through Desolation Row are played w/ touch and energy. Of course the Dark Star is magnificent. The gooey space before they break into is fantastic. The recording is CRISPY. LOVING PLAY DEAD!!!
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