[Rev_Roach]

i think that 8/27/72...

agreed

[GratefulFloyd]

i think i might go with 11-11-73 or 11-14-73, i'd for sure go to a show from 73

[justcoophere]

im only twenty-one so i never saw them so id see ANY FUCKIN SHOW in their history, i dont care which one any of them, anyone got a time machine, please, no seriously pretty please

HA!! Thanks for putting things into perspective. I remember being bummed out that I only got to see them from '87 on and missed all the shows before that.

[d-v-s]

lol im going to ignore the ONE part (although if i did pick one it very well may be 5-5-77 or any may 77 show for tha tmatter)

but if i coudl go back in time, id probably go to the acid tests and then follow the dead from there for 30 years muahahha

i'm with rounin on this one - may '77. maybe 5-8-77, just to see if it really happened.

[GratefulPat]

shit im 20...

[GratefulPat]

5 8 77 is a bluff... waaay to good to be true. just like the europe 72 vocals... nevre heard a jack straw vocal so pleasing... cmon

[jackr]

I know what it would NOT be - WOODSTOCK!


Although I would have liked to see other bands, The dead did not have a good outing that day.

[hesgone95]

2-27-69 or maybe 6-10-76. Anything from '73 or '77.

[lostsailor8782]

If I could turn the clock back I would go back to 8-7-82 Alpine Valley, my first show, and see the 300+ shows I saw all over again ... wouldn't change a thing, except missing the Greek July of 84, got hung up after Alpine and didn't make the drive out west .... "cops come by and busted me ....."

[b weird]

I'm 16 so I never even got to see the Dead, shit I was only 4 when Jerry died so I'd see ANY show, even the worst of the worst.

[Henry]

Thinking about it again... I just received DP 10 (12/29/77) and thought, if only I could have been there! (I was 12 at the time and hadn't heard about them yet, but that would have been an excellent start). Now that was truly one of the magical nights. The energy must have been incredible, especially Jerry did so many things that were just amazing, but all of them were on top. And, I used to not like Donna Jean very much until now (all I had heard of her were more or less some shows from the '73-'74 period). But I changed my mind. This one, along with DP 15 which arrived at the same time, made me almost fall in love with her... 1977 sure was a good year for the Dead.