Grateful Dead Perform "Cold Rain and Snow" RFK 91 (High Quality)

[cyndivg11]

sucks.



[astromam82293]

Mickey's drumming really enthusiastically at 3:01. I love him.

[rabobanks]

this is for sure my all time favorite video on youtube

[catcheez]

I here because of the cold rain and snow ..not going out side till spring ! or the next Further show .

[k4u2r0t]

i was outside no ticket ....triping my balls off..............i was 16 i think one of the best trips of my life.......rip jerry fun times

[lzappy11]

well either way I must admit, Jerry's hair does look funny...it made me smile and somehow I think that would make HIM smile. I really don't think he would get to much of a thrill about the trivial bickering. have a sense of humor people and enjoy the ride

[TheDeadhead56]

who really cares what jerrys hair is like. he didnt and wouldnt care what yours or mine is about. he did what he liked and i think also hoped that wed do and enjoy what we liked and i guess that includes how you look. peace

[dugitomi]

i'm unfamiliar with american culture. is the comment about Mr. Garcia's Hair a lovingly cast inside joke to Deadheads, does it somehow relate to an oblique and mystical analysis of the performance, or is Mr. Tito a professional hairstylist and such things matter? any clarification would be greatly appreciated since i might be in the western hemisphere one of these days, and it would be helpful if i could learn about american humor and the contexts in which it is used. thank you.

[MrRGanja]

@dugitomi Well it actually refers to the way that Jerry's hair is flapping around like a couple of seagull's the whole song. How's that for culture?

[dugitomi]

@MrRGanja quite damn superb. maybe the progress will not be as slow as was anticipated. helpful comments like yours, Shri C. Sativa, or C. Sativa Sahib, as the case may or may not be, provide necessary linguistic tools, as well as requisite knowledge, for understanding fluid situational contexts and their levels of meaning. Shukriya.

[MrRGanja]

@dugitomi Dig It!

[lzappy11]

@dugitomi

Mr. Garcia....don't think I ever heard him called that

[dugitomi]

@lzappy11 It is a common show of respect and admiration for an individual from where i come, whether that individual be living, or as in Mr. Garcia's case, deceased, may he rest in eternal peace. He gave so much to American culture. It is remarkable that some kind of official recognition has not been extended to him by a legislative body higher than a city council. He might not have wished to have that kind of recognition bestowed upon him, but it would improve the US image, and not hurt his.

[steeltunes]

Sounds pretty good.

[catstewart529]

I recall it was like hot as hell that day and as they started to break out it began to pour sweet cool rain and the whole place went crazy

[icemann19468]

and got to love bob's chicken legs lol

[brentblack73]

Phil's bass is bigger than my apartment.

[lzappy11]

@brentblack73 LOL



[axwell21]

Good God Phil is slinging one cannon of a bass there

[head5338]

ahhh i love my bobby shortie shorts, thanks man!

[mountainboy32]

I remember this open cold rain when Jerry Screwed up the open lyric definitely not the best I had seen live that's for sure. I think the black tar was a little to strong. I should have warned him.

[gratefulvideo]

Bruce on the accordian. It's only windy where Garcia is?

[dog1dog2]

@gratefulvideo I believe this "single stage spot wind" was due to Garcia's use of a new space-aged piece of air-propelling equipment, known in some circles as a "fan."

[dog1dog2]

@dog1dog2 Just breaking balls, of course! :)

[gratefulvideo]

@dog1dog2 LMAO. It had occurred to me, but not until later.

[juanjohn427]

@dog1dog2 or headwind? lol