Grateful Dead
1991-09-24
Boston Garden
Boston, MA
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included
1st Set:
01. tuning
02. Let The Good Times Roll
03. Feel Like A Stranger
04. Althea
05. It’s All Over Now
06. High Time
07. Beat It On Down the Line
08. Big Railroad Blues
09. Desolation Row
10. New Speedway Boogie
2nd Set
01. China Cat Sunflower >
02. I Know You Rider
03. Women Are Smarter >
04. Ship of Fools >
05. Dark Star >
06. Drums >
07. Space >
08. Foolish Heart >
09. I Need A Miracle >
10. Standing On The Moon >
11. Around And Around
Encore
01. The Weight
As mentioned in numerous posts here at So Many Roads, the Grateful Dead’s concerts from summer 1989 through fall 1991 were a highpoint in the band’s career. That period includes numerous shows that the Dead have officially released including
- a show from Philadelphia from July 7, 1989
- the Giant Stadium Shows from July 9 and 10, 1989
- The 2 night stand at RFK Stadium from July 12 and 13, 1989
- the famed Warlock shows in Hampton Virginia on October 8 and 9, 1989
- the Meadowlands NJ concert on October 16, 1989
- the Landover, Maryland show on March 15, 1990
- the Knickerbocker arena run from March 24 to 26, 1990;
- 2 (yes 2) box sets from Spring 1990, featuring every show from that tour - the only other tour to be released in its entirety besides Europe 1972
- a show from from Mountain View CA from June 16, 1990
- a show from from Pittsburgh from July 8, 1990
- the Madison Square Garden concerts from September 14 to 20, 1990.
- a show from Paris from October 27, 1990
- a show from Washington DC from June, 14, 1991
- the Giants Stadium shows from June 16 and 17, 1991
- a show from Pine Knob from June 20, 1991
- a show from Madison Square Garden from September 10, 1991, featuring Bradford Marsalis
- a show from Boston Garden on September 25 and 26, 1991
The Dead ended this wonderful 2 1/2 year in the fall of 1991 with 9 shows at Madison Square Garden, 6 at the Boston Garden and 5 in the San Francisco/Oakland area. This soundboard recording captures the Dead in September 24, 1991, 35 years ago today. Some folks say this show is even better than the next two nights, which as mentioned above, were both officially released. By the way, maybe the Dead also sensed something was coming to an end at this concert as it was the last time the band ever played And We Bid You Goodnight.
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