Well, it’s 8 a.m. and I should be still asleep. Too bad my internal clock doesn’t know that I got in 6 hours ago! What a night! My first Dead concert! The DCU Center in Worcester was like a time machine set to the 70’s. We were a stone’s throw from the stage. People of all ages- baby boomers, little kids and everything in between. A sea of tie dyed shirts. Huge balloons bounced over the heads of the crowd. A constantly changing halo of lights above us. And the MUSIC! I’ve always loved Grateful Dead stuff, but I never had the opportunity to see them live. What an experience. No one sat for more than a minute during the 3 1/2 concert (45 minute break) dancing to familiar songs . The drum solos, the guitars, the whole night was magic! A big Thank You to my friend, Skip, for the invite! —Sharon

Glad you had fun buddy.
I’m surprised you got up in time for your 9:00AM post. 😉
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I think the company made it one of my favorite Dead shows ever. Oh and the press of people passing by was fun :).
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I saw the Grateful Dead in Worcester in 1988.
Seems like it was yesterday.
I wonder if as many people were doing acid this year!!
I saw more people slumped over in their seats than could stand.
Never did understand why someone would want to be so out of it at a concert.
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It is about time all of you Gloucester folks see the Grateful Dead.I’m from Gloucester class of 75 still alive,wave that flag wave it wide and high.Peace & Love Gary
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