My friend at is first show and wearing way too many hippie clothes (he's dressing for the occassion a bit hard)and I can't help to make fun of him the whole way home despite the fact that they are my clothes.

Us blues encore, always nice (but not dark star, attics, death don't nice but who's complaining)and home we go. Somehow thissight has changed me in a wonderfully horrible way. Atleast I got to watch a half-naked hippie-zombie rub oranges all over his body throughout the second set. Allright, I was just really bummed I missed 89 but it was still a good show. well, sort of, see I missed the 89 warlock shows so I obviously had inflated expectations of absurdly wonderful set lists. 2nd set was solid, with an eyes, he's gone, wheel, so many roads. The rest of the set was short but sweet but I had to find new confines for the 2nd set. There is probably a lesson here somewhere, or atleast a metephor. My feet never touched the ground, as I was held up by this woman's enormous breast while the kid in front unknowingly beat me with his flailing elbows. What I mostly remember was the kid in front of me who was x'ed out and dancing so hard that he had me pinned back against an obese woman dancing with equal-dionysion-fervor. sure the rfk version was hotter but a help-slip is a help-slip. they opened up the last 2nd set I saw (6-14-91) with the same thing and I found this to my liking. Almost seemed sac-religious that mc hammer and u2 (yes i dont like u2, sorry) were playing in the same ship that week. First of all, Hampton is a spaceship, and an awesome spaceship to see a show in at that.

Grateful dead 1992 space detroit