The String Cheese Incident - Grateful Dead Medley - Red Rocks 7/17/22 

That could be one of the most amazing surprises that could be so much talent almost to much music talent might make your head blow off!!!!!

Musta been unreal!

awesome comment.

Or steal ur face

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So true!

I was there. Insane

God bless string cheesus

Oh yeah oh yeah

billy string ssucks and hes gone back away fromt he dead so he will be forgotten in 2 years tops.

That's a little too wordy, for my taste what about the Grateful Strings Incident?

😅😅😅

grilledful cheese

Bit overdue but agreed

I also agree.

Lucky you!

Wow! I'm spoiled, I get to go all the time since it's 20 minutes from my home. In anyevent, when I go, I get the energy feels like my first, even though it's my 200th time. Glad you got to see a rippper

You got an amazing show!!

I tripped balls and danced this whole show

Thank you SCI!

That's what my friends said after they played at my bar 4/19/94 as the blue string incident

His incredible Halloween performance really highlighted his versatility. Going back and forth from standard bluegrass picking to avant-garde bluegrass to hard rock; all with amazing dexterity. I think he's a pretty good bluegrass singer too; especially when sharing a stage with Del McCrory, who makes him kick up his game a notch.

He sucks on electric

Wasn’t particularly stunning for some of us 😉

I actually found it pretty sloppy. I mean he's good, even really good, but compared to some of his contemporaries on electric (and by that I mean other players about his same age like Matteo Mancuso, Marcus King, Tim Henson, Mateus Asato, et al) he is not even close. I know guitar is not the Olympics and "best" is subjective, but those guys clearly have a significant edge on the electric. That being said I really enjoy his style, his fusion of traditional bluegrass with hard rock and metal, etc, and his singing and songwriting are excellent. I just wasnt blown away by his electric playing in this set

nershi the goat

Too few bands add enough covers. Important to do them justice and I don't mean perfect copying. Those covers act on another level in winning new listeners or guiding the dosed from getting lost in a bad way in unfamiliar music. The GD probably understood that or at least unknowingly threw that safety net out there. These guys are one of the most underrated "jam bands" out there while there are others that seem far over rated.

I think I saw you in the crowd!

Some friends ofmine made the show lucky bastards!

@@butwhy9918 Sunday was WARM so I had my shirt off a good bit haha. Mid level in the stands, show center. Hope I saw you too 😂

Whats up Nick? Thought you lived in CO? Does your bro still live there?

​@@NBrew92 I remember a friend named Nick who I saw mostly at Jerry Shows on Market Street. Sometimes I got stuck behind Him and His huge frame. I'd be dancing to the left and dodging to the right trying to see the band till finally His girl and He would notice me back there and pull me in front of them. Sigh... I wish I still danced with them. I hope they got back together though I'm quite sure they must still be grate Friends.

Don't forget Tom C. though I don't know if I would say channel as much as just feeling the music.

Kyle has a real ear for very small and intricate detail. It’s like his superpower

Seems like stretch. I hear Brent in there for sure though

Known Kyle since he was about 15 or so back in the Baltimore days. He was just blossoming into a gifted musician then. So proud of him to become so talented.

Kyle is the cats pajamas

I love that an hour-long set of GD covers includes four distinct songs. Go, boys!

@@gdpacnw5126 This is only part of it. They opened with Jack Straw -> Cold Rain and Snow -> Brown Eyed Women -> Peggy-O. I'm assuming they only posted this much of it because it's a medley and they played all the songs without stopping in between

@@orinblank2056 That’s exactly what they did

Eyes billy was nice

Thank you for the set list/ time codes🙄💓🎸

I remember being a youngster at a lake in NH that over looked the once "man in the rock" off 93 and hearing of Jerrys passing.. it was the only thing talked or mentioned about that day, I understand why as he was one of a kind.... and his music... well that just speaks for itself.. you cant re create it!!!

He’s the greatest thing to happen to all forms of music in a long time

Amen. It was just exactly perfect...

Eyes from 73 to 95 has always had me. 😆. I don't enjoy the more "cocaine" Eyes as much as the slower and expanding ones but the tempo could change noticeably from one tour to the next even in the post Brent years and they all sounded great to me.

@@davidr1676 oh don't get me wrong brother I enjoy most of the Eyes but am most fond of the 73 tours

'74 is the apex for EOTW in my opinion. Phil was at the top of his game and the band was locked into the groove. Freedom Hall 6/18/74 is probably my favorite.

I like the sound of grateful cheese strings, cheers! 🎃

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That’s Billy Strings !!! He was just sitting in with the cheese boys that night -check out black clouds another phenomenal sit in with Billy👍

All bases covered in his touring band. Check them out!

Genuinely curious what you mean by your comment above?

That's funny you say that the name that we are considering for our Bob Weir cover band is called Getting Weirder.

When they started doing more of the electronic stuff, it seemed like they were just trying really hard to appeal to the rave crowd. It seemed forced, and from what I've seen brought in some unsavory people to the last few SCI shows I went to. Glad they're moving on from that.

Billy saved music and the universe, he is indeed a golden god!

The music never stopped..

they only need to listen to 82 year old Phil Lesh and pick up the pace!

they should hang it up, really

Word

I read your comment before listening and thought it was hyperbole. I stand corrected. It seems that Billy has the Meidas Touch; everything he touches turns to gold.

@@mikel5582 I figured it was hyperbole too, but wow very impressive, and Billy the Kid sure is amazing. I think he might be the best at playing lead guitar on Grateful Dead songs since Jerry. And he’s right up there with Jerry. I’ve been to a whole lot of variations of the dead line up since Jerry died from the further festivals onward… And also some variations of Phil and friends… and other groups playing dead songs And unless I’m forgetting someone, I think Billy is the best I’ve seen … Assuming he could play this well on the majority of their songs.

Yea, Kyle teased it a few times throughout the weekend!