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8/28/2021 Show Number: 158
Hershey Park Stadium Hershey, PA
Tour:   Tour 2021 Rareness Factor: 56.24
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4.21 Dancing Bears
Set TypeSong # SongBust Out
First Set1 Music Never Stopped T
First Set2 Easy Answers T
First Set3 Music Never Stopped (Reprise)  
First Set4 Touch of Grey  
First Set5 Tennessee Jed  
First Set6 Mr. Charlie  
First Set7 Black Throated Wind T
First Set8 Cassidy  
First Set9 Don't Ease Me In  
    
Second Set10 Here Comes Sunshine  
Second Set11 Estimated Prophet  
Second Set12 Eyes of the World  
Second Set13 Althea  
Second Set14 Drums  
Second Set15 Space  
Second Set16 Milestones T
Second Set17 GDTRFB T
Second Set18 Death Don't Have No Mercy  
Second Set19 One More Saturday Night  
    
Encore20 Quinn the Eskimo T
    
D = Dead & Co debut, T = Tour debut

Memories:
Lawrence Edward Sommer  —  9/2/2021 12:15:42 PM
That was a show for The Grateful. The flow was a beautiful two way street, small ball style. In contrast City Field which was a whoosh of East Coast energy; Hold onto your head time! Hershey had a the Boys of Summer going to work and doing what only they can do feel to it. IMHO they always play the crowd. At Hershey the crowed played the band. If Mickey can play sunspots he most certainly can vibe with a kid in the second to last row of the balcony. Once that flow is established the subtlety the band achieves truly is on the Edge Of Magic. The first set was fun. I have come around on Easy Answers. My first experience with it was at one of those first sets you mentioned that didn't quite click. I feel like group think had a lot to do with it. "Cheese it up Bobby" t-shirts were making the rounds. I was a kid. I let the "No, No, Noers" into my head and had contempt prior to investigation. By the time they closed a first set at DC with it, I believed we must be entitled to a Music-Answers sandwich. When they ended the set with a stand alone EA I sat down right in front of Jerry. Hindsight is 20/20. The Lazy River Road from that night is top shelf. Mindset man, mindset. I started to relate to the song meaningfully during the Ratdog years. Until Hershey I had been chasing that sandwich for a while! Eyes, Althea, and Quinn were my favorites. About 5 rows behind me a group of young ladies were going full on Mayermania with it. "I think he sings this one!" "Yes!" Squeel! The energy was infectious. Hearing them enjoy something I've loved for so long is always heartwarming. Death Don't was glorious. I need to reference the tape still. I don't recall the Chicken Parm and as a Fatman Santa Type, I love Anything Parm! Quinn! My only one was Alpine 88. Monsignor Quinn from Chicago, was a family friend growing up, so I always think of him when I hear it. I agree with Dean. I hope they "rehearse" it some more. Preferably on stage at Wrigley! Love, Light, and Know it Turn Out Right!

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