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Download or at least stream this show immediately! This was my 12th Furthur show and I have every single show they have played, listened to em all - a couple of times. Feb 11th was the greates Furthur show yet. I've been waiting for them to bust out a set list like this. It felt like 1977. Plus Bobby and Phil brought the sunshine and warmth to Colorado with them. I cannot wait for the rest of this run.

I think we got all the Denver/Colorado reference songs at this show,. Truly hot show, their artistic juices overflowed. I was expecting them to deadicate a song to the Egyptians, I couldn't figure out what it would be. It was the encore, Liberty. Of course! Met some very nice people, danced like there was no tomorrow and had a great time.
Super setlist and even though I am not a big fan of BTW, it was WELL done. Very tight for their first show in over a month. WELL DONE! See you Sunday!

Coming out of the shoot... Very strong performance.. Im going 2 give a different perspective of the shows then everyone else.. I relise it's about the music.. Thats why I'm here.. But this year I'm going 2 give review of the lot scene as well as the shows.. When Jerry was carrying the torch it was obvious how amazing he was. It inspired all the heads to create things to sell so that you could go on tour. Just to be able to see the fat man again.. People supported tour people before local business. The scene is and has always been a big part of the success of the dead. It could be argued that the best shows anyone has ever seen the lot was great. The L was great... and the shows were like the cherry on top. Fun fantasy land utopia that we truck in to every part of this great land... Dead heads unite.. Come and support what has been a great experience for us all.. Anywho ... There was a shakedown the few that endured the travel and cold.. Cops wwere cool... No issues

A true Colorado show! Caught the "Ol West" songs, fantastic versions of Jack S, Me & My Uncle, Loser, Deal. Really enjoyed Brown Eyed Women. Black T Wind was intense and full of emotion. Wow! "Must Have Been the Roses" was one of my favorites of the first set. Loved the huge roses all around the stage. Beautiful, could almost hear Jerry...Very Valentines Day "ish".. During the 2nd set I realized why they call "Dark Star" the "Holy Grail" of the Grateful Dead's music. The atmosphere was full of "stars" created from the ceiling's turning disco balls...cosmic, timeless, transcending. The walls of the venue seemed to disappear, like in the book "Where the Wild Things Are." Mountain song and I Know You Rider was full of feeling and carried that Colorado flavor. Fun to dance to Help on the Way and Franklin's Tower. It was neat to hear Phil dedicate "Liberty" to the Egyptian people! How timely that the band was here in Colorado when the people of Egypt realized their dream of freedom. Does anyone know if this show consisted of the same songs the Dead played in Egypt in the 70's? Can't wait to hear tonight's show!