The Other Ones - Full Concert - 07/24/98 - Shoreline Amphitheatre (OFFICIAL)

[@jeremywendelin]

I loved this tour. Loved both Mark and Steve trading solos. John Molo became one of my fav drummers after that. After the reunion bring back The Other Ones!!!!

[@waltberger7885]

Yeah I like Mark and Steve together

[@andrescarrasco2384]

Yes great and the vibe captured, but Jerry was one of a kind... I still miss him...

[@ParadiseWaitsBand]

The 98' tour was awesome!

[@IEviking]

This is just awesome this was my first dead experience i was hooked after this.what i can remember was cruisin up to San francisco,with this old head i knew who told me i would love it and shoreline was the spot for the best party.i got together 500$ and my girlfriend at the time (my sons mom after this trip but thats a whole other block of cheddar)we jumped in the car and took off .Stayed the night in Belmont then hit the party.Man was he not kidding i ate pizza from a old school bus ,i grubbed hash goo balls dank,i bought a leather rose i still have to this day,that girl was so nice,then i met cid on the way in so seeing the concert again is like the first time again .I remembered Mickey's shirt and the ufo thing but after that i remember being in golden gate park how i got there is still a mystery my girl was with me though ,caught 125$ cab back to belmont and been going to every local semi local shows with my now 22 yrs son and 19 yrs daughter and wife of 15yrs now we hit 3 in 2022 im shooting for 4 in 2023 Dead and Companies final tour. Dead shows any version you may attend and deadhead life has kept my family close.But yeah this show started it all for me.

[@lisaspencer3245]

Nice

[@gabrieltebaldi8408]

I was there man!!! Some of the best shows I have seen. The Other Ones, The Dead, Further. They are Great!!!

[@redrum482]

I was at this show. This was a great tour!

[@isaacsweeney5380]

my god bobby is amazing

[@sirfrancisdrake4285]

I saw this show and enjoyed what this Band had to offer . Steve Kimock hits the note. Wear my Other Ones T-shirt proudly. The CD is great also.

[@pumpkinking5174]

I really dug this lineup. Mark Karen was added late for the tour at Steve Kimmock's insistence and I think Mark did an admiral job.

[@jerrygarcia9244]

May Mickeys version of Fire on the Mountain stay buried on that mountain never to be heard again. I remember hearing this version live back in 1996 in Chicago and was pleasantly stunned by the balls on this version. Those guys never did care what others thought. Love that.

[@jackstraw8680]

Fantastic Show, I remember it well....mostly, there was some good shit going around.

[@gratefulaya192]

yea the needlepoint was amazing that year, those jg blotters were outstanding

[@tabathastaples7884]

Shepherd's Chapel Network !!!!!!! Do you know where America is mentioned in the Bible ???????

[@keithrosler4683]

The only tour that carried me out west left Scranton never looked back it was the closest thing to making me feel like I was back on tour again Love and miss the crue 89-95 made it to more then we missed. The family fluff puddled couldn't say more because I don't remember

[@sirfrancisdrake4285]

Me and the rest of the No Ones were at the Other Ones Show. Still have the T-Shirt.

[@TheOddworx]

Had a Blast at this one

[@trishfeatherstone4549]

🌹IWT ❤️🙂❤️🙂

[@peugluk1]

Best post jerry ever

[@johnnyprovo7157]

I agree. It was like a celebration of the past, but also lots of it's OWN spirit, too.

[@IR-yb1tb]

@Wolfgangsgratefuldead The song is "Across the River" not "Across the Lazy River". It's from Bruce & The Range's final album.

[@photoslum]

Bruce needs to be higher in the mix, its a shame not being able to hear his playing

[@jongo666]

now I remember, why I couldn't stand hearing anyone sing "Fire on Mountain" for about 10 yrs. Otherwise, I have a lot of good memories from the 1998 Tour at least, I think I do...

[@MeTheRob]

This was why Punk had to happen. 20 years later ,and they were still noodling away, (And I speak as an old Hippie Dead / Bob Weir fan.)

[@owencooke5461]

Hahaha cant say I agree but I found this insight to be very uniquely awesome and true

[@DO-GD]

What is the Classical minuet they're playing around 1:44:00?

[@rightoffsaurus]

Kimock transcends

[@toddmorrissey8372]

No idea why they brought Dave Ellis out with them. Had to have been Weir's call.

[@coolhandlucas4148]

Wow those time stamps are way off.

[@patrickdunham1878]

They probably could have done without the sax for the entire concert but overall pretty strong.

[@tommywalzer9051]

Lol why is Mickey rapping "Fire on the Mountain?"

[@grbdtb]

Two reasons: 1.) Mickey wrote the music (Robert Hunter the lyrics). 2.) Mickey was under the impression that someone wanted to hear him butcher the song.

[@SandpiperMichael]

This is the original Fire written as the Pump Song. Micky rapped before there was rap music. Found on his album Rolling Thunder 1972.

[@chinacat9992]

Not bad but "something" is missing.

[@michelleschepper3769]

JERRY!!!!!

[@toddmorrissey8372]

Molo is like Kreutzmann on steroids.

[@Twotontessie]

Wow. Cool to see this posted thanks. Was there. Shoreline on the lawn in July a fun time. The music was strong though too many players for my taste. I never liked Mark Karan's playing one bit. Needless overkill having two lead guitar players and a saxophone. Come on.

[@owencooke5461]

Energetic I guess

[@ScottWAllen-qi7qq]

Kimock should have been the lone lead guitarist, no disrespect to Mark Karan, and there was absolutely no need for Dave Ellis on saxophone, no disrespect to him, either.